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Is it because they all massage the figures, but haven't yet got theirs heads around to massaging them in sync with each other? Or maybe they do, and just have a few minor inaccuracies to make them look more plausible.IveSeenTheLight wrote: »Why is the CMLfigures so different from Halifax's and Nationwides?
As you are the keeper of stats on here what I would really like to see would be the predictions regarding house prices from these three organisations at the beginning of this year.
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Nice update, though I'd expect the curves to level off (at ~10%) in the next couple of months. Can anyone post a pic of the real cost of houses - that curve's gonna keep on falling.
Well obviously !!... I mean its clear to see that two more squares to the right and prices will be level !!! :think:0 -
obsessed_saver wrote: »They need to extend the y-axis downwards soon.
They've been doing that each month since the beginning of the year - back in Feb the graph only went down to zero.poppy100 -
IveSeenTheLight wrote: »I had a look at the statistics from CML
I made up a graph for it and it is not showing the drops as shown in the previous few posts.
Why is the CMLfigures so different from Halifax's and Nationwides?
Hmmm... let me see...
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obsessed_saver wrote: »They need to extend the y-axis downwards soon.
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Is it because they all massage the figures, but haven't yet got theirs heads around to massaging them in sync with each other? Or maybe they do, and just have a few minor inaccuracies to make them look more plausible.
As you are the keeper of stats on here what I would really like to see would be the predictions regarding house prices from these three organisations at the beginning of this year.
Can you fix it for me?
1. I am not the keeper of stats. I only post for everyone to review and make their own decisions
2. Predictions - do you think these three have a better crystal ball than many on here?
3. My name is not Jim'll Fix It:wall:
What we've got here is....... failure to communicate.
Some men you just can't reach.
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Well obviously !!... I mean its clear to see that two more squares to the right and prices will be level !!! :think:
Two more squares tot he right and the graph will start to be comparing depreciating house prices year on year with each other rather than against an appreciating house price.
The graph represents YoY difference and the OP reckons that in a couple of months the YoY depreciation will level out at 10%, not that average house prices level off, but that average house prices drop at 10% per year:wall:
What we've got here is....... failure to communicate.
Some men you just can't reach.
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