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Ooops - house prices at record high ;)
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Pricing assets denominated in a failing state currency has limited meaning.Originally posted by Whorty View Post
Halifax HPI was about 6% higher in € terms when I sold up in the UK 5 years ago. -
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I think you have that the wrong way around for the majority, most people aren't privileged enough to flip flop between EURO/GBP, so local purchasing power is what matters.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostPricing assets denominated in a failing state currency has limited meaning.
Halifax HPI was about 6% higher in € terms when I sold up in the UK 5 years ago.
Seems to me the fact of the matter is appreciating assets like real estate are a good edge against currency fluctuations.Comment
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They won't be after 1 Jan 2021Originally posted by TheGreenBastard View Postmost people aren't privileged enough to flip flop between EURO/GBPComment
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How dreadful for them. Let's hope they didn't do anything unfortunate to compound their troubles, like voting for Brexit or electing a buffoon just before the worst global pandemic in a century.Originally posted by TheGreenBastard View PostI think you have that the wrong way around for the majority, most people aren't privileged enough to flip flop between EURO/GBP, so local purchasing power is what matters.
Seems to me the fact of the matter is appreciating assets like real estate are a good edge against currency fluctuations.Comment
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My house is built out of gold barsOriginally posted by AtW View PostIn gold bars house prices are falling rapidly!
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You've said it now.Originally posted by WTFH View PostLet's keep them climbing for a few weeks.Comment
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House prices will never get above $60 - that the ceiling.Originally posted by Whorty View PostComment
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