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Properly priced houses round our way are still being snapped up quickly, but being on the edge of all that BOE cash does have an effect..."See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested." -
Do you still live in Rothbury Admin?Originally posted by administrator View PostI salute you Prawn. I feel another leg down coming.
Housing market seems the biggest bubble of all to me. For the UK to function correctly either house prices have to come down or wages have to rise to meet housing costs. I think the path of falls is clearly in place no, wage inflation has looked very unlikely for a while. For prices to have dropped (albeit small amounts) is suggesting more falls to come as it is not seasonal for prices to dip now. Transaction volumes still very small. More housing stock coming on to market in my area, yet few are actually selling.
All we need do now is follow the lead of South Korea and whack those interest rates up. This should cause a few who bought at peak to go under.
Harsh times ahead IMO.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Nope. What has the location of a mentallist currently in the news got to do with houses coming on the market?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostDo you still live in Rothbury Admin?Comment
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Read it again....Originally posted by administrator View PostNope. What has the location of a mentallist currently in the news got to do with houses coming on the market?
You can't get the Administrators these days.
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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But the Administrators can get you any time of the day or night, don't you ever forget it ...Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostYou can't get the Administrators these days.
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Missed the still. Sorry. I sort of get it now. I need booze to elevate me, been a hard week.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostRead it again....
You can't get the Administrators these days.
Nice to see you AtW - hope all is wellOriginally posted by AtW View PostBut the Administrators can get you any time of the day or night, don't you ever forget it ...
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All is good in the UKOriginally posted by administrator View PostNice to see you AtW - hope all is well
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There will be more quantitative easing. The government must is in a flap about the pound rising and the printing presses will soon be up and running again.Comment
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Sorry, the only indicator I would trust is the oracle Paul........the octopus. If any of you believe these hocus-pocus indicators the Prawn talks about you're fools.
One thing I personally definately agree with is the housing market being the biggest bubble
.TO me the recovery isn't justified and has been fuelled by continuation of cheap money. Current prices are based on low traded volumes(or have the volumes been improving I don;t know?), and first time buyer properties simply aren't selling
I wait an indication from Paul where things will be going.
I think the stockmarket may just bounce around for the rest of the year (around current levels), or could stage a rise to new highs if a close is registered above 5350. However, shoudl the market fall back to it's recent low we could be heading down further (my guess 4100 or so)Last edited by SuperZ; 10 July 2010, 11:42.Comment
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I agree. There are some parts of the UK where housing relative to income is many multiples beyond unattainable for Mr & Mrs Smith. But that fact alone is not going to change there accessibility. There are other links in the chain that must be broken first, job losses (wait until George is finished hacking back the 3rd largest employer of the world, the British public sector) that'll make a difference. Newcastle will be up for sale soon.Originally posted by SuperZ View PostOne thing I personally definately agree with is the housing market being the biggest bubble
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But then they're other parts of the country that are doing quite well, especially at the higher end. Those parts that did not run away with themselves on speculative reasoning."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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