Shocked beyond belief

[Bunk]

That is my point. Short term there are a lot of factors, long term it will come down to the monitory base.

monetary

[speling bee]

monetary

Don't spoil the fun.

[Robinho]

A grammatical error does not make me wrong though.

[speling bee]

Another one up to their eyes in debt, glad for the QE to keep their debt cheap I suspect.

Exactly. Had a reasonable amount of savings, having sold to rent. Saw which way it was going and saw a good buy of a house, so moved from savings into a reasonably modest mortgage.

[speling bee]

A grammatical error does not make me wrong though.

It was a spelling error.

[sasguru]

A grammatical error does not make me wrong though.

No it's being a simplistic, poorly educated fookwit that's the problem

[sasguru]

Exactly. Had a reasonable amount of savings, having sold to rent. Saw which way it was going and saw a good buy of a house, so moved from savings into a reasonably modest mortgage.

You make it sound like someone with a mortgage is now in a better position than someone fully paid off

[speling bee]

You make it sound like someone with a mortgage is now in a better position than someone fully paid off

You daft bugger.

[shaunbhoy]

A grammatical error does not make me wrong though.

It certainly doesn't. There are a great many other factors that would need to be brought into play to ensure that.
Predictably, you have shown repeatedly that all the composite parts required to comprehensively confirm your dullardry are present in abundance, so please do feel free to carry on.

HTH BIDI

[d000hg]

So how long do we have to wait until the CUK brains trust who predicted QE would lead to runaway inflation admit they don't know squat?

Or is it like climate change, we have to keep waiting because you'll be right eventually?