Reply to: DOOMED: Osborne’s stamp duty rises threaten to tip property market over the edge

[MrMarkyMark]

I'm sure he will be along to fix it all shortly, trying times for Georgie.

[PurpleGorilla]

One can barely find crash of the 30s on it



DOOMED!!!

The repose to that is that this is a non linear graph with compounding. But the inescapable truth is the DJIA is take the piss high.

[LondonManc]

Fair play to Osbourne. Simply following the Gordon Brown plan; if you're a bad enough chancellor, they'll promote you out of the way into the PM role.

[vetran]

At least you'd still be able to afford to go on holiday with your imaginary friends....

new Avatar for MF?

[scooterscot]

Osborne is toast - sterling is tanking, the markets know something we will soon...

The euro is surging against the pound at minute. Was thinking of coming over to London for a shopping trip. But it's still cheaper to go to China and buy it direct from the suppliers.

[MrMarkyMark]

Where did this non-sense come from?

Same place as this.....

Osborne has succeeded in cooling the growth in central London – which may have been his aim

[NigelJK]

cooling a hot market at the same time as tapping into a juicy new source of tax revenue

Where did this non-sense come from?

[MrMarkyMark]

FTFY

Has your shoeshine chap being letting you sniff his polish, again?

[AtW]

One can barely find crash of the 30s on it



DOOMED!!!

[PurpleGorilla]

[AtW]

They would politely decline.

Only if they dare to become my imaginary enemies

[DimPrawn]

At least you'd still be able to afford to go on holiday with your imaginary friends....

They would politely decline.

[greenlake]

There is a disclaimer at the bottom of the article - all numbers on the article and totally made up and bear no resemblance with reality.

HTH

At least you'd still be able to afford to go on holiday with your imaginary friends....

[AtW]

There is a disclaimer at the bottom of the article - all numbers on the article and totally made up and bear no resemblance with reality.

HTH

[DimPrawn]

Imagine you are a homeowner/occupier who 10 years ago bought an apartment for £1m, have spent £500k on it, and it is now worth £2.5m.

Yeah, that would be tulip, thank god that never happened!