Thursday, Oct 18, 2007
Evan analysis of IMF report
BBC: UK house prices 'at risk'
Evan is so blase about the fact so many people have been conned to pay over the odds mortgages
for over priced property for the last 5-10 years.
Posted by doomwatch @ 01:21 PM (1387 views) Add Comment
6 Comments
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1. cyril said...
Hooray!
I've been visiting this site for the last few years, and the number of gloom and doom articles has never been higher. Same goes for the volume of comments. HPC definitely underway.
HPC.co.uk need to introduce a new symbol at the bottom to replace the flames. How about a little mushroom cloud?
2. dohousescrashinthewoods said...
If the Beeb are reporting it the masters must really have turned. I think Grumpy Brown must have upset them when he switched feet on the election - probably lost them a few bob on the markets. I have sensed the BBC reporting Cameron in a positive and confident light.
I think the masters have requested a change and I wouldn't be surprised to see Brown driven from office long before his cloying hands ever hoped to risk relinquishing power with an election that might give proles an unhealthy level of control (read "above zero").
3. pecker said...
Arnt 1800 at the BBC losing their jobs??... maybe they need to gain a touch of credibility before they go for jobs elsewhere... just a thought ;-)
4. voiceofreason said...
Maybe they have spent the last few months haggling over the scale of the job losses. And lost.
Hence a change of bias.
5. Winnie said...
May also be something to do with the lousy percentage increase in funding they got - which is leading to these huge cuts. Silly Gordon. Don't bit the hand that does all your propaganda for you................................
6. Maxwelll said...
RICS bloke
THe market was very much in the doldrums f.f..f.... a few years ago.
Couldn't even mention "from the crash"