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http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2008/ma....economicgrowth

Story in recent edition of Shropshire Star:

Great find. Shocking stuff, despite the larfs.

Yet another HPC member trolling the MSE board. Seriously boring. Mind you, after 4 years of waiting for a HPC , and another 5 before a serious correction pans out, I suppose we must find something to do. 9.13pm post on MSE-9.16pm on here.

Indeedy.

From the same edition, on its front page. Noticed it when shopping in Morrisons in Shrewsbury this PM:

Hi PG. How's YOUR property empire?

It's a serious business impersonating a Judge, even on an anonymous forum such as this. Not wise, considering members of the legal profession here will no doubt take issue with your behaviour. All it takes is a quick line to the Department for Constitutional Affairs. And if you are a government employee using government computers to post this nonsense you may want to start looking for another job -in the very near future. If you were a Judge, which clearly you are not, the Office for Judicial Complaints would take a very dim view of your behaviour. Good luck.

Are you serious? Prices fell 1 % last month, and you call that a meltdown?

And that's a charitable view IMO.

House prices are still yoy positive. What's to celebrate? We're at least 5 years before prices return to long term averages. I find this exuberant euphoria quite irrational.

Don't forget HM Revenue.

Says the man who STR in 2002!

Indeed, Most of the people i know in London earn 100K plus. Rich b'astards I earn a fraction that amount.

Nuff said. She's a BeenyBear.

These incremental falls are no use to me. I'm looking for a crash and these figures, after 8 months of a supposed credit crunch, are frankly disappointing.

Yes. Yet another VI who got it wrong.

Not quite-the country's still HPI positive and falling 0.5% per month. I'd describe it pedestrian at best.

With regret, I must agree. In the absence of a significant number of distressed sellers we'll continue to get these poxy 0.6 monthly falls which are no use to anyone seeking a significant correction. How long would it take to achieve 20% nominal falls if we average 0.6 monthly falls? Doesn't bear thinking about.

You're saying prices will fall 30% in 6 months? You consider that to be realistic?

What?

Something that's often missed here.

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