You mustn't confuse the whole of UK housing prices for London prices. There are many areas still not back to 07 prices after a period of rampant inflation. I say rampant in the context of official figures which have been a joke. You should try becoming a builder and see how you like to sell your new houses for almost less than they cost you to build.
There is much silly talk from useless financial commentators re housing bubbles already. It's nonsesce. Take London out of the equation and they should concern themselves with the behaviour of their own useless industry, that is to say the regulation of mortgages and loans to fit affordability criteria, job security etc. It used to be extremely strict prior to 1993---It CAN be done. It WAS done by the older generation of banks and mortgage advisers. We really don't need a loada whiz kids employed in the financial services sector but I'm afraid this is what we got :-) They used to be employed selling used cars :-)
Yes I have technicals that could target >97 but the point I made referenced "fading" a trend. I have already suggested a method of fading trends if that is how traders wish to trade, a method which keeps stops tight, the inevitable punishment minimised.
All our government's strenuous efforts to reform entitlements, pull down abusive claimants count, reduce unemployment has started to bear fruit over the last 2 year period. Ever such a slow arduous process.
What happens next ? In January the floodgates open to immigration from new EU member countries and we can do f*ck all about it, crazy EU regulations requiring us to take in all comers from Europe. Some of these immigrants will be long term unemployed, travellers and gypos,criminals,religious nutters, even terrorists.
yes I think CMC platform has pattern recognition. Seems very lazy concept to me and who would trust a robot, not me. eSignal had EW recognition many years ago but I found it was crap compared to using one's own discretion.
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ما وراء هبوط الدولار مع الذهب و من منهما يتمكن الارتداد؟
موعدنا الآن في غرفة شركة إكس أم لجلسة الأسواق
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@XM_COM (10 months ago)
Jobless claims > 300k before next FOMC meeting would be ideal for Fed to make up for any CPI upside surprise (10 months ago)
"Cook & Eat at Home" scheme may come next to defeat UK inflation... (10 months ago)
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There is much silly talk from useless financial commentators re housing bubbles already. It's nonsesce. Take London out of the equation and they should concern themselves with the behaviour of their own useless industry, that is to say the regulation of mortgages and loans to fit affordability criteria, job security etc. It used to be extremely strict prior to 1993---It CAN be done. It WAS done by the older generation of banks and mortgage advisers. We really don't need a loada whiz kids employed in the financial services sector but I'm afraid this is what we got :-) They used to be employed selling used cars :-)
Were your stochastics telling you to fade for long ?
What happens next ? In January the floodgates open to immigration from new EU member countries and we can do f*ck all about it, crazy EU regulations requiring us to take in all comers from Europe. Some of these immigrants will be long term unemployed, travellers and gypos,criminals,religious nutters, even terrorists.
How stupid can we be ?
http://www.mauldineconomics.com/outsidethebox/wtf