Housing market downbeat

[SammyInnit]

Do you have any other market insights?

John D I think.

 

[SirGalahad]

19% saw falls so 81% saw no movement or an increase?

It said net balance not absolute.

 

[^woody^]

John D I think.

No thanks. I took his tips about investing in all the Corbynist regimes around the world, as he reckons they are good. I lost millions of Zimbabwe dollars in Venezuela for instance. Nearly ruined me. Had to put it back in a Cayman's account with my other labour doner friends.

 

[noseall]

Yeah, just like the all the other countries in the world who are not in the EU.

You mean not reliant on the EU surely? Our economy is intrinsically entangled with the EU. Compare oranges with Apple's at least. Name a major player that has recently cut all ties with the E U without a deal.

Good luck with that.

Do you have any other market insights?

I don't have any. Just going by what leaving Brexiteers like Ree Smogg have said.

 

[^woody^]

Name a major player that has recently cut all ties with the E U without a deal.

Obviously no-one has left the EU.

But what I could do, is name all the countries that trade with the EU and have negotiated their own terms - terms which have not sent their national economies backwards, only forwards. It's probably easier for me to just say "all the countries in the world that are outside the EU".

 

[noseall]

Obviously no-one has left the EU.

But what I could do, is name all the countries that trade with the EU and have negotiated their own terms - terms which have not sent their national economies backwards, only forwards. It's probably easier for me to just say "all the countries in the world that are outside the EU".

How many if those are as reliant on EU trade as the UK is presently?
Look.on the bright side, the average decent trade deal takes 5 - 7 years if you are lucky.

 

[durhamplumber]

The problem we have is that if there is a housing crash or correction the homes may become more affordable but then banks will cut back on loans if they fear the market will continue to drop. The knock on effect on the economy will likely slow down growth.

Caused by treacherous brainless remoaners having no regard for democracy with their selfish arrogant behaviour,,,

 

[durhamplumber]

How keen would the remoaners be on another ref if the next one says stay in!!!!...Rofl

 

[SirGalahad]

Caused by treacherous brainless remoaners having no regard for democracy with their selfish arrogant behaviour,,,

Get help. Don't know how you draw that conclusion. You are not right in the head.

 

[^woody^]

How many if those are as reliant on EU trade as the UK is presently?

You seem to forget basic trade principles. If as you are eluding to, there is such a massive trade dependency with the EU, then there are those within the EU who depend on the trade. The trade is not going to go away as otherwise it will effect both parties. You are promoting a flawed argument. There is a Herr, Monsier and Senior Noseall in the EU who is just as dependant on the UK as you are dependant on the EU. Thats basic stuff. Traders will always negotiate a deal. Always.

In any case, you will find that the figure of is less than the amount for which the EU relies on UK trade.

And BTW, check your sources for the amount (more realistically the value) of EU trade the UK relies on, compared to trade elsewhere.

 

[SirGalahad]

Obviously no-one has left the EU.

But what I could do, is name all the countries that trade with the EU and have negotiated their own terms - terms which have not sent their national economies backwards, only forwards. It's probably easier for me to just say "all the countries in the world that are outside the EU".

What point are you trying to make? How long did these agreements take to negotiate? How much trade do these countries do via WTO and with who?

 

[^woody^]

Look.on the bright side, the average decent trade deal takes 5 - 7 years if you are lucky

Using your own "name a major player who has left the EU" concept ... how many of the countries negotiating trade deals for 5-7 years have been part of the EU previously and already have all for the compliance, systems and processes in place?

Have you thought about these things or just lapped up the remoaner rhetoric like a sponge? There is the rest of the world outside the EU. Everything works just as well in those countries.

 

[SirGalahad]

Using your own "name a major player who has left the EU" concept ... how many of the countries negotiating trade deals for 5-7 years have been part of the EU previously and already have all for the compliance, systems and processes in place?

Have you thought about these things or just lapped up the remoaner rhetoric like a sponge? There is the rest of the world outside the EU. Everything works just as well in those countries.

I suggest you listen to Sir Ivan Rogers whose talk covers this and your idea it will be done in a short time frame is pure fantasy. Can you tell me what part of the quotas say on Lamb we will get to export into the EU?

 

[Bodd]

So true

Funny how it seems

 

[SirGalahad]

A house used to be a place to live in, nowadays it is an investment and some people expect instant equity as soon as they exchange contracts on a property ,if they don't get it they feel cheated.

So LVT it is.

I agree our wealth has been tied up in land. Foreign investors in London saw it as a great way to park their cash. I believe the Qataris own more real estate than the Queen in London.

But then the UK economy is a free market economy which you are all supporters of, or are you saying we should have more regulations?