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Absolutely. Uncle C, despite his numerous postings on that thread.....backed up by dozens of in depth charts and analysis etc etc etc etc etc was hopelessly wrong. It merely proves the point that so often in life academics know so much theory...oh, but so little in practice. In other words...

4 years on and Uncle C is still full of shit and knows nothing. He really ought to be a Moderator.

Bounce.

Just to remind you after all the utter crap you posted on this thread....you knew nothing then and you probably know nothing now. Full of shit.

Can't believe the bufoon, Uncle C is still going........:lolol::lolol::lolol:

When people start threads with sensational title threads like yours, I like to occaisionally enquire as to the posters credibilty. I,m satisfied now that your credibilty is poor on this subject.

Could anyone be kind enough to copy and paste the thread....."O/T-house valuation" started by Uncle C on 24-10-2010. It gives the impression that his knowledge of the housing market is less than "expert". Post 33 was very interesting.

Uncle C.....opening line in his original post...."Here we go...it's showtime" Price Waterhouse article is reasoned and backed up by facts. I, along with ? 65-70% of the population have a vested interest in property prices. The remaining ? 30-35% of the population who rent, I have no doubt...

Interesting article on the BBC site titled "wannabe house buyers" on the 20th August 2010.... ( Unfortunately, I don't know how to ? "copy and paste". Price Waterhouse have suggested a rise in REAL terms of 2% per annum between 2010 and 2020. More interesting was the analysis, that house...

Really...? Which planet are you on...? I read your opening post a few days ago, and as I have an interest in the property market, I scanned the various news outlets to see if there was any impending forecasts of "house price crashes" from the experts in the field. Very little. I assumed...

Has it never occurred to you in your infinite wisdom, that if house prices drop dramatically the same cycle of the "rich" will buy up all these properties, long before the average punter can arrange a mortgage. It has happened before you know. The result...? More Landlords, property speculators...