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[pineapple1] 10/5/2024 12:14

You now have to wait a month to see the doctor around my way. You used to be able to pretty much see him on the same day. Not that i go to the doctors of course especially as they seem hostage to big pharma.
But if i have a head on crash or some other emergency i may have no choice and thats the only time i will feel a visit to the Krankenhaus is neccesary.
Some people i'm told go to see the doctor to get paracetemol as the prescription is free and they prefer that to paying £1 for a pack at Asda.
imho

[peterbarnes35] 10/5/2024 11:28

IT has not take very long for gold to get back towards it,s highs again. Although its not so much gold rising as currency dedvaluing? With the really big devaluationes yet to come?.

[peterbarnes35] 10/5/2024 11:21

The debt that our politicians have put every person in the UK into is £180,000 per person. The pin that is likely to pop this bubble is rising interest rates.

[peterbarnes35] 10/5/2024 11:16

This (so called) conservative government has blown up a massive housing bubble by pouring £32.5 billion into the housing market with such schemes as help to buy in order to buy votes.So it,s not that this government will build more houses and more that this housing bubble will burst. And on a world scale it already is doing?

[john nada] 10/5/2024 11:15

Without immigration a consumer and debt based economic system cannot survive as you need never ending replacement consumers. That's the UK because we produce nothing and due to jewish social policies we know longer have children.

This was a centrally planned event. Feminism. Multiculturalism. Monopoly capitalism. An overwhelming all consuming welfare state. The Cloward Piven strategy. As Blackrock's Larry Fink stated western nations with a low birth rate will be forced into a transhumanist system.

[geckotheglorious] 10/5/2024 11:13

pete,

"they and their relatives are impacting on all our services. Education and the NHS being just two. With the cost of immigration being put at £100 billion. And that,s beside/ /local councils building houses to house them They should not be here in the first place. And as iv,e said i expect -our debt to go pear shaped likely this year"


You're arguing about something that isnt in dispute!!!

I concur with ALL of the above.

Nat Debt will keep soaring, as will the debt service costs (even when interest rates start falling)

#DebtDoomLoop

[peterbarnes35] 10/5/2024 11:07

gecko
Irrespective of whether the immmigrants will keep the housing market going, they and their relatives are impacting on all our services. Education and the NHS being just two. With the cost of immigration being put at £100 billion. And that,s beside/ /local councils building houses to house them They should not be here in the first place. And as iv,e said i expect -our debt to go pear shaped likely this year.

[geckotheglorious] 10/5/2024 10:24

Pete
" The idea that mass immigratiowill hold up the housing market is a fallacy."

Let me try to explain this to you in simple terms.

Of coruse mass Immigration is holding up the housing market.

Here is why:

Most of the mass migration is of low paid low skilled labour (but upwards of 15-20% surely are either monied or in decent jobs and thus able to purchase a property of some sort. But the majority are at the bottom end.

We dont build enough housing, 150,000 new homes per year, but the UK population is growing by 500,00 to 650,000 a year (from both domestic pop growth of those already here plus the hundreds of thousands migrating here each year)

All require a ROOF over their heads.

So what will happen is that the majority of low paid newcomers from overseas will take up housing at the bottom end of the ladder, thereby PUSHING each other segment up the housing chain. A Brit who might otherwise have purchased a 1-2 bed flat now finds no such flats available because either the Council/landlords have let en masse to these new low paid incomers. So they are forced up the chain.

The result of this is those that might have bought a small 1-2 bed house are now forced to take a bigger mortgage to buy a 3 bed house because the previous occupants of the 1-2 bed flat are now forced to buy a 3 bed flat or a 1-2 bed small home.
Everyone gets mov4ed up the chain, forced to buy bigger more expensive properties due to absence of supply in the property segment they'd previously buy in!

And this is due to excess population growth, especially in the low paid, low skilled.

And it is also why more and more a re renting because they cant afford to buy a property because they are being squeezed up the chain.

The UK population is growing too fast. All of the infrastructure is creaking.

If you cant see that you're deluded Pete.

The housing crisis is a numbers game, we have demand outstripping supply due to the UK population growing too fast too quickly. It is that simple.

[peterbarnes35] 10/5/2024 09:56

Regarding mass immigration holding up the housing market forever.Up to now mass immigration has cost £100 billon, money we don,t have, addto that the £150 billion that QE has = cost and Houston we have a problem? The idea that mass immigratiowill hold up the housing market is a fallacy. Such is the debt ti am doubtful we can get through this year without major crash.

[john nada] 10/5/2024 09:20

LMFAO Barnestein's new favourite Iranian German.

Sahra Wagenknech



In 2010, she refused to join a standing ovation when former Israeli Prime Minister and Nobel Laureate Shimon Peres gave a speech in the Bundestag on Holocaust Remembrance Day

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Okay Barnestein I'm listening. Tell me more about this based half German bint.

[pvb] 10/5/2024 09:18

savogi 10 May '24 - 08:00 - 283786 of 283789

John Nada9 May '24 - 18:06 - 283778 of 283784
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By the way Savogi. Give us a detailed list of all the things that have increased 300% since 2011.

After all you did say everything. The price of carrots or something similar you hilariously mentioned previously doesn't count by the way.
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It's easier to give you a list of things that haven't increased by 300% since 2011. I would say 95% of goods have increased by 300%, except carrots and Gold..

Well, fortunately, I'm long carrots; at the moment...

[john nada] 10/5/2024 09:14

Savogi I'll ask AGAIN. Name investable products that have risen by more than 300% since 2011. Don't strawman. Apart from your beloved buttcoin list them.

p.s you know in 2015 Gold was 700 pounds an ounce. It's now over 1800. Find me any investable index or product other than buttcoin that has beaten that rise since 2015.

Also name me the investable indexes/products that have risen the over 1,000% rise Gold has seen since the turn of the century.

List the 'everything' that you indicated that has risen by that amount too.

Give me answers or STFU permanently dan brown boy.

[peterbarnes35] 10/5/2024 09:09

If you believe that then invest accordingly. It,s no skin off my nose,lol.I,ll continue buying gold and silver,they are actually money, and have been since Roman times?. I can remember fully the 2008 sub prime housing crash and why it happened and how it neraly took out the west banking systems,.. Whilst today the sitution in that regard is far worse.

And if you have never heard of the sub -prime, then you don;t know what your talking about.* Taxpayers are still forking out for the huge sums that were given to the bankers to stop a banking collapse. In the UK Gordo handed out £1.3 trillion, to stop the banks going under?.

[pineapple1] 10/5/2024 09:01

Gecko....yes i agree with all of that regarding houses.
Pete bangs on about the withdrawal of bank credit with zero evidence of the banks plans to do so as its all a part of his orgasmic fantasy of house price collapse .It is currently just talk and bank credit seems readily available, hence houses continue to rise.
Barclays in their recent results stated that they are raising bank credit. They may be telling fibs of course but still very little inventory up for sale near me.
Of course Pete will be along at any moment saying its coming. We all know that ,just not for some time yet (his predictions 20 yrs and counting )and in any case the housing market will likely flatline for quite a few yrs rather than crash.
imho

[savogi] 10/5/2024 08:00

John Nada9 May '24 - 18:06 - 283778 of 283784
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By the way Savogi. Give us a detailed list of all the things that have increased 300% since 2011.

After all you did say everything. The price of carrots or something similar you hilariously mentioned previously doesn't count by the way.
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It's easier to give you a list of things that haven't increased by 300% since 2011. I would say 95% of goods have increased by 300%, except carrots and Gold..

[excellance] 09/5/2024 23:42

Solar flares on their way...

[peterbarnes35] 09/5/2024 20:55

BBC failed to correct student over Israel genocide claim

[peterbarnes35] 09/5/2024 20:42

Any demand for new houses,is reliant on the availabilty of credit to fund that demand. And that comes back to bank credit and it,* availability. And because ofthe amount of debt now in the system,/ and knowing it will cause a very large crash, because of the amounts of bank credit already in the system, banks are now restricting bank credit hoping they don,t go down with the oncoming crash. The results of the restrictions on bank credit happen slowly but surely. Bankruptsy happens slowly then all at once,lol.,

[geckotheglorious] 09/5/2024 19:51

Pine
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All a numbers game house prices side.

If UK property companies build 150,000 new homes each year, if net Immigration is +500,000+ annually we've a serious supply problem.

That's before those already here moving up the ladder, getting their first job, looking to buy/rent their first property having left home.

Some of these annual newcomers are Cash buyers(eg Hong Kong Chinese) but most of these 500,000+ require Housing(and water/leccy, natgas , GP, Dentist, Food etc etc)

Even IF Building companies such as Barratt, Wimpey and co build 250,000 new homes per year(a RECORD!!!) we still wouldnt have enough to meet the ever increasing demand.

So House prices (a decent physical asset) keep rising inexorably and bar the odd temporary bubble correction, will continue to do so.....

For the simple reason DEMAND blows SUPPLY out of the water.

[excellance] 09/5/2024 18:36

The bank of England are stuck between an economy slowing down on one hand with inflation rising on the other.

They say there may be room to cut interest rates later this summer, but I can't see how.

Rates will have to go a little higher if anything, not lower.

This is of course great for gold for a little while longer.

[john nada] 09/5/2024 18:06

By the way Savogi. Give us a detailed list of all the things that have increased 300% since 2011.

After all you did say everything. The price of carrots or something similar you hilariously mentioned previously doesn't count by the way.