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[barf2] 24/9/2010 08:22

ps
Although I'm sure you know.We are already down

28.71-28.92
They are just not bothering to put any trades through LSE today.Everything being done on PLUS.


BDEV up
PSN up
BVS up

TW. down
RDW down
bwy down

[barf2] 24/9/2010 08:17

We open up quite a few mornings spenny.You know the rest.

Surprised you've shown your face.

[spennysimmo] 24/9/2010 08:13

I thought the open might be up, you haven't posted barf.

[barf2] 23/9/2010 16:39

BDEV up
PSN up
BVS up
BWY up


RDW down
TW. down

Got to be due better times soon,surely?

[barf2] 23/9/2010 13:28

Thanks for the offer mate but I might be away then.

[wolterix] 23/9/2010 13:24

in fer time to plan for xmas, get a new kitchen alongwith ridiculous sized oven to take ridiculous sized turkey (or goose if middle class) as treacle has invited her extended family for the season, and if you play your cards right and stop swearing about it, you may get that bj on boxing day

[barf2] 23/9/2010 13:22

Not according to the BBC!
In for the August bank holiday.[trips off the tongue]

[wolterix] 23/9/2010 13:09

in fer xmas

[barf2] 23/9/2010 11:36

Brilliant!

Just heard the BBC news about mortgages for last month 'mortgage approvals were down DESPITE THE SUMMER USUALLY BEING A TIME WHEN MORTGAGES INCREASE!

I'm not sure if it is appallingly sloppy reporting by some junior that makes things up or a deliberate attempt to destabilise.

For anyone that doesn't know the summer is historically a quiet time for mortgages.

It goes in this order of seasonal busyness

Spring
Autumn
Winter
Summer

Always been the same as regular as clockwork but apparently not at the BBC!

[wolterix] 23/9/2010 11:14

bleedin' proles

[barf2] 23/9/2010 11:13

Scars
I quite agree.I'm not railing against house price stability I'm railing against the constant commentators that tell us prices are going to crash.

The general public are influenced by the headlines and it impacts on their decisions about whether to buy/move etc

All the time the likes of the BBC keep banging on about house prices falling[even when they are rising their headline is 'pace of growth slows markedly suggesting price falls']potential house buyers sit on their hands which then causes the slowdown.

A stark example would be if the BBC and associated media started putting out headlines such as 'house prices about to surge,buyers scrambling to secure properties before they explode' etc then we would see punters charging into estate agents,banks etc

They are a fickle lot,that public.

[shammytime] 23/9/2010 10:55

ROE on the move - 100% gains to be achieved.

[scars] 23/9/2010 10:53

Barf, but isn't it a good thing that house prices have been relatively flat for the recent past and probably then near future. They can't keep going up!

[newm0delarmy] 23/9/2010 10:48

You were all warned...the sector is dead for years...and some will have to fail and land banks be repriced.

[barf2] 23/9/2010 08:34

All of the housebuilder sector up..............except one...any ideas?

[smurfy2001] 22/9/2010 19:15

ok barf, cheers

[barf2] 22/9/2010 15:25

Likewise Kazz

[kazz] 22/9/2010 15:21

I have asked TW, but alas no reply.

Kazz

[sdavey] 22/9/2010 15:07

Barf
Maybe we should suggest that TW themselves ask the FSA for an explanation!

[barf2] 22/9/2010 13:59

smurf
I did, then I followed it up again about a fortnight later,then again a fortnight after that and again a fortnight after that.

All you get is an e-mail back confirming their receipt.

[smurfy2001] 22/9/2010 13:49

barf2, l suggest you contact the FSA?