Determining the direction of property prices is not that hard, it's just not particularly accurate. It's also important to look at actual properties, as that is what us mice buy - not the entire market.
There are a number of factors in determining price direction (ie up, down, sideways): 1) Demand - how much and by whom? 2) Change in demand - how much and by whom? 3) Capacity to pay - how much money does our target demographics have, and what is the cost of that money? 4) Supply - how much and what quality? 5) Change in supply - how much and what quality? 6) Price based on current fair value.
Ultimately, what we have to look at, for an inidividual property, is what pressures are acting on prices, and adjust accordingly.
It's not foolproof, but I've found that it's been accurate for predicting price direction in the past.
use reductio ad absurdum to say "no-one can predict anything so there's no use listening to anyone" in lingua even more absurdum
Yep, Catweasel has spent a year and a half, and nearly 3000 posts, making that same tedious point over and over again.
He hopes that if he repeats it enough times, in the most verbose, convoluted and indecipherable ways possible, people will think him some kind of genius.
However, the truth is, I think most people probably switched off and stopped reading his posts a long time ago.
Determining the direction of property prices is not that hard, it's just not particularly accurate. It's also important to look at actual properties, as that is what us mice buy - not the entire market.
There are a number of factors in determining price direction (ie up, down, sideways): 1) Demand - how much and by whom? 2) Change in demand - how much and by whom? 3) Capacity to pay - how much money does our target demographics have, and what is the cost of that money? 4) Supply - how much and what quality? 5) Change in supply - how much and what quality? 6) Price based on current fair value.
Ultimately, what we have to look at, for an inidividual property, is what pressures are acting on prices, and adjust accordingly.
It's not foolproof, but I've found that it's been accurate for predicting price direction in the past.
Catweasel say crikey. It think it can predict property price by its basic framework? Catweasel say if it were so the easy, then how does mouse explain incidence of global property crashes and wave of failed prediction.
Yep, Catweasel has spent a year and a half, and nearly 3000 posts, making that same tedious point over and over again.
He hopes that if he repeats it enough times, in the most verbose, convoluted and indecipherable ways possible, people will think him some kind of genius.
However, the truth is, I think most people probably switched off and stopped reading his posts a long time ago.
Catweasel say mouzelaot probably contribute more expression of a vision of world based entirely on non-scientific understanding.
So for every the post that a Catweasel make, it have the potential to expose the fraudulent, such as mouzelaot frequently the flaunt.
For mouse mind, that have to be the good thing. Even for mouse to ask its experts questions at the very basic level, it have to be the positive.
And mouzelaots know very well. Without its experts, its credible sink to bottom of sandpit.
Why not ditch this persona and re-register with a new one?
With a fresh start, people might pay attention to what you say?
Catweasel quite the happy to be a ignored and rubbished by a forum mouse. That a not to mean its contribute not the relevant compared to sandpit fight between mouzelaot and its sparring partners. In the fact, it likely to me a more meaningful to a some.
But that also a psychological factor. Anything the outside mouse's understanding is looked upon with a suspicious (even though what a Catweasel express is the well known in a world of asset markets, but not amongst Aussie mouse for some the reason).
Catweasel quite the happy to be a ignored and rubbished by a forum mouse. That a not to mean its contribute not the relevant compared to sandpit fight between mouzelaot and its sparring partners. In the fact, it likely to me a more meaningful to a some.
But that also a psychological factor. Anything the outside mouse's understanding is looked upon with a suspicious (even though what a Catweasel express is the well known in a world of asset markets, but not amongst Aussie mouse for some the reason).
Il est évident que, votre 意図 est, es que no comunique. Jeg er sikker på du har en meningsfuld punkt, , ali to je skrivena u i entzifferbar HaufenPhoneme versteckt.
My message will be meaningful to some who speak French, Spanish, Croatian, German, Japanese and Danish. My point is valid and it is simply mad that others just don't get what I'm trying to say.
Il est évident que, votre 意図 est, es que no comunique. Jeg er sikker på du har en meningsfuld punkt, , ali to je skrivena u i entzifferbar HaufenPhoneme versteckt.
My message will be meaningful to some who speak French, Spanish, Croatian, German, Japanese and Danish. My point is valid and it is simply mad that others just don't get what I'm trying to say.
Catweasel laugh.
Of course a Kenny miss the irony that a mouse often internalize a predict that it not a understand but it a completely the bamboozle by a Catweasel-speak. Goodness the grief.
Of course a Kenny miss the irony that a mouse often internalize a predict that it not a understand but it a completely the bamboozle by a Catweasel-speak. Goodness the grief.
har du ikke læst moju poruku?
It's perfectly decipherable with Google translator, going through the different languages. Just takes time to make my message meaningful. That does not mean my contribute isn't relevant compared to yours.
It's perfectly decipherable with Google translator, going through the different languages. Just takes time to make my message meaningful. That a not to mean its contribute not the relevant compared to yours.
Catweasel laugh. Don't worry Kenny. Whatever it the read that make it feel better about its mouse house, it can do a ditch the Google translator. Understand is a last thing on its skull.
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