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I said early 2010 Tim, not the start. Keep massaging the figures to suit your agenda. Keep twisting my words. Keep with the insults. It all speaks volumes about you, not me...

You made your comment re a prevailing up cycle after the start of the year, yet you decide it's fair to backdate to December figures for the starting point (lol)? I guess whatever suits the point you are trying to make... The chart I posted is straight out of an RPData presentation, I didn't...

As always the onus is on me to provide the data, surely it wouldn't have been hard to provide this yourself... This is Feb to Feb, most recent data. 4 capitals up, 4 down. Overall the weighted index is slightly up Feb to Feb, but slightly down April (2010) to Feb (as I said prices have been...

I suppose we are to believe that your comment 15 months ago only referred to a couple of states that rose. Prices on a national basis have been falling since early last year... You keep your comments so generalised that you could probably argue a position that you also thought some states...

Tim, it's quite possible that I made less than you over the last 5 years despite the gains (starting from a relatively low base). It was just a flippant reply to your flippant comment that I have been wrong for years. 15 months ago you posted this: When should we expect to see this next...

Having doubled my networth more than a couple of times over the last 5 years (not that it would compare much to some on here :))I seem to be doing ok for someone who has been 'wrong for years', imagine how much I'll make when I get it right... There is a level of desperation in your attempts...

He corrects his comments here: http://www.debtdeflation.com/blogs/2011/02/15/keen-joye-on-house-prices/ The presenter also got some numbers wrong to begin with. Have you read any of Keen's debt deflation blog or have you simply watched a couple of clips, read a couple of mainstream media...

Did you miss the memo evand? Debt is the new black, you ain't wealthy unless you're leveraged a minimum of 5:1! :D

They are already falling. Well I would agree with this, I think a more likely correction will play out at around -5% per year for several then a long period of stagnation.