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Thats's a classic , hey we'll have to sneak through a b/r or two , see if his still got that T shirt

I knew some lazy sod would ask that , go check out his stuff , there's a lot of it , far too complex to include here. What are you doing back here anyway weren't you yawning last I heard !

Got some bad news guys . I researched Nigal Stapelton , his an economics professor at the University of NSW , ok well I didn't know that . Ahh Keen I hear you say , but no Keen is forecasting , Stapledons chart is on real past data , big difference . That red line is real people . Google his...

Thanks for those correlations cropper , very very interesting stuff. Cheers

Didn't have that damn thong on again did ya ?

Thanks Winston will do . I know they can have all sorts of variables , reading totally different .

A few things on the chart , I have seen plenty of other shorter term charts that don't seem to show the spike to the same degree myself , we might need a longer term b/4 it can show the degree of the spike. But on the other hand the result in a way is the same b/c as you said your place has...

Yep that's him , cheers . It's even scarier on second look , wonder if anyone has the tip - 05 to now , must look like a pin tip. At anyrate , I came across this exact chart 2 yrs ago somewhere , showed it to my sister , she was deciding about selling at the time , and said I'd sell right now...

Sorry about that Paul , it was just on the home page member pics at top this morning but when I went back to get it they'd changed. Somebody must have it . But when it turns up again , that is the nastiest red line I've ever seen. Another interesting thing is, I was just listening to Ross...

So what do you guys make of the 100yr chart then and where does this Aussie house prices never drop stuff come from. Every spike for 100 yrs has been followed by a drop and 7 to 15 yrs stagnation afterward before regaining the origional level , and then it's off again. Or is there some fan...