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    Steve ,

    You need to drop you're negative bias and look at the information in the discussion objectively .

    If you read my reply to The Ace , you will see my view on what could happen to the Australian property market .

    It's possible that the market could crash if the conditions were right .

    It's possible that prices could fall 5, 10 or 20 % if the conditions were right .

    I mention the things that might contribute to this situation .

    Because of your blind bias I'll repeat them.

    Over supply . Irresponsible lending . High unemployment . Cheap money .

    Currently , we only have one of those elements . Until that changes , I don't think we have to worry too much .

    So , while we can learn a lot from historical data , you need to make sure that that you are comparing apples with apples when doing so .

    No massive number of subprime loans here ( the US ) . No massive oversupply of property here ( Ireland ) .

    " And your just going to yell and scream and abuse anyone who wont share that fantasy."

    Yet another one of your made up statements . It's becoming quite a long list , isn't it?
    You won't find any evidence of me yelling and screaming on hc . Actually , you're the one using multiple exclamation marks in this very thread . What you will find however , is me taking people to account for untrue and unsubstantiated statements . I simply can't stand bs.

    " Believing american house prices just failed because they were too expensive is not a option for you. "

    Do yourself a favour and look up the definition of subprime .

    It certainly wasn't the house prices that caused it .
 
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