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« Reply #60 on: 24 July 2008, 12:50:47 pm »
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The last estimation based on Q1 and Q2 units sold was 2000 plus units. We need 6000 more to be sold or 1000 units each month for the rest of the year. Lets see sales 1000 units sold for the hungry month of August.

The 1H numbers are historical. Roll forward twelve months from the month of June. The 10.8K should be there depending on the fluctuations like the ghost month. The 801 units sold is still a very strong number coming from where the sales were in the early months of the year.
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« Reply #61 on: 24 July 2008, 13:08:41 pm »
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Yes we can meet or even exceed those numbers if developers keep slashing prices.  Grin
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« Reply #62 on: 24 July 2008, 13:23:55 pm »
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cycle peak has come and gone. The next peak is about 10 years away.

aren't performing too good today.
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« Reply #63 on: 24 July 2008, 13:27:41 pm »
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Resident Troll - please use singular instead of plural. You are one poster - no need to classify all Bulls with your own unique sense of enthusiasm.

The bears would not be here if they are not interested in the local property market. That is they hope to buy a property here otherwise why waste their time in these property related threads.They could spend the same time in forums discussing properties in the countries they hope to buy a property.
 So why are they then bears? Because they desperately want to see lower prices so that they could once again have the oppurtunity to buy it at prices they can afford. So basically they are poor and silly having missed out the bull run.



So you dont' believe anyone would simply try to warn people not to rush in and buy? What about those warnings last year?

I think several 'bears' here already own a property, but they are not trying to sell like the 'bulls'.



Whoever gave you the idea that bulls are selling. Are the bulls in this forum that stupid to come here and talk up(so that they could sell at higher prices) the market hoping that this forum would have such an impact. The bulls here are long term property investors who do not get shaken up by 20-30% falls (if they do materialise). In fact they would buy more properties if prices really fall that much.


You are such a clown. There were 801 confirmed bears (buyers) in June. To you, one person bought them all. Soooo.... paranoid.

Blazer - you are one real big MORON and LOSER. Try to understand what I wrote, you moron.
I can't imagine what will happen to you if the property market makes a u-turn over the next few months. You will be blazed to ashes. LOL

You can't talk without calling other  names. You give the true respectable bears a bad name.
Here goes, you FF.
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Are you not calling other names (Clown, etc)as well? Look at your action before you bark, you F...ing  MORON

In case you didn't noticed, I only name call YOU. Other people with their opinions are not included. That's the way you communicate and relate to others. You FF and MF.

You seem to be talking through your ass. I guess that is where your grey matter (if any) is located, you MF, SOB.

Go F yourself.

F yourself and your mother
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« Reply #64 on: 24 July 2008, 13:30:00 pm »
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aren't performing too good today.

 badly have they fallen after the sharp 8% rises yesterday?
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« Reply #65 on: 24 July 2008, 14:01:38 pm »
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They've not fallen significantly, they're flat.

I should have said "as compared to yesterday".

If you want to monitor, go to business times on line. You can pick a share portfolio with live updates. Really useful.
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