Data doesn't seem to support a bubble?

Discussion in 'Property Market Economics' started by jafeica, 23rd Jun, 2015.

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  1. jafeica

    jafeica Well-Known Member

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    How can you possibly derive any conclusions from that data set?
     
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    No conclusions drawn...
     
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    Amazing

    But i don't get it :p
     
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    Well said @sash ....activity happens on ground...way before data appears on computer
     
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    Spot on...by the time data is collected the market has moved...as you said you need to be hands on...

     
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    That's correct. One of the issues with property is the lack of up to date information. It's not like the stock market where data is continuously updated to the minute.
     
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    agree to some extent, data is a reflection of past activities. however, usually these data are available 3 months after the activities on the ground, the question is how much will/has the market move/moved during the 3 months? also these data could not be looked alone, the trend is more important than a single snap of data.