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December 27, 2008 at 10:43 PM #321130December 28, 2008 at 4:27 AM #320666
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GuestIt’s my prediction based on observaton of the SoCal, USA, and world economies. The only saving grace which could make that $250k price more firm, is the stronger inflation in the coming years. Good luck. Bear markets in the housing industry usually take years to correct, just think how long THIS ONE will take.
December 28, 2008 at 4:27 AM #321014Anonymous
GuestIt’s my prediction based on observaton of the SoCal, USA, and world economies. The only saving grace which could make that $250k price more firm, is the stronger inflation in the coming years. Good luck. Bear markets in the housing industry usually take years to correct, just think how long THIS ONE will take.
December 28, 2008 at 4:27 AM #321068Anonymous
GuestIt’s my prediction based on observaton of the SoCal, USA, and world economies. The only saving grace which could make that $250k price more firm, is the stronger inflation in the coming years. Good luck. Bear markets in the housing industry usually take years to correct, just think how long THIS ONE will take.
December 28, 2008 at 4:27 AM #321086Anonymous
GuestIt’s my prediction based on observaton of the SoCal, USA, and world economies. The only saving grace which could make that $250k price more firm, is the stronger inflation in the coming years. Good luck. Bear markets in the housing industry usually take years to correct, just think how long THIS ONE will take.
December 28, 2008 at 4:27 AM #321166Anonymous
GuestIt’s my prediction based on observaton of the SoCal, USA, and world economies. The only saving grace which could make that $250k price more firm, is the stronger inflation in the coming years. Good luck. Bear markets in the housing industry usually take years to correct, just think how long THIS ONE will take.
December 28, 2008 at 8:55 AM #320672bsrsharma
Participantpiggyarg: Your argument is perfectly rational when measured from a fixed value $. But we (USA) have Helicopter Ben exactly to prevent that catastrophe from becoming noticed. He is pumping liquidity fast and creatively enough that asset deflation will not occur. Look for an inflation rate of at least 10% over the next decade as the forced liquidity works its magic. It is the ’70s story all over again – an expensive war followed by raging inflation. That helps all debtors, including governments. Really, there are no losers (other than savers, who aren’t many) politically.
December 28, 2008 at 8:55 AM #321019bsrsharma
Participantpiggyarg: Your argument is perfectly rational when measured from a fixed value $. But we (USA) have Helicopter Ben exactly to prevent that catastrophe from becoming noticed. He is pumping liquidity fast and creatively enough that asset deflation will not occur. Look for an inflation rate of at least 10% over the next decade as the forced liquidity works its magic. It is the ’70s story all over again – an expensive war followed by raging inflation. That helps all debtors, including governments. Really, there are no losers (other than savers, who aren’t many) politically.
December 28, 2008 at 8:55 AM #321073bsrsharma
Participantpiggyarg: Your argument is perfectly rational when measured from a fixed value $. But we (USA) have Helicopter Ben exactly to prevent that catastrophe from becoming noticed. He is pumping liquidity fast and creatively enough that asset deflation will not occur. Look for an inflation rate of at least 10% over the next decade as the forced liquidity works its magic. It is the ’70s story all over again – an expensive war followed by raging inflation. That helps all debtors, including governments. Really, there are no losers (other than savers, who aren’t many) politically.
December 28, 2008 at 8:55 AM #321091bsrsharma
Participantpiggyarg: Your argument is perfectly rational when measured from a fixed value $. But we (USA) have Helicopter Ben exactly to prevent that catastrophe from becoming noticed. He is pumping liquidity fast and creatively enough that asset deflation will not occur. Look for an inflation rate of at least 10% over the next decade as the forced liquidity works its magic. It is the ’70s story all over again – an expensive war followed by raging inflation. That helps all debtors, including governments. Really, there are no losers (other than savers, who aren’t many) politically.
December 28, 2008 at 8:55 AM #321171bsrsharma
Participantpiggyarg: Your argument is perfectly rational when measured from a fixed value $. But we (USA) have Helicopter Ben exactly to prevent that catastrophe from becoming noticed. He is pumping liquidity fast and creatively enough that asset deflation will not occur. Look for an inflation rate of at least 10% over the next decade as the forced liquidity works its magic. It is the ’70s story all over again – an expensive war followed by raging inflation. That helps all debtors, including governments. Really, there are no losers (other than savers, who aren’t many) politically.
December 28, 2008 at 9:06 AM #320676waiting for bottom
ParticipantYes, Westcliffe not Woodcliffe.
Trenton is a street in Saverne. Not sure what Azure is but those are the streets within Saverne (Genoa/Milan).
December 28, 2008 at 9:06 AM #321024waiting for bottom
ParticipantYes, Westcliffe not Woodcliffe.
Trenton is a street in Saverne. Not sure what Azure is but those are the streets within Saverne (Genoa/Milan).
December 28, 2008 at 9:06 AM #321078waiting for bottom
ParticipantYes, Westcliffe not Woodcliffe.
Trenton is a street in Saverne. Not sure what Azure is but those are the streets within Saverne (Genoa/Milan).
December 28, 2008 at 9:06 AM #321096waiting for bottom
ParticipantYes, Westcliffe not Woodcliffe.
Trenton is a street in Saverne. Not sure what Azure is but those are the streets within Saverne (Genoa/Milan).
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