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  • February 24, 2009 at 5:13 PM #354613
    cr
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    Good points guys, and I hear ya mm.

    To vent here what I posted in another thream you can add to that the higher taxes on every business, family, car, good/service and person in the state of CA.

    More of their income will now go to our wonderful state gov’t thereby making housing and everything else more expensive as a portion of your (falling) income.

    February 24, 2009 at 5:22 PM #354059
    sdrealtor
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    MM
    I dont know the answer to your 1st 3 questions but I’d love to talk about them. Isnt the point of us hanging around debating this nonsense for so long?

    February 24, 2009 at 5:22 PM #354370
    sdrealtor
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    MM
    I dont know the answer to your 1st 3 questions but I’d love to talk about them. Isnt the point of us hanging around debating this nonsense for so long?

    February 24, 2009 at 5:22 PM #354502
    sdrealtor
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    MM
    I dont know the answer to your 1st 3 questions but I’d love to talk about them. Isnt the point of us hanging around debating this nonsense for so long?

    February 24, 2009 at 5:22 PM #354531
    sdrealtor
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    MM
    I dont know the answer to your 1st 3 questions but I’d love to talk about them. Isnt the point of us hanging around debating this nonsense for so long?

    February 24, 2009 at 5:22 PM #354638
    sdrealtor
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    MM
    I dont know the answer to your 1st 3 questions but I’d love to talk about them. Isnt the point of us hanging around debating this nonsense for so long?

    February 24, 2009 at 5:24 PM #354054
    sdrealtor
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    cr
    I’m sorry but I missed the part where I called for a turnaround. We are t..o..a..s..t..TOAST in SoCal and I know it as well as anyone. I just think the toast will still be edible not burnt to a crisp.

    With that said anything seemlingly good is. It wont turn things around but it will extend your aggravating wait another day creating another chance for inflation or the next herois attempt at a bailout. The fact that other things might offset them does not mean there is a 1 to 1 direct relationship between on whatever you are hoping to get. Thats all…….

    February 24, 2009 at 5:24 PM #354365
    sdrealtor
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    cr
    I’m sorry but I missed the part where I called for a turnaround. We are t..o..a..s..t..TOAST in SoCal and I know it as well as anyone. I just think the toast will still be edible not burnt to a crisp.

    With that said anything seemlingly good is. It wont turn things around but it will extend your aggravating wait another day creating another chance for inflation or the next herois attempt at a bailout. The fact that other things might offset them does not mean there is a 1 to 1 direct relationship between on whatever you are hoping to get. Thats all…….

    February 24, 2009 at 5:24 PM #354497
    sdrealtor
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    cr
    I’m sorry but I missed the part where I called for a turnaround. We are t..o..a..s..t..TOAST in SoCal and I know it as well as anyone. I just think the toast will still be edible not burnt to a crisp.

    With that said anything seemlingly good is. It wont turn things around but it will extend your aggravating wait another day creating another chance for inflation or the next herois attempt at a bailout. The fact that other things might offset them does not mean there is a 1 to 1 direct relationship between on whatever you are hoping to get. Thats all…….

    February 24, 2009 at 5:24 PM #354526
    sdrealtor
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    cr
    I’m sorry but I missed the part where I called for a turnaround. We are t..o..a..s..t..TOAST in SoCal and I know it as well as anyone. I just think the toast will still be edible not burnt to a crisp.

    With that said anything seemlingly good is. It wont turn things around but it will extend your aggravating wait another day creating another chance for inflation or the next herois attempt at a bailout. The fact that other things might offset them does not mean there is a 1 to 1 direct relationship between on whatever you are hoping to get. Thats all…….

    February 24, 2009 at 5:24 PM #354633
    sdrealtor
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    cr
    I’m sorry but I missed the part where I called for a turnaround. We are t..o..a..s..t..TOAST in SoCal and I know it as well as anyone. I just think the toast will still be edible not burnt to a crisp.

    With that said anything seemlingly good is. It wont turn things around but it will extend your aggravating wait another day creating another chance for inflation or the next herois attempt at a bailout. The fact that other things might offset them does not mean there is a 1 to 1 direct relationship between on whatever you are hoping to get. Thats all…….

    February 24, 2009 at 6:41 PM #354154
    macromaniac
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    SD,

    Here are the answers…

    1) Go and look at those charts and see the flattening of home prices in the mid 90’s that went on for around a year and a half. The bottom is recognizable and doesn’t happen in a month and then head back to the moon again….

    2) A bottom can be predicated when certain fundamentals come into line here. That is if the fundamentals don’t change in regards to lending standards again (sleazy credit)

    3) I don’t see the correlation of these 3 tier’s aligning to signal a bottom. They have nothing to do with a potential bottom.

    Do you know how many La Jollians are taking loans out against their 401K’s right now to pay their alligators? ALOT.

    February 24, 2009 at 6:41 PM #354464
    macromaniac
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    SD,

    Here are the answers…

    1) Go and look at those charts and see the flattening of home prices in the mid 90’s that went on for around a year and a half. The bottom is recognizable and doesn’t happen in a month and then head back to the moon again….

    2) A bottom can be predicated when certain fundamentals come into line here. That is if the fundamentals don’t change in regards to lending standards again (sleazy credit)

    3) I don’t see the correlation of these 3 tier’s aligning to signal a bottom. They have nothing to do with a potential bottom.

    Do you know how many La Jollians are taking loans out against their 401K’s right now to pay their alligators? ALOT.

    February 24, 2009 at 6:41 PM #354597
    macromaniac
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    SD,

    Here are the answers…

    1) Go and look at those charts and see the flattening of home prices in the mid 90’s that went on for around a year and a half. The bottom is recognizable and doesn’t happen in a month and then head back to the moon again….

    2) A bottom can be predicated when certain fundamentals come into line here. That is if the fundamentals don’t change in regards to lending standards again (sleazy credit)

    3) I don’t see the correlation of these 3 tier’s aligning to signal a bottom. They have nothing to do with a potential bottom.

    Do you know how many La Jollians are taking loans out against their 401K’s right now to pay their alligators? ALOT.

    February 24, 2009 at 6:41 PM #354626
    macromaniac
    Participant

    SD,

    Here are the answers…

    1) Go and look at those charts and see the flattening of home prices in the mid 90’s that went on for around a year and a half. The bottom is recognizable and doesn’t happen in a month and then head back to the moon again….

    2) A bottom can be predicated when certain fundamentals come into line here. That is if the fundamentals don’t change in regards to lending standards again (sleazy credit)

    3) I don’t see the correlation of these 3 tier’s aligning to signal a bottom. They have nothing to do with a potential bottom.

    Do you know how many La Jollians are taking loans out against their 401K’s right now to pay their alligators? ALOT.

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