Anyone remember powayseller?

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Anything that threatens to throw large numbers of people out of their homes (recasts, etc…) and more importantly *threatens to stop monthly debt payments to banks* will get a bailout. End of story. It has happened before, it will happen again.

And don’t worry about who will buy the debt instruments, the Fed will act as buyer of last resort.

How this all ends is anyone’s guess. It is clearly unsustainable, but this is a big country. It could take decades or it could end tomorrow.

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Powayseller is a nut-job. Anyone who compliments their own “bold writing syle” on a blog like this is a nut.

She did have a knack for finding interesting information on the web, though, and regurgitated it for us. That was fairly useful but heaven help you if you disagreed.

Like many people here, she knew the bubble would burst, but there are too many variables involved to get it exactly right, and she had no concept of how slowly economies move. She wasn’t entirely wrong, and this could still be a head-fake (perhaps a long one ), so her predictions may yet come true if the macro-economic environment and govenrmnent intervention proves to be nsustainable.

Realizing that people really love their houses doesn’t seem a very good reason for thinking the bubble has popped and that things will turn around.

[sdduuuude]

Powayseller is a nut-job. Anyone who compliments their own “bold writing syle” on a blog like this is a nut.

She did have a knack for finding interesting information on the web, though, and regurgitated it for us. That was fairly useful but heaven help you if you disagreed.

Like many people here, she knew the bubble would burst, but there are too many variables involved to get it exactly right, and she had no concept of how slowly economies move. She wasn’t entirely wrong, and this could still be a head-fake (perhaps a long one ), so her predictions may yet come true if the macro-economic environment and govenrmnent intervention proves to be nsustainable.

Realizing that people really love their houses doesn’t seem a very good reason for thinking the bubble has popped and that things will turn around.

[sdduuuude]

Powayseller is a nut-job. Anyone who compliments their own “bold writing syle” on a blog like this is a nut.

She did have a knack for finding interesting information on the web, though, and regurgitated it for us. That was fairly useful but heaven help you if you disagreed.

Like many people here, she knew the bubble would burst, but there are too many variables involved to get it exactly right, and she had no concept of how slowly economies move. She wasn’t entirely wrong, and this could still be a head-fake (perhaps a long one ), so her predictions may yet come true if the macro-economic environment and govenrmnent intervention proves to be nsustainable.

Realizing that people really love their houses doesn’t seem a very good reason for thinking the bubble has popped and that things will turn around.

[sdduuuude]

Powayseller is a nut-job. Anyone who compliments their own “bold writing syle” on a blog like this is a nut.

She did have a knack for finding interesting information on the web, though, and regurgitated it for us. That was fairly useful but heaven help you if you disagreed.

Like many people here, she knew the bubble would burst, but there are too many variables involved to get it exactly right, and she had no concept of how slowly economies move. She wasn’t entirely wrong, and this could still be a head-fake (perhaps a long one ), so her predictions may yet come true if the macro-economic environment and govenrmnent intervention proves to be nsustainable.

Realizing that people really love their houses doesn’t seem a very good reason for thinking the bubble has popped and that things will turn around.

[sdduuuude]

Powayseller is a nut-job. Anyone who compliments their own “bold writing syle” on a blog like this is a nut.

She did have a knack for finding interesting information on the web, though, and regurgitated it for us. That was fairly useful but heaven help you if you disagreed.

Like many people here, she knew the bubble would burst, but there are too many variables involved to get it exactly right, and she had no concept of how slowly economies move. She wasn’t entirely wrong, and this could still be a head-fake (perhaps a long one ), so her predictions may yet come true if the macro-economic environment and govenrmnent intervention proves to be nsustainable.

Realizing that people really love their houses doesn’t seem a very good reason for thinking the bubble has popped and that things will turn around.

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I think this is her website Fidelity Pacific

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I think this is her website Fidelity Pacific

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I think this is her website Fidelity Pacific

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I think this is her website Fidelity Pacific

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I think this is her website Fidelity Pacific

[CA renter]

[quote=jpinpb]I think this is her website Fidelity Pacific[/quote]

Yep, that’s her.

Not sure if you got to check out her videos, especially where she interviews people on the street to see what they think of the RE market. Very interesting!

[CA renter]

[quote=jpinpb]I think this is her website Fidelity Pacific[/quote]

Yep, that’s her.

Not sure if you got to check out her videos, especially where she interviews people on the street to see what they think of the RE market. Very interesting!

[CA renter]

[quote=jpinpb]I think this is her website Fidelity Pacific[/quote]

Yep, that’s her.

Not sure if you got to check out her videos, especially where she interviews people on the street to see what they think of the RE market. Very interesting!

[CA renter]

[quote=jpinpb]I think this is her website Fidelity Pacific[/quote]

Yep, that’s her.

Not sure if you got to check out her videos, especially where she interviews people on the street to see what they think of the RE market. Very interesting!

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