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November 23, 2009 at 3:01 PM #486714November 23, 2009 at 3:53 PM #485868Diego MamaniParticipant
I remember her very well. At some point many of us realized that conversing with her was pointless. I remember one thread where she was essentially saying “This is bad! High inflation is coming! Run for the hills!” while on another thread she was arguing something along the lines of “This is bad! deflation is coming! Run for the hills!”
When this type of inconsistencies were pointed out to her, she admitted that she enjoyed a good argument (!) In other words, being feisty and argumentative just for the sake of it. There was a collective feeling fo empathy for her husband…
As for the 50% drop in some upscale areas… that may still happen in inflation-adjusted dollars, which are the only measure that matters when we compare dollar prices over time.
November 23, 2009 at 3:53 PM #486036Diego MamaniParticipantI remember her very well. At some point many of us realized that conversing with her was pointless. I remember one thread where she was essentially saying “This is bad! High inflation is coming! Run for the hills!” while on another thread she was arguing something along the lines of “This is bad! deflation is coming! Run for the hills!”
When this type of inconsistencies were pointed out to her, she admitted that she enjoyed a good argument (!) In other words, being feisty and argumentative just for the sake of it. There was a collective feeling fo empathy for her husband…
As for the 50% drop in some upscale areas… that may still happen in inflation-adjusted dollars, which are the only measure that matters when we compare dollar prices over time.
November 23, 2009 at 3:53 PM #486408Diego MamaniParticipantI remember her very well. At some point many of us realized that conversing with her was pointless. I remember one thread where she was essentially saying “This is bad! High inflation is coming! Run for the hills!” while on another thread she was arguing something along the lines of “This is bad! deflation is coming! Run for the hills!”
When this type of inconsistencies were pointed out to her, she admitted that she enjoyed a good argument (!) In other words, being feisty and argumentative just for the sake of it. There was a collective feeling fo empathy for her husband…
As for the 50% drop in some upscale areas… that may still happen in inflation-adjusted dollars, which are the only measure that matters when we compare dollar prices over time.
November 23, 2009 at 3:53 PM #486495Diego MamaniParticipantI remember her very well. At some point many of us realized that conversing with her was pointless. I remember one thread where she was essentially saying “This is bad! High inflation is coming! Run for the hills!” while on another thread she was arguing something along the lines of “This is bad! deflation is coming! Run for the hills!”
When this type of inconsistencies were pointed out to her, she admitted that she enjoyed a good argument (!) In other words, being feisty and argumentative just for the sake of it. There was a collective feeling fo empathy for her husband…
As for the 50% drop in some upscale areas… that may still happen in inflation-adjusted dollars, which are the only measure that matters when we compare dollar prices over time.
November 23, 2009 at 3:53 PM #486724Diego MamaniParticipantI remember her very well. At some point many of us realized that conversing with her was pointless. I remember one thread where she was essentially saying “This is bad! High inflation is coming! Run for the hills!” while on another thread she was arguing something along the lines of “This is bad! deflation is coming! Run for the hills!”
When this type of inconsistencies were pointed out to her, she admitted that she enjoyed a good argument (!) In other words, being feisty and argumentative just for the sake of it. There was a collective feeling fo empathy for her husband…
As for the 50% drop in some upscale areas… that may still happen in inflation-adjusted dollars, which are the only measure that matters when we compare dollar prices over time.
November 23, 2009 at 10:41 PM #485930murf2222ParticipantDidn’t Powayseller’s aggressive *style* get her booted out of here?
I remember something about the friction getting to the point that Rich might have even asked her to leave and battle it out on her own blog?
I could be all wrong…..Hell, my memory retention is so bad/muddled that I can’t even remember why I started reading this blog way back when. Hmm, Might have been the promise of real estate armageddon and Beach front properties for 50 cents on the dollar.
MURF2222
November 23, 2009 at 10:41 PM #486098murf2222ParticipantDidn’t Powayseller’s aggressive *style* get her booted out of here?
I remember something about the friction getting to the point that Rich might have even asked her to leave and battle it out on her own blog?
I could be all wrong…..Hell, my memory retention is so bad/muddled that I can’t even remember why I started reading this blog way back when. Hmm, Might have been the promise of real estate armageddon and Beach front properties for 50 cents on the dollar.
MURF2222
November 23, 2009 at 10:41 PM #486471murf2222ParticipantDidn’t Powayseller’s aggressive *style* get her booted out of here?
I remember something about the friction getting to the point that Rich might have even asked her to leave and battle it out on her own blog?
I could be all wrong…..Hell, my memory retention is so bad/muddled that I can’t even remember why I started reading this blog way back when. Hmm, Might have been the promise of real estate armageddon and Beach front properties for 50 cents on the dollar.
MURF2222
November 23, 2009 at 10:41 PM #486557murf2222ParticipantDidn’t Powayseller’s aggressive *style* get her booted out of here?
I remember something about the friction getting to the point that Rich might have even asked her to leave and battle it out on her own blog?
I could be all wrong…..Hell, my memory retention is so bad/muddled that I can’t even remember why I started reading this blog way back when. Hmm, Might have been the promise of real estate armageddon and Beach front properties for 50 cents on the dollar.
MURF2222
November 23, 2009 at 10:41 PM #486788murf2222ParticipantDidn’t Powayseller’s aggressive *style* get her booted out of here?
I remember something about the friction getting to the point that Rich might have even asked her to leave and battle it out on her own blog?
I could be all wrong…..Hell, my memory retention is so bad/muddled that I can’t even remember why I started reading this blog way back when. Hmm, Might have been the promise of real estate armageddon and Beach front properties for 50 cents on the dollar.
MURF2222
November 23, 2009 at 10:49 PM #485935AnonymousGuestFirst of all, powayseller was always bi-polar as evidenced by many of her exagerated contradictory rants. But this “I was wrong” pro real estate bullcrap is just more evidence of this bi-polar disorder. Her housing crash calls were quite correct in the beginning. Claiming she was wrong now? We are really only at half-time of this game people.
If any of you really belive this is over, or that the high-end won’t get hit, do you realize the Option ARM and Alt-A resets are due to hit in mass in 2010-2012? What % of these mortages do you think really got adjusted to fixed? How many of those adjusted will still go into default anyway? What more ammunition does the gov have to fend off this next foreclosure wave? Hard to lower interest rates any more than 0%.
November 23, 2009 at 10:49 PM #486103AnonymousGuestFirst of all, powayseller was always bi-polar as evidenced by many of her exagerated contradictory rants. But this “I was wrong” pro real estate bullcrap is just more evidence of this bi-polar disorder. Her housing crash calls were quite correct in the beginning. Claiming she was wrong now? We are really only at half-time of this game people.
If any of you really belive this is over, or that the high-end won’t get hit, do you realize the Option ARM and Alt-A resets are due to hit in mass in 2010-2012? What % of these mortages do you think really got adjusted to fixed? How many of those adjusted will still go into default anyway? What more ammunition does the gov have to fend off this next foreclosure wave? Hard to lower interest rates any more than 0%.
November 23, 2009 at 10:49 PM #486476AnonymousGuestFirst of all, powayseller was always bi-polar as evidenced by many of her exagerated contradictory rants. But this “I was wrong” pro real estate bullcrap is just more evidence of this bi-polar disorder. Her housing crash calls were quite correct in the beginning. Claiming she was wrong now? We are really only at half-time of this game people.
If any of you really belive this is over, or that the high-end won’t get hit, do you realize the Option ARM and Alt-A resets are due to hit in mass in 2010-2012? What % of these mortages do you think really got adjusted to fixed? How many of those adjusted will still go into default anyway? What more ammunition does the gov have to fend off this next foreclosure wave? Hard to lower interest rates any more than 0%.
November 23, 2009 at 10:49 PM #486562AnonymousGuestFirst of all, powayseller was always bi-polar as evidenced by many of her exagerated contradictory rants. But this “I was wrong” pro real estate bullcrap is just more evidence of this bi-polar disorder. Her housing crash calls were quite correct in the beginning. Claiming she was wrong now? We are really only at half-time of this game people.
If any of you really belive this is over, or that the high-end won’t get hit, do you realize the Option ARM and Alt-A resets are due to hit in mass in 2010-2012? What % of these mortages do you think really got adjusted to fixed? How many of those adjusted will still go into default anyway? What more ammunition does the gov have to fend off this next foreclosure wave? Hard to lower interest rates any more than 0%.
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