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  • July 8, 2008 at 12:07 PM #235280
    aldante
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    I know that it is hard to make a blanket statment but I appreciate it. It just seems like the coast will not come down as much at the inland areas have already.
    Thanks to all

    July 8, 2008 at 1:07 PM #235120
    an
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    [quote=aldante]I know that it is hard to make a blanket statment but I appreciate it. It just seems like the coast will not come down as much at the inland areas have already.
    Thanks to all[/quote]
    I think the coast are experiencing a soft landing vs hard landing in the inland areas. The softer the landing, the smaller the bounce back I think. Since, with a soft landing, it’s unlikely to go that far bellow the trend line. However, with a hard landing, it’s much more like to dive well below the trend line. Which then cause it to be very undervalued. This will be the catalyst for the next run up.

    July 8, 2008 at 1:07 PM #235248
    an
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    [quote=aldante]I know that it is hard to make a blanket statment but I appreciate it. It just seems like the coast will not come down as much at the inland areas have already.
    Thanks to all[/quote]
    I think the coast are experiencing a soft landing vs hard landing in the inland areas. The softer the landing, the smaller the bounce back I think. Since, with a soft landing, it’s unlikely to go that far bellow the trend line. However, with a hard landing, it’s much more like to dive well below the trend line. Which then cause it to be very undervalued. This will be the catalyst for the next run up.

    July 8, 2008 at 1:07 PM #235256
    an
    Participant

    [quote=aldante]I know that it is hard to make a blanket statment but I appreciate it. It just seems like the coast will not come down as much at the inland areas have already.
    Thanks to all[/quote]
    I think the coast are experiencing a soft landing vs hard landing in the inland areas. The softer the landing, the smaller the bounce back I think. Since, with a soft landing, it’s unlikely to go that far bellow the trend line. However, with a hard landing, it’s much more like to dive well below the trend line. Which then cause it to be very undervalued. This will be the catalyst for the next run up.

    July 8, 2008 at 1:07 PM #235305
    an
    Participant

    [quote=aldante]I know that it is hard to make a blanket statment but I appreciate it. It just seems like the coast will not come down as much at the inland areas have already.
    Thanks to all[/quote]
    I think the coast are experiencing a soft landing vs hard landing in the inland areas. The softer the landing, the smaller the bounce back I think. Since, with a soft landing, it’s unlikely to go that far bellow the trend line. However, with a hard landing, it’s much more like to dive well below the trend line. Which then cause it to be very undervalued. This will be the catalyst for the next run up.

    July 8, 2008 at 1:07 PM #235314
    an
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    [quote=aldante]I know that it is hard to make a blanket statment but I appreciate it. It just seems like the coast will not come down as much at the inland areas have already.
    Thanks to all[/quote]
    I think the coast are experiencing a soft landing vs hard landing in the inland areas. The softer the landing, the smaller the bounce back I think. Since, with a soft landing, it’s unlikely to go that far bellow the trend line. However, with a hard landing, it’s much more like to dive well below the trend line. Which then cause it to be very undervalued. This will be the catalyst for the next run up.

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