[quote=bearishgurl]
It’s not what it used to be.[/quote]
Maybe I’m weird. I like change.
I like more traffic, more people, and a more dynamic region.
I want builders to be able to ramp up quickly so they can build good housing at affordable price to attract more people and create a more dynamic, more fast-paced economy.
I like to see stores and shops open and people walking around on the streets.
Another volatile day. Gave up all the gains and them some from the prior day. Gold soars.
BG, so sad to hear of your plans to leave SD…
Hoping things settle out and folks like yourself stick around.
Since I just bought my home, I’m not upset by not being able to sell it without taking a check to closing. Even in a realistic market, there’s a time delay between buying and being able to turn it around to break even or much less make a profit.
Another volatile day. Gave up all the gains and them some from the prior day. Gold soars.
BG, so sad to hear of your plans to leave SD…
Hoping things settle out and folks like yourself stick around.
Since I just bought my home, I’m not upset by not being able to sell it without taking a check to closing. Even in a realistic market, there’s a time delay between buying and being able to turn it around to break even or much less make a profit.
Another volatile day. Gave up all the gains and them some from the prior day. Gold soars.
BG, so sad to hear of your plans to leave SD…
Hoping things settle out and folks like yourself stick around.
Since I just bought my home, I’m not upset by not being able to sell it without taking a check to closing. Even in a realistic market, there’s a time delay between buying and being able to turn it around to break even or much less make a profit.
Another volatile day. Gave up all the gains and them some from the prior day. Gold soars.
BG, so sad to hear of your plans to leave SD…
Hoping things settle out and folks like yourself stick around.
Since I just bought my home, I’m not upset by not being able to sell it without taking a check to closing. Even in a realistic market, there’s a time delay between buying and being able to turn it around to break even or much less make a profit.
Another volatile day. Gave up all the gains and them some from the prior day. Gold soars.
BG, so sad to hear of your plans to leave SD…
Hoping things settle out and folks like yourself stick around.
Since I just bought my home, I’m not upset by not being able to sell it without taking a check to closing. Even in a realistic market, there’s a time delay between buying and being able to turn it around to break even or much less make a profit.
So here we are, at the opposite end of the same month, and the DOW is at 11559, barely down at all from the 11897 where it was prior to the drop that started this thread.
Some of you could have saved yourselves a lot of stress by just shrugging. To quote Tom Petty in Crawling Back to You, “most of the things I worry about never happen anyway”.
So here we are, at the opposite end of the same month, and the DOW is at 11559, barely down at all from the 11897 where it was prior to the drop that started this thread.
Some of you could have saved yourselves a lot of stress by just shrugging. To quote Tom Petty in Crawling Back to You, “most of the things I worry about never happen anyway”.
So here we are, at the opposite end of the same month, and the DOW is at 11559, barely down at all from the 11897 where it was prior to the drop that started this thread.
Some of you could have saved yourselves a lot of stress by just shrugging. To quote Tom Petty in Crawling Back to You, “most of the things I worry about never happen anyway”.
So here we are, at the opposite end of the same month, and the DOW is at 11559, barely down at all from the 11897 where it was prior to the drop that started this thread.
Some of you could have saved yourselves a lot of stress by just shrugging. To quote Tom Petty in Crawling Back to You, “most of the things I worry about never happen anyway”.
