Effect of the election on the housing market

[barnaby33]

Or the fact that this isn’t a recession, at least not in the sense you just implied. If it were, I’d be inclined to agree with you. This is the deflating of a credit bubble and we’ve just gone through the inventory re-build cycle. As I stated though, there aren’t any industries running at or near capacity, except maybe gold miners!

The sea change has occurred, people want to de-lever. I honestly don’t think that zero % rates or a fed produced orgy of liquidity can cover up the fundamental insolvency of a debt based, growth dependent economy such as ours. That is why nobody is hiring, because whether they understand that last sentence or not, they feel it.

Josh

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[quote=SD Realtor] Don’t be so quick to think that the republicans are any more agreeable to a true free market then the dems with respect for housing. To me that is naive and misguided because both parties are simple puppets to wall street. I don’t think that there will be a major change no matter who is in office.

Here comes the new boss… same as the old boss…[/quote]

If only more than only 19 million Republicans would show up to vote in the primary elections things might not always turn out as you suggest.

I hope the old guard of the Republican party get driven out with John McCain as their poster boy. I was greatly saddened he’s still in. I have zero faith the Democrat party could be turned around and pro-Constitution in my lifetime. For goodness sake, today’s Dems make JFK look like a right wing extremist war monger.

[faterikcartman]

[quote=SD Realtor] Don’t be so quick to think that the republicans are any more agreeable to a true free market then the dems with respect for housing. To me that is naive and misguided because both parties are simple puppets to wall street. I don’t think that there will be a major change no matter who is in office.

Here comes the new boss… same as the old boss…[/quote]

If only more than only 19 million Republicans would show up to vote in the primary elections things might not always turn out as you suggest.

I hope the old guard of the Republican party get driven out with John McCain as their poster boy. I was greatly saddened he’s still in. I have zero faith the Democrat party could be turned around and pro-Constitution in my lifetime. For goodness sake, today’s Dems make JFK look like a right wing extremist war monger.

[faterikcartman]

[quote=SD Realtor] Don’t be so quick to think that the republicans are any more agreeable to a true free market then the dems with respect for housing. To me that is naive and misguided because both parties are simple puppets to wall street. I don’t think that there will be a major change no matter who is in office.

Here comes the new boss… same as the old boss…[/quote]

If only more than only 19 million Republicans would show up to vote in the primary elections things might not always turn out as you suggest.

I hope the old guard of the Republican party get driven out with John McCain as their poster boy. I was greatly saddened he’s still in. I have zero faith the Democrat party could be turned around and pro-Constitution in my lifetime. For goodness sake, today’s Dems make JFK look like a right wing extremist war monger.

[faterikcartman]

[quote=SD Realtor] Don’t be so quick to think that the republicans are any more agreeable to a true free market then the dems with respect for housing. To me that is naive and misguided because both parties are simple puppets to wall street. I don’t think that there will be a major change no matter who is in office.

Here comes the new boss… same as the old boss…[/quote]

If only more than only 19 million Republicans would show up to vote in the primary elections things might not always turn out as you suggest.

I hope the old guard of the Republican party get driven out with John McCain as their poster boy. I was greatly saddened he’s still in. I have zero faith the Democrat party could be turned around and pro-Constitution in my lifetime. For goodness sake, today’s Dems make JFK look like a right wing extremist war monger.

[faterikcartman]

[quote=SD Realtor] Don’t be so quick to think that the republicans are any more agreeable to a true free market then the dems with respect for housing. To me that is naive and misguided because both parties are simple puppets to wall street. I don’t think that there will be a major change no matter who is in office.

Here comes the new boss… same as the old boss…[/quote]

If only more than only 19 million Republicans would show up to vote in the primary elections things might not always turn out as you suggest.

I hope the old guard of the Republican party get driven out with John McCain as their poster boy. I was greatly saddened he’s still in. I have zero faith the Democrat party could be turned around and pro-Constitution in my lifetime. For goodness sake, today’s Dems make JFK look like a right wing extremist war monger.

[scaredyclassic]

i know a fellow who justa few short years ago was trying to persuade me to buy not just one house, but several houses,a co-worker, and couldn’t understand why i was being so obtuse and idiotic in not understanding his cash flow projections for retirement in a few short years. The other day, he invited me to his house for a clearing out weekend house sale of everything he owns, giving the house back to the bank and “downsizing”. Not sure if that’s a sign to buya big house, but he’s definitely thrown in the towel on his rentals. I’m gonna say that he’s as likely to be a contrarian indicator as anything…man he thought I was dense.

[scaredyclassic]

i know a fellow who justa few short years ago was trying to persuade me to buy not just one house, but several houses,a co-worker, and couldn’t understand why i was being so obtuse and idiotic in not understanding his cash flow projections for retirement in a few short years. The other day, he invited me to his house for a clearing out weekend house sale of everything he owns, giving the house back to the bank and “downsizing”. Not sure if that’s a sign to buya big house, but he’s definitely thrown in the towel on his rentals. I’m gonna say that he’s as likely to be a contrarian indicator as anything…man he thought I was dense.

[scaredyclassic]

i know a fellow who justa few short years ago was trying to persuade me to buy not just one house, but several houses,a co-worker, and couldn’t understand why i was being so obtuse and idiotic in not understanding his cash flow projections for retirement in a few short years. The other day, he invited me to his house for a clearing out weekend house sale of everything he owns, giving the house back to the bank and “downsizing”. Not sure if that’s a sign to buya big house, but he’s definitely thrown in the towel on his rentals. I’m gonna say that he’s as likely to be a contrarian indicator as anything…man he thought I was dense.

[scaredyclassic]

i know a fellow who justa few short years ago was trying to persuade me to buy not just one house, but several houses,a co-worker, and couldn’t understand why i was being so obtuse and idiotic in not understanding his cash flow projections for retirement in a few short years. The other day, he invited me to his house for a clearing out weekend house sale of everything he owns, giving the house back to the bank and “downsizing”. Not sure if that’s a sign to buya big house, but he’s definitely thrown in the towel on his rentals. I’m gonna say that he’s as likely to be a contrarian indicator as anything…man he thought I was dense.

[scaredyclassic]

i know a fellow who justa few short years ago was trying to persuade me to buy not just one house, but several houses,a co-worker, and couldn’t understand why i was being so obtuse and idiotic in not understanding his cash flow projections for retirement in a few short years. The other day, he invited me to his house for a clearing out weekend house sale of everything he owns, giving the house back to the bank and “downsizing”. Not sure if that’s a sign to buya big house, but he’s definitely thrown in the towel on his rentals. I’m gonna say that he’s as likely to be a contrarian indicator as anything…man he thought I was dense.

[Arraya]

There is a fundamental disconnect with what is simplistically called the “Liberal Elite” and the rest of the country.

No, Allen, it’s just the “elite” and they only have one ideology – to maintain and gain more power and control. And, yes, the disconnect is huge.

[Arraya]

There is a fundamental disconnect with what is simplistically called the “Liberal Elite” and the rest of the country.

No, Allen, it’s just the “elite” and they only have one ideology – to maintain and gain more power and control. And, yes, the disconnect is huge.

[Arraya]

There is a fundamental disconnect with what is simplistically called the “Liberal Elite” and the rest of the country.

No, Allen, it’s just the “elite” and they only have one ideology – to maintain and gain more power and control. And, yes, the disconnect is huge.

[Arraya]

There is a fundamental disconnect with what is simplistically called the “Liberal Elite” and the rest of the country.

No, Allen, it’s just the “elite” and they only have one ideology – to maintain and gain more power and control. And, yes, the disconnect is huge.

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