foreclosure wave about to hit — again! — and with a thunderous roar no less (per TG’s ladyfriend)

[socrattt]

Here is where TG gets it all right and we get it all wrong. The numbers are so manipulated that it’s nearly impossible to predict the market. I personally believe the inevitable won’t happen for sometime as the government is so intertwined with the banks that it really makes no difference on the default numbers.

At some point down the line we will probably suffer some sort of financial collapse over a short term period unless the guys we all think are brain dead are in fact genius, i.e. Bernanke and Geithner. I don’t know anymore what to believe. I thought my tin foil hat was becoming trendy. Nowadays the hat comes off until I read what the Piggs write! Boy did I have it all wrong!

[Aecetia]

Maybe she knows the big one is coming (earth quake) that is, and that should drag down a big part of the economy, although in the long run is should spur a lot of rebuilding.

[Aecetia]

Maybe she knows the big one is coming (earth quake) that is, and that should drag down a big part of the economy, although in the long run is should spur a lot of rebuilding.

[Aecetia]

Maybe she knows the big one is coming (earth quake) that is, and that should drag down a big part of the economy, although in the long run is should spur a lot of rebuilding.

[Aecetia]

Maybe she knows the big one is coming (earth quake) that is, and that should drag down a big part of the economy, although in the long run is should spur a lot of rebuilding.

[Aecetia]

Maybe she knows the big one is coming (earth quake) that is, and that should drag down a big part of the economy, although in the long run is should spur a lot of rebuilding.

[KIBU]

There are still that 3 possible outcomes for housing that I ponder:

1. Armageddon or something similar to it. (what I was hopping for).

2. Armageddon but in super slow motion that no one in the movie risk dying except by old age…that is, I can’t see what’s the practical point of waiting the bottom forever in such a sticky environment created by government.

3. The heroes: Ben, Obama and all tax payers are bailing out the housing crisis relatively successfully and we are pretty much near or at bottom.

I believe in #2.
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TG, don’t make your neighbors in the 5 star hotel run out to the street thinking there’s an earthquake.

[KIBU]

There are still that 3 possible outcomes for housing that I ponder:

1. Armageddon or something similar to it. (what I was hopping for).

2. Armageddon but in super slow motion that no one in the movie risk dying except by old age…that is, I can’t see what’s the practical point of waiting the bottom forever in such a sticky environment created by government.

3. The heroes: Ben, Obama and all tax payers are bailing out the housing crisis relatively successfully and we are pretty much near or at bottom.

I believe in #2.
———————————
TG, don’t make your neighbors in the 5 star hotel run out to the street thinking there’s an earthquake.

[KIBU]

There are still that 3 possible outcomes for housing that I ponder:

1. Armageddon or something similar to it. (what I was hopping for).

2. Armageddon but in super slow motion that no one in the movie risk dying except by old age…that is, I can’t see what’s the practical point of waiting the bottom forever in such a sticky environment created by government.

3. The heroes: Ben, Obama and all tax payers are bailing out the housing crisis relatively successfully and we are pretty much near or at bottom.

I believe in #2.
———————————
TG, don’t make your neighbors in the 5 star hotel run out to the street thinking there’s an earthquake.

[KIBU]

There are still that 3 possible outcomes for housing that I ponder:

1. Armageddon or something similar to it. (what I was hopping for).

2. Armageddon but in super slow motion that no one in the movie risk dying except by old age…that is, I can’t see what’s the practical point of waiting the bottom forever in such a sticky environment created by government.

3. The heroes: Ben, Obama and all tax payers are bailing out the housing crisis relatively successfully and we are pretty much near or at bottom.

I believe in #2.
———————————
TG, don’t make your neighbors in the 5 star hotel run out to the street thinking there’s an earthquake.

[KIBU]

There are still that 3 possible outcomes for housing that I ponder:

1. Armageddon or something similar to it. (what I was hopping for).

2. Armageddon but in super slow motion that no one in the movie risk dying except by old age…that is, I can’t see what’s the practical point of waiting the bottom forever in such a sticky environment created by government.

3. The heroes: Ben, Obama and all tax payers are bailing out the housing crisis relatively successfully and we are pretty much near or at bottom.

I believe in #2.
———————————
TG, don’t make your neighbors in the 5 star hotel run out to the street thinking there’s an earthquake.

[an]

Nicely put KIBU. I hope for #1 as well, but I believe we’ll see somewhere between #2 and #3.

[an]

Nicely put KIBU. I hope for #1 as well, but I believe we’ll see somewhere between #2 and #3.

[an]

Nicely put KIBU. I hope for #1 as well, but I believe we’ll see somewhere between #2 and #3.

[an]

Nicely put KIBU. I hope for #1 as well, but I believe we’ll see somewhere between #2 and #3.

[Author]

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