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  • May 7, 2009 at 11:37 AM #395129
    Rt.66
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    [quote=waitingpatiently][quote=Arraya][quote=Rt.66]Some of us are so caught up in our own perspective that we lose sight of the world coming to an end. Example= TVMOD[/quote]

    LOL…
    [/quote]
    Whats up with TG blasts on these threads? I am not sure if you guys are trying to get his goat but WTF? I think that their maybe a bit of jealousy. TG had the balls to pull trigger on the right property….will you?

    I think a lot of people are putting on some blinders to what the government is doing. I don’t agree with it but there is a possibility that it may work. What are you going to do if it does? Remember what mom used to say, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket”.[/quote]

    This is a debate forum, correct?

    Nothing personal on my end, that would be silly. On a non-personal debate level:

    TG and the TVMOD members have boldly stated that now is a good time to buy/bottom for RE in TV.

    That of course will attract counter opinions. TG is greatly loved on this board for his flamboyant writing style and happy go lucky feel. I get that. But….still…. it is a pretty outrageous position he and TVMOD take so forgive me if I and others can’t help but respond.

    TVMOD tend to get out of control without the occasional “sanity post” and when they get to feeling their oats they gang-up on you mid thread and gather strength from the turbo charged warm-fuzzy feelings and PF Changs crowd reports they feed to each other. If left unchecked they may even suggest nah-sayers find their way off the forum. One must stay on top of things if they dare disagree with TVMOD.

    Greatly outrageous positions will often be received by outrageous responses 🙂

    Can you expand on the whole jealous issue please? I don’t get it.

    May 7, 2009 at 12:05 PM #394465
    Arraya
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    [quote=waitingpatiently][quote=Arraya][quote=Rt.66]Some of us are so caught up in our own perspective that we lose sight of the world coming to an end. Example= TVMOD[/quote]

    LOL…
    [/quote]
    Whats up with TG blasts on these threads? I am not sure if you guys are trying to get his goat but WTF? I think that their maybe a bit of jealousy. TG had the balls to pull trigger on the right property….will you?

    I think a lot of people are putting on some blinders to what the government is doing. I don’t agree with it but there is a possibility that it may work. What are you going to do if it does? Remember what mom used to say, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket”.[/quote]

    I thought it was a funny comment regardless of who it was directed at because it fits with the over-all media-generated false euphoria built on zero fundamentals. Herd mentality is interesting to watch. As a matter of fact, I find what the media and the Fed are doing know close to criminal because it puts a lot of people in a bad position. And by extension those people that parrot the bottom calling. We are in uncharted waters and HUGE macro forces are gathering that can’t be ignored. It’s not the end of the world but it sure is the end of the world as you know it.

    Sorry if I don’t cater to TG’s feeling’s about the housing market. I’m sure he is a big boy and can take it. But honestly, this group think based on hurting TGs feelings is a little childish. Besides, cheering for putting future generations in debt to save housing is fucking retarded.

    20 million homes underwater and huge deflationary forces in the pipeline and no mean to revert to. Historical contexts means dick at this point.

    May 7, 2009 at 12:05 PM #394720
    Arraya
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    [quote=waitingpatiently][quote=Arraya][quote=Rt.66]Some of us are so caught up in our own perspective that we lose sight of the world coming to an end. Example= TVMOD[/quote]

    LOL…
    [/quote]
    Whats up with TG blasts on these threads? I am not sure if you guys are trying to get his goat but WTF? I think that their maybe a bit of jealousy. TG had the balls to pull trigger on the right property….will you?

    I think a lot of people are putting on some blinders to what the government is doing. I don’t agree with it but there is a possibility that it may work. What are you going to do if it does? Remember what mom used to say, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket”.[/quote]

    I thought it was a funny comment regardless of who it was directed at because it fits with the over-all media-generated false euphoria built on zero fundamentals. Herd mentality is interesting to watch. As a matter of fact, I find what the media and the Fed are doing know close to criminal because it puts a lot of people in a bad position. And by extension those people that parrot the bottom calling. We are in uncharted waters and HUGE macro forces are gathering that can’t be ignored. It’s not the end of the world but it sure is the end of the world as you know it.

    Sorry if I don’t cater to TG’s feeling’s about the housing market. I’m sure he is a big boy and can take it. But honestly, this group think based on hurting TGs feelings is a little childish. Besides, cheering for putting future generations in debt to save housing is fucking retarded.

    20 million homes underwater and huge deflationary forces in the pipeline and no mean to revert to. Historical contexts means dick at this point.

    May 7, 2009 at 12:05 PM #394939
    Arraya
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    [quote=waitingpatiently][quote=Arraya][quote=Rt.66]Some of us are so caught up in our own perspective that we lose sight of the world coming to an end. Example= TVMOD[/quote]

    LOL…
    [/quote]
    Whats up with TG blasts on these threads? I am not sure if you guys are trying to get his goat but WTF? I think that their maybe a bit of jealousy. TG had the balls to pull trigger on the right property….will you?

    I think a lot of people are putting on some blinders to what the government is doing. I don’t agree with it but there is a possibility that it may work. What are you going to do if it does? Remember what mom used to say, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket”.[/quote]

    I thought it was a funny comment regardless of who it was directed at because it fits with the over-all media-generated false euphoria built on zero fundamentals. Herd mentality is interesting to watch. As a matter of fact, I find what the media and the Fed are doing know close to criminal because it puts a lot of people in a bad position. And by extension those people that parrot the bottom calling. We are in uncharted waters and HUGE macro forces are gathering that can’t be ignored. It’s not the end of the world but it sure is the end of the world as you know it.

    Sorry if I don’t cater to TG’s feeling’s about the housing market. I’m sure he is a big boy and can take it. But honestly, this group think based on hurting TGs feelings is a little childish. Besides, cheering for putting future generations in debt to save housing is fucking retarded.

    20 million homes underwater and huge deflationary forces in the pipeline and no mean to revert to. Historical contexts means dick at this point.

    May 7, 2009 at 12:05 PM #394991
    Arraya
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    [quote=waitingpatiently][quote=Arraya][quote=Rt.66]Some of us are so caught up in our own perspective that we lose sight of the world coming to an end. Example= TVMOD[/quote]

    LOL…
    [/quote]
    Whats up with TG blasts on these threads? I am not sure if you guys are trying to get his goat but WTF? I think that their maybe a bit of jealousy. TG had the balls to pull trigger on the right property….will you?

    I think a lot of people are putting on some blinders to what the government is doing. I don’t agree with it but there is a possibility that it may work. What are you going to do if it does? Remember what mom used to say, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket”.[/quote]

    I thought it was a funny comment regardless of who it was directed at because it fits with the over-all media-generated false euphoria built on zero fundamentals. Herd mentality is interesting to watch. As a matter of fact, I find what the media and the Fed are doing know close to criminal because it puts a lot of people in a bad position. And by extension those people that parrot the bottom calling. We are in uncharted waters and HUGE macro forces are gathering that can’t be ignored. It’s not the end of the world but it sure is the end of the world as you know it.

    Sorry if I don’t cater to TG’s feeling’s about the housing market. I’m sure he is a big boy and can take it. But honestly, this group think based on hurting TGs feelings is a little childish. Besides, cheering for putting future generations in debt to save housing is fucking retarded.

    20 million homes underwater and huge deflationary forces in the pipeline and no mean to revert to. Historical contexts means dick at this point.

    May 7, 2009 at 12:05 PM #395134
    Arraya
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    [quote=waitingpatiently][quote=Arraya][quote=Rt.66]Some of us are so caught up in our own perspective that we lose sight of the world coming to an end. Example= TVMOD[/quote]

    LOL…
    [/quote]
    Whats up with TG blasts on these threads? I am not sure if you guys are trying to get his goat but WTF? I think that their maybe a bit of jealousy. TG had the balls to pull trigger on the right property….will you?

    I think a lot of people are putting on some blinders to what the government is doing. I don’t agree with it but there is a possibility that it may work. What are you going to do if it does? Remember what mom used to say, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket”.[/quote]

    I thought it was a funny comment regardless of who it was directed at because it fits with the over-all media-generated false euphoria built on zero fundamentals. Herd mentality is interesting to watch. As a matter of fact, I find what the media and the Fed are doing know close to criminal because it puts a lot of people in a bad position. And by extension those people that parrot the bottom calling. We are in uncharted waters and HUGE macro forces are gathering that can’t be ignored. It’s not the end of the world but it sure is the end of the world as you know it.

    Sorry if I don’t cater to TG’s feeling’s about the housing market. I’m sure he is a big boy and can take it. But honestly, this group think based on hurting TGs feelings is a little childish. Besides, cheering for putting future generations in debt to save housing is fucking retarded.

    20 million homes underwater and huge deflationary forces in the pipeline and no mean to revert to. Historical contexts means dick at this point.

    May 7, 2009 at 12:50 PM #394510
    peterb
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    Once again, I find myself in agreement with Arraya.
    I dont think the fundamentals have ever been this bad. I cannot see anything even remotely positive in the near or longer term. Right now the markets are rejoycing that the bad news is not as bad as predicted. That’s good? Sorry, it isnt good. If that’s a std for performance, things will never be bad until you die. Maybe not even then.

    RE is like an aircraft carrier, it takes a long time to change direction and has a lot of momentum once it gets going.

    May 7, 2009 at 12:50 PM #394765
    peterb
    Participant

    Once again, I find myself in agreement with Arraya.
    I dont think the fundamentals have ever been this bad. I cannot see anything even remotely positive in the near or longer term. Right now the markets are rejoycing that the bad news is not as bad as predicted. That’s good? Sorry, it isnt good. If that’s a std for performance, things will never be bad until you die. Maybe not even then.

    RE is like an aircraft carrier, it takes a long time to change direction and has a lot of momentum once it gets going.

    May 7, 2009 at 12:50 PM #394984
    peterb
    Participant

    Once again, I find myself in agreement with Arraya.
    I dont think the fundamentals have ever been this bad. I cannot see anything even remotely positive in the near or longer term. Right now the markets are rejoycing that the bad news is not as bad as predicted. That’s good? Sorry, it isnt good. If that’s a std for performance, things will never be bad until you die. Maybe not even then.

    RE is like an aircraft carrier, it takes a long time to change direction and has a lot of momentum once it gets going.

    May 7, 2009 at 12:50 PM #395035
    peterb
    Participant

    Once again, I find myself in agreement with Arraya.
    I dont think the fundamentals have ever been this bad. I cannot see anything even remotely positive in the near or longer term. Right now the markets are rejoycing that the bad news is not as bad as predicted. That’s good? Sorry, it isnt good. If that’s a std for performance, things will never be bad until you die. Maybe not even then.

    RE is like an aircraft carrier, it takes a long time to change direction and has a lot of momentum once it gets going.

    May 7, 2009 at 12:50 PM #395178
    peterb
    Participant

    Once again, I find myself in agreement with Arraya.
    I dont think the fundamentals have ever been this bad. I cannot see anything even remotely positive in the near or longer term. Right now the markets are rejoycing that the bad news is not as bad as predicted. That’s good? Sorry, it isnt good. If that’s a std for performance, things will never be bad until you die. Maybe not even then.

    RE is like an aircraft carrier, it takes a long time to change direction and has a lot of momentum once it gets going.

    May 7, 2009 at 8:18 PM #394756
    Reality
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    With unemployment in this state at 11% (and possibly going even higher) it just blows my mind that folks are bidding on properties.

    Give someone an $8,000 tax credit and they’ll overpay on a house by $80,000. Genius.

    May 7, 2009 at 8:18 PM #395010
    Reality
    Participant

    With unemployment in this state at 11% (and possibly going even higher) it just blows my mind that folks are bidding on properties.

    Give someone an $8,000 tax credit and they’ll overpay on a house by $80,000. Genius.

    May 7, 2009 at 8:18 PM #395229
    Reality
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    With unemployment in this state at 11% (and possibly going even higher) it just blows my mind that folks are bidding on properties.

    Give someone an $8,000 tax credit and they’ll overpay on a house by $80,000. Genius.

    May 7, 2009 at 8:18 PM #395283
    Reality
    Participant

    With unemployment in this state at 11% (and possibly going even higher) it just blows my mind that folks are bidding on properties.

    Give someone an $8,000 tax credit and they’ll overpay on a house by $80,000. Genius.

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