G Chamberlin gloating today on KOGO

[Bugs]

National is national. It’s meaningless as far as the SD region goes. GC is a drowning man right now; he’s dogpaddling and desperately flailing about in search of a life preserver.

You don’t have to be an expert to recognize that despite a month-month uptick on the national scale we’re still bleeding out here. Our sales volume locally are horrible compared to the same peiod last year, which is where the real point of comparison is. Month-month is a meaningless point of reference because RE markets are somewhat seasonal, meaning some months always do better than others.

He’s just trying to manipulate the market psychology in an attempt to mitigate the damage. Oh yeah, and keep his advertising revenues coming in.

[jeeman]

TB,

GC is definitely a blind cheerleader. I think he has so much skin in the game, that it’s hurting him as prices decline. I guess people like him don’t know that excesses have to be cleaned up through times of contraction.

Jeeman

[jeeman]

TB,

GC is definitely a blind cheerleader. I think he has so much skin in the game, that it’s hurting him as prices decline. I guess people like him don’t know that excesses have to be cleaned up through times of contraction.

Jeeman

[jeeman]

TB,

GC is definitely a blind cheerleader. I think he has so much skin in the game, that it’s hurting him as prices decline. I guess people like him don’t know that excesses have to be cleaned up through times of contraction.

Jeeman

[SHILOH]

In July…..”inventories of single-family homes rose to the equivalent of a 9.2 months’ supply. From a year earlier, existing-home sales dropped 9 percent.
“We are very likely to see home sales continue to drop,” said Ethan Harris, chief economist at Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in New York, who accurately predicted the number. “There’s a big imbalance between supply and demand, with lots of people who want to sell and lots of hesitant buyers.”
http://www.metrobostonnews.com/us/article/2007/08/28/03/1041-72/index.xml

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[SHILOH]

In July…..”inventories of single-family homes rose to the equivalent of a 9.2 months’ supply. From a year earlier, existing-home sales dropped 9 percent.
“We are very likely to see home sales continue to drop,” said Ethan Harris, chief economist at Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in New York, who accurately predicted the number. “There’s a big imbalance between supply and demand, with lots of people who want to sell and lots of hesitant buyers.”
http://www.metrobostonnews.com/us/article/2007/08/28/03/1041-72/index.xml

Bloomberg
Terms of Service
E-mail the editor
Editor: Saul Williams
© Copyright 2007 Metro International
Metro Life Panel

[SHILOH]

In July…..”inventories of single-family homes rose to the equivalent of a 9.2 months’ supply. From a year earlier, existing-home sales dropped 9 percent.
“We are very likely to see home sales continue to drop,” said Ethan Harris, chief economist at Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in New York, who accurately predicted the number. “There’s a big imbalance between supply and demand, with lots of people who want to sell and lots of hesitant buyers.”
http://www.metrobostonnews.com/us/article/2007/08/28/03/1041-72/index.xml

Bloomberg
Terms of Service
E-mail the editor
Editor: Saul Williams
© Copyright 2007 Metro International
Metro Life Panel

[golfproz]

Wonder how he will spin this report?

S&P Says Housing Prices Fell by Steepest Rate Since Its Index Was Started in 1987

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. home prices fell 3.2 percent in the second quarter, the steepest rate of decline since Standard & Poor’s began its nationwide housing index in 1987, the group said Tuesday.
The decline in home prices around the nation shows no evidence of a market recovery anytime soon.

MacroMarkets LLC Chief Economist Robert Shiller said the declining residential real estate market “shows no signs of slowing down.”

The index tracks the price trends among existing single-family homes across the nation compared with a year earlier .

A separate S&P/Case-Shiller index that covers 20 U.S. cities fell 3.5 percent from a year earlier. A 10-city index fell 4.1 percent from a year earlier.

[golfproz]

Wonder how he will spin this report?

S&P Says Housing Prices Fell by Steepest Rate Since Its Index Was Started in 1987

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. home prices fell 3.2 percent in the second quarter, the steepest rate of decline since Standard & Poor’s began its nationwide housing index in 1987, the group said Tuesday.
The decline in home prices around the nation shows no evidence of a market recovery anytime soon.

MacroMarkets LLC Chief Economist Robert Shiller said the declining residential real estate market “shows no signs of slowing down.”

The index tracks the price trends among existing single-family homes across the nation compared with a year earlier .

A separate S&P/Case-Shiller index that covers 20 U.S. cities fell 3.5 percent from a year earlier. A 10-city index fell 4.1 percent from a year earlier.

[golfproz]

Wonder how he will spin this report?

S&P Says Housing Prices Fell by Steepest Rate Since Its Index Was Started in 1987

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. home prices fell 3.2 percent in the second quarter, the steepest rate of decline since Standard & Poor’s began its nationwide housing index in 1987, the group said Tuesday.
The decline in home prices around the nation shows no evidence of a market recovery anytime soon.

MacroMarkets LLC Chief Economist Robert Shiller said the declining residential real estate market “shows no signs of slowing down.”

The index tracks the price trends among existing single-family homes across the nation compared with a year earlier .

A separate S&P/Case-Shiller index that covers 20 U.S. cities fell 3.5 percent from a year earlier. A 10-city index fell 4.1 percent from a year earlier.

[CMcG]

I think Chamberlin’s days at KOGO (specifically, the money in the morning minute reports) are numbered. I just read an article that on September 4th KOGO will no longer be all-news from 6 to 9 a.m. They are bringing in a right-wing talk show guy and will only be giving the hard news headlines and traffic every 15 minutes. Aram will probably be shut out, as well, unless he is paying for his “minutes.”

[CMcG]

I think Chamberlin’s days at KOGO (specifically, the money in the morning minute reports) are numbered. I just read an article that on September 4th KOGO will no longer be all-news from 6 to 9 a.m. They are bringing in a right-wing talk show guy and will only be giving the hard news headlines and traffic every 15 minutes. Aram will probably be shut out, as well, unless he is paying for his “minutes.”

[CMcG]

I think Chamberlin’s days at KOGO (specifically, the money in the morning minute reports) are numbered. I just read an article that on September 4th KOGO will no longer be all-news from 6 to 9 a.m. They are bringing in a right-wing talk show guy and will only be giving the hard news headlines and traffic every 15 minutes. Aram will probably be shut out, as well, unless he is paying for his “minutes.”

[lendingbubblecontinues]

Coincidence? I just heard they finally filled the 6-9 a.m. shift at my local Carl’s Jr. Could it be…?

Nah…..George is underqualified to make my loaded breakfast burrito.

[lendingbubblecontinues]

Coincidence? I just heard they finally filled the 6-9 a.m. shift at my local Carl’s Jr. Could it be…?

Nah…..George is underqualified to make my loaded breakfast burrito.

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