[quote=deadzone][quote=sdrealtor][quote=an][quote=deadzone]Don’t bookmark, Buy some HB stocks, it’s a no brainer, they may never be this cheap again.[/quote]
Done, got myself Jan 2024 NAIL call.[/quote]
Im in also! BTW aimloan has 30 year at 4.375% with a 1/4 point rebate. Rates down this week a tad[/quote]
Bookmarked! I only wish there was a way I could invest in Aimloan, sounds like they have a bright future too![/quote]NAIL and DPST
[quote=sdrealtor][quote=an][quote=deadzone]Don’t bookmark, Buy some HB stocks, it’s a no brainer, they may never be this cheap again.[/quote]
Done, got myself Jan 2024 NAIL call.[/quote]
Im in also! BTW aimloan has 30 year at 4.375% with a 1/4 point rebate. Rates down this week a tad[/quote]
Aimloan was my cheapest quote last year. I thought they were excellent for service
[quote=deadzone]
Given that our economy is almost exclusively reliant on housing and associated wealth effect…
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Housing is a significant driver, but by “almost exclusively” do you mean 99%, 95 % of the economy or what percentage ?
I would like to see the data that supports this.
[quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=deadzone]
Given that our economy is almost exclusively reliant on housing and associated wealth effect…
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Housing is a significant driver, but by “almost exclusively” do you mean 99%, 95 % of the economy or what percentage ?
I would like to see the data that supports this.[/quote]
No data, mainly sour grapes from missing Great opportunity of a lifetime driving this….GOOAL…., exclusively.
[quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=deadzone]
Given that our economy is almost exclusively reliant on housing and associated wealth effect…
[/quote]
Housing is a significant driver, but by “almost exclusively” do you mean 99%, 95 % of the economy or what percentage ?
I would like to see the data that supports this.[/quote]
It’s impossible to know of course, but it is such an important driver of the economy that the Fed has been purchasing trillions in MBS since 2009 (Part of QE). Even after the Great Recession was over and housing recovered, they never stopped! Clearly the Fed believes the housing market drives the economy, why else would they be involved in the mortgage market all this time? They obviously believe that if housing prices don’t go up in perpetuity, the economy will crash. We will soon find out if that is true or not.
[quote=Coronita][quote=FormerSanDiegan][quote=deadzone]
Given that our economy is almost exclusively reliant on housing and associated wealth effect…
[/quote]
Housing is a significant driver, but by “almost exclusively” do you mean 99%, 95 % of the economy or what percentage ?
I would like to see the data that supports this.[/quote]
No data, mainly sour grapes from missing Great opportunity of a lifetime driving this….GOOAL…., exclusively.[/quote]
If you think I’m wrong why don’t you join your friends and buy some Homebuilder stocks? Go ahead and do it! What are you chicken? Opportunity of a lifetime! Homebuilder stocks will never be this cheap again!!!
[quote=deadzone]The point is the fact that homebuilder stocks are taking a dump is just another indication of housing crash on the horizon.[/quote]
Bring it! I’m ready. Could it happen today please?
Maybe Lennar and all the buyers buying their Alta home can just listen to you, maybe I can pick one up for low $1m instead of $1.8m?
