Housing Bubble Stories

[EconProf]

Russell is on to something. A lot of us made money on the runup, and lost it (or a lot of it) on the downturn. Picking the top is almost impossible, and those who claim to have sold out then are often exaggerating. Identifying the bottom is equally difficult, witness the heated exchanges going on now about today’s market. It is safe to say, however, that the euphoria at the top is hard to fight–it is rare for someone who has just made a huge sum of money to pick up their chips and walk away.

[scaredyclassic]

but i was told that (1) the bottom would be fairly easy to see (i know there have been threads about this); and (2) even if it weren’t, prices don’t just spike upward, they’re sticky on the way down, and sticky ont he way up.

[scaredyclassic]

but i was told that (1) the bottom would be fairly easy to see (i know there have been threads about this); and (2) even if it weren’t, prices don’t just spike upward, they’re sticky on the way down, and sticky ont he way up.

[scaredyclassic]

but i was told that (1) the bottom would be fairly easy to see (i know there have been threads about this); and (2) even if it weren’t, prices don’t just spike upward, they’re sticky on the way down, and sticky ont he way up.

[scaredyclassic]

but i was told that (1) the bottom would be fairly easy to see (i know there have been threads about this); and (2) even if it weren’t, prices don’t just spike upward, they’re sticky on the way down, and sticky ont he way up.

[scaredyclassic]

but i was told that (1) the bottom would be fairly easy to see (i know there have been threads about this); and (2) even if it weren’t, prices don’t just spike upward, they’re sticky on the way down, and sticky ont he way up.

[NotCranky]

[quote=scaredycat]but i was told that (1) the bottom would be fairly easy to see (i know there have been threads about this); and (2) even if it weren’t, prices don’t just spike upward, they’re sticky on the way down, and sticky ont he way up.[/quote]
The bottom was easy to see where it has occurred already.Kind of joking around.

[NotCranky]

[quote=scaredycat]but i was told that (1) the bottom would be fairly easy to see (i know there have been threads about this); and (2) even if it weren’t, prices don’t just spike upward, they’re sticky on the way down, and sticky ont he way up.[/quote]
The bottom was easy to see where it has occurred already.Kind of joking around.

[NotCranky]

[quote=scaredycat]but i was told that (1) the bottom would be fairly easy to see (i know there have been threads about this); and (2) even if it weren’t, prices don’t just spike upward, they’re sticky on the way down, and sticky ont he way up.[/quote]
The bottom was easy to see where it has occurred already.Kind of joking around.

[NotCranky]

[quote=scaredycat]but i was told that (1) the bottom would be fairly easy to see (i know there have been threads about this); and (2) even if it weren’t, prices don’t just spike upward, they’re sticky on the way down, and sticky ont he way up.[/quote]
The bottom was easy to see where it has occurred already.Kind of joking around.

[NotCranky]

[quote=scaredycat]but i was told that (1) the bottom would be fairly easy to see (i know there have been threads about this); and (2) even if it weren’t, prices don’t just spike upward, they’re sticky on the way down, and sticky ont he way up.[/quote]
The bottom was easy to see where it has occurred already.Kind of joking around.

[Aecetia]

Here is one of my favorites:

http://piggington.com/nctimes_article_murrietta_family_loses_home

[Aecetia]

Here is one of my favorites:

http://piggington.com/nctimes_article_murrietta_family_loses_home

[Aecetia]

Here is one of my favorites:

http://piggington.com/nctimes_article_murrietta_family_loses_home

[Aecetia]

Here is one of my favorites:

http://piggington.com/nctimes_article_murrietta_family_loses_home

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