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August 27, 2009 at 4:28 PM #450534August 27, 2009 at 4:29 PM #449752
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Participant[quote=Eugene][quote=sdrealtor]I guess were in this together. I dont necessarily beleive a big drop is immenent but rather I dont see any upside in the next few months [/quote]
The recession just ended, we had two months of nationwide home price growth, we’ll have at least two more, consumer confidence is on the rise, unemployment rate seems to have peaked in June … (we’ll get a clearer picture of that in a week, when they release August unemployment rate.)
The market may be overbought, but to say that there’s no upside potential in the next few months, that’s just wrong.[/quote]
Eugene is that a joke? That might be the silliest thing I have heard all day. The recession has ended? You have been watching way too much TV? Do yourself a favor a read the real facts. Consumer confidence reflects very little if you ask me. It sounds great on paper, but when we get down to the numbers we see that unemployment is fudged, the FDIC is broke and we have yet to see the worst of the mortgage crisis. These few things added to a Goldman Sachs controlled stock market we will see some big changes in the fall. It may not be a hell drop like it was at the end of 2008, but it will definitely be worse in the fall! I think you may be alone with your ideas.
August 27, 2009 at 4:29 PM #449944Participant[quote=Eugene][quote=sdrealtor]I guess were in this together. I dont necessarily beleive a big drop is immenent but rather I dont see any upside in the next few months [/quote]
The recession just ended, we had two months of nationwide home price growth, we’ll have at least two more, consumer confidence is on the rise, unemployment rate seems to have peaked in June … (we’ll get a clearer picture of that in a week, when they release August unemployment rate.)
The market may be overbought, but to say that there’s no upside potential in the next few months, that’s just wrong.[/quote]
Eugene is that a joke? That might be the silliest thing I have heard all day. The recession has ended? You have been watching way too much TV? Do yourself a favor a read the real facts. Consumer confidence reflects very little if you ask me. It sounds great on paper, but when we get down to the numbers we see that unemployment is fudged, the FDIC is broke and we have yet to see the worst of the mortgage crisis. These few things added to a Goldman Sachs controlled stock market we will see some big changes in the fall. It may not be a hell drop like it was at the end of 2008, but it will definitely be worse in the fall! I think you may be alone with your ideas.
August 27, 2009 at 4:29 PM #450281Participant[quote=Eugene][quote=sdrealtor]I guess were in this together. I dont necessarily beleive a big drop is immenent but rather I dont see any upside in the next few months [/quote]
The recession just ended, we had two months of nationwide home price growth, we’ll have at least two more, consumer confidence is on the rise, unemployment rate seems to have peaked in June … (we’ll get a clearer picture of that in a week, when they release August unemployment rate.)
The market may be overbought, but to say that there’s no upside potential in the next few months, that’s just wrong.[/quote]
Eugene is that a joke? That might be the silliest thing I have heard all day. The recession has ended? You have been watching way too much TV? Do yourself a favor a read the real facts. Consumer confidence reflects very little if you ask me. It sounds great on paper, but when we get down to the numbers we see that unemployment is fudged, the FDIC is broke and we have yet to see the worst of the mortgage crisis. These few things added to a Goldman Sachs controlled stock market we will see some big changes in the fall. It may not be a hell drop like it was at the end of 2008, but it will definitely be worse in the fall! I think you may be alone with your ideas.
August 27, 2009 at 4:29 PM #450353Participant[quote=Eugene][quote=sdrealtor]I guess were in this together. I dont necessarily beleive a big drop is immenent but rather I dont see any upside in the next few months [/quote]
The recession just ended, we had two months of nationwide home price growth, we’ll have at least two more, consumer confidence is on the rise, unemployment rate seems to have peaked in June … (we’ll get a clearer picture of that in a week, when they release August unemployment rate.)
The market may be overbought, but to say that there’s no upside potential in the next few months, that’s just wrong.[/quote]
Eugene is that a joke? That might be the silliest thing I have heard all day. The recession has ended? You have been watching way too much TV? Do yourself a favor a read the real facts. Consumer confidence reflects very little if you ask me. It sounds great on paper, but when we get down to the numbers we see that unemployment is fudged, the FDIC is broke and we have yet to see the worst of the mortgage crisis. These few things added to a Goldman Sachs controlled stock market we will see some big changes in the fall. It may not be a hell drop like it was at the end of 2008, but it will definitely be worse in the fall! I think you may be alone with your ideas.
August 27, 2009 at 4:29 PM #450539Participant[quote=Eugene][quote=sdrealtor]I guess were in this together. I dont necessarily beleive a big drop is immenent but rather I dont see any upside in the next few months [/quote]
The recession just ended, we had two months of nationwide home price growth, we’ll have at least two more, consumer confidence is on the rise, unemployment rate seems to have peaked in June … (we’ll get a clearer picture of that in a week, when they release August unemployment rate.)
The market may be overbought, but to say that there’s no upside potential in the next few months, that’s just wrong.[/quote]
Eugene is that a joke? That might be the silliest thing I have heard all day. The recession has ended? You have been watching way too much TV? Do yourself a favor a read the real facts. Consumer confidence reflects very little if you ask me. It sounds great on paper, but when we get down to the numbers we see that unemployment is fudged, the FDIC is broke and we have yet to see the worst of the mortgage crisis. These few things added to a Goldman Sachs controlled stock market we will see some big changes in the fall. It may not be a hell drop like it was at the end of 2008, but it will definitely be worse in the fall! I think you may be alone with your ideas.
August 27, 2009 at 4:41 PM #449762Eugene
Participant[quote=socrattt]
Eugene is that a joke? That might be the silliest thing I have heard all day. The recession has ended? You have been watching way too much TV? Do yourself a favor a read the real facts.
[/quote]I don’t watch TV at all. Time will tell who’s wrong and who’s right.
August 27, 2009 at 4:41 PM #449954Participant[quote=socrattt]
Eugene is that a joke? That might be the silliest thing I have heard all day. The recession has ended? You have been watching way too much TV? Do yourself a favor a read the real facts.
[/quote]I don’t watch TV at all. Time will tell who’s wrong and who’s right.
August 27, 2009 at 4:41 PM #450291Participant[quote=socrattt]
Eugene is that a joke? That might be the silliest thing I have heard all day. The recession has ended? You have been watching way too much TV? Do yourself a favor a read the real facts.
[/quote]I don’t watch TV at all. Time will tell who’s wrong and who’s right.
August 27, 2009 at 4:41 PM #450363Participant[quote=socrattt]
Eugene is that a joke? That might be the silliest thing I have heard all day. The recession has ended? You have been watching way too much TV? Do yourself a favor a read the real facts.
[/quote]I don’t watch TV at all. Time will tell who’s wrong and who’s right.
August 27, 2009 at 4:41 PM #450549Participant[quote=socrattt]
Eugene is that a joke? That might be the silliest thing I have heard all day. The recession has ended? You have been watching way too much TV? Do yourself a favor a read the real facts.
[/quote]I don’t watch TV at all. Time will tell who’s wrong and who’s right.
August 27, 2009 at 4:45 PM #449772scaredyclassic
ParticipantI have gone 100% into denial. I know, i should do some allocation, 15% denial, 20% cold reality, 33% blind fear, etc., but I’m just going with my gut. 100% denial, that’s where I’m staying. You pepel can do whatever the hell you want, but don’t say i didn’t warn you. Go long denial, all in!
August 27, 2009 at 4:45 PM #449964ParticipantI have gone 100% into denial. I know, i should do some allocation, 15% denial, 20% cold reality, 33% blind fear, etc., but I’m just going with my gut. 100% denial, that’s where I’m staying. You pepel can do whatever the hell you want, but don’t say i didn’t warn you. Go long denial, all in!
August 27, 2009 at 4:45 PM #450301ParticipantI have gone 100% into denial. I know, i should do some allocation, 15% denial, 20% cold reality, 33% blind fear, etc., but I’m just going with my gut. 100% denial, that’s where I’m staying. You pepel can do whatever the hell you want, but don’t say i didn’t warn you. Go long denial, all in!
August 27, 2009 at 4:45 PM #450373ParticipantI have gone 100% into denial. I know, i should do some allocation, 15% denial, 20% cold reality, 33% blind fear, etc., but I’m just going with my gut. 100% denial, that’s where I’m staying. You pepel can do whatever the hell you want, but don’t say i didn’t warn you. Go long denial, all in!
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