John Paulson : Buy Homes

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http://blogs.forbes.com/robertlenzner/2010/09/27/john-paulson-sell-bonds-buy-stocks-double-digit-inflation-coming/

John Paulson: Sell Bonds; Buy Stocks; Double Digit Inflation Coming

It could be time to sell your low-yielding bonds and replace them with higher-yielding common stocks.

Multibillionaire hedge fund operator John Paulson, the investment genius who made a killing going short subprime mortgages a few years ago, told a standing room only crowd at New York’s University Club that double-digit inflation is about to rear its ugly head by 2012, killing the bond market, and restoring strength to equities and gold.

“If you don’t own a home buy one,” Paulson recommended; ” if you own one home, buy another one, and if you own two homes buy a third and lend your relatives the money to buy a home.”

[davelj]

I’m not saying he’s wrong, but… I’m filing this under: I’m Talking My Own Book, By the Way.

[davelj]

I’m not saying he’s wrong, but… I’m filing this under: I’m Talking My Own Book, By the Way.

[davelj]

I’m not saying he’s wrong, but… I’m filing this under: I’m Talking My Own Book, By the Way.

[davelj]

I’m not saying he’s wrong, but… I’m filing this under: I’m Talking My Own Book, By the Way.

[davelj]

I’m not saying he’s wrong, but… I’m filing this under: I’m Talking My Own Book, By the Way.

[faterikcartman]

I’m sure there will be many who disagree, but myself, and a few others here worried about getting stuck with cash in pocket have said the same thing about buying now.

Still, there are enough people out there who have gotten some prediction right at some point in time to be a credible source for almost any which way you think the wind is going to blow.

For me, I think the temptation for government to pay down debt with cheap dollars will too irresistible. Pity for fixed income retirees.

I think we’ve been insulated from a lot of inflationary pressure as many institutions that have received dollars from the government trough have not yet done anything with them so they’re not really in circulation.

Time will tell what happens. Yous pays yer money and takes yer chances!

[faterikcartman]

I’m sure there will be many who disagree, but myself, and a few others here worried about getting stuck with cash in pocket have said the same thing about buying now.

Still, there are enough people out there who have gotten some prediction right at some point in time to be a credible source for almost any which way you think the wind is going to blow.

For me, I think the temptation for government to pay down debt with cheap dollars will too irresistible. Pity for fixed income retirees.

I think we’ve been insulated from a lot of inflationary pressure as many institutions that have received dollars from the government trough have not yet done anything with them so they’re not really in circulation.

Time will tell what happens. Yous pays yer money and takes yer chances!

[faterikcartman]

I’m sure there will be many who disagree, but myself, and a few others here worried about getting stuck with cash in pocket have said the same thing about buying now.

Still, there are enough people out there who have gotten some prediction right at some point in time to be a credible source for almost any which way you think the wind is going to blow.

For me, I think the temptation for government to pay down debt with cheap dollars will too irresistible. Pity for fixed income retirees.

I think we’ve been insulated from a lot of inflationary pressure as many institutions that have received dollars from the government trough have not yet done anything with them so they’re not really in circulation.

Time will tell what happens. Yous pays yer money and takes yer chances!

[faterikcartman]

I’m sure there will be many who disagree, but myself, and a few others here worried about getting stuck with cash in pocket have said the same thing about buying now.

Still, there are enough people out there who have gotten some prediction right at some point in time to be a credible source for almost any which way you think the wind is going to blow.

For me, I think the temptation for government to pay down debt with cheap dollars will too irresistible. Pity for fixed income retirees.

I think we’ve been insulated from a lot of inflationary pressure as many institutions that have received dollars from the government trough have not yet done anything with them so they’re not really in circulation.

Time will tell what happens. Yous pays yer money and takes yer chances!

[faterikcartman]

I’m sure there will be many who disagree, but myself, and a few others here worried about getting stuck with cash in pocket have said the same thing about buying now.

Still, there are enough people out there who have gotten some prediction right at some point in time to be a credible source for almost any which way you think the wind is going to blow.

For me, I think the temptation for government to pay down debt with cheap dollars will too irresistible. Pity for fixed income retirees.

I think we’ve been insulated from a lot of inflationary pressure as many institutions that have received dollars from the government trough have not yet done anything with them so they’re not really in circulation.

Time will tell what happens. Yous pays yer money and takes yer chances!

[Rich Toscano]

[quote=davelj]I’m not saying he’s wrong, but… I’m filing this under: I’m Talking My Own Book, By the Way.[/quote]

Haha… my thoughts exactly!

[Rich Toscano]

[quote=davelj]I’m not saying he’s wrong, but… I’m filing this under: I’m Talking My Own Book, By the Way.[/quote]

Haha… my thoughts exactly!

[Rich Toscano]

[quote=davelj]I’m not saying he’s wrong, but… I’m filing this under: I’m Talking My Own Book, By the Way.[/quote]

Haha… my thoughts exactly!

[Rich Toscano]

[quote=davelj]I’m not saying he’s wrong, but… I’m filing this under: I’m Talking My Own Book, By the Way.[/quote]

Haha… my thoughts exactly!

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