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August 25, 2008 at 8:05 AM #13661August 25, 2008 at 9:19 AM #261394RenParticipant
There are millions of people that still have a bubble mentality, nervously ready to pounce at what looks like the bottom to them, because they think the market will suddenly change direction and rocket upwards – leaving them “priced out forever.” Those people are helping drive prices down, and therefore are our friends π
I’m even more relaxed and sure about the direction of the market now than I was in 2006. I was planning on buying this winter, but now I may hold off until late 2009.
August 25, 2008 at 9:19 AM #261596RenParticipantThere are millions of people that still have a bubble mentality, nervously ready to pounce at what looks like the bottom to them, because they think the market will suddenly change direction and rocket upwards – leaving them “priced out forever.” Those people are helping drive prices down, and therefore are our friends π
I’m even more relaxed and sure about the direction of the market now than I was in 2006. I was planning on buying this winter, but now I may hold off until late 2009.
August 25, 2008 at 9:19 AM #261603RenParticipantThere are millions of people that still have a bubble mentality, nervously ready to pounce at what looks like the bottom to them, because they think the market will suddenly change direction and rocket upwards – leaving them “priced out forever.” Those people are helping drive prices down, and therefore are our friends π
I’m even more relaxed and sure about the direction of the market now than I was in 2006. I was planning on buying this winter, but now I may hold off until late 2009.
August 25, 2008 at 9:19 AM #261654RenParticipantThere are millions of people that still have a bubble mentality, nervously ready to pounce at what looks like the bottom to them, because they think the market will suddenly change direction and rocket upwards – leaving them “priced out forever.” Those people are helping drive prices down, and therefore are our friends π
I’m even more relaxed and sure about the direction of the market now than I was in 2006. I was planning on buying this winter, but now I may hold off until late 2009.
August 25, 2008 at 9:19 AM #261692RenParticipantThere are millions of people that still have a bubble mentality, nervously ready to pounce at what looks like the bottom to them, because they think the market will suddenly change direction and rocket upwards – leaving them “priced out forever.” Those people are helping drive prices down, and therefore are our friends π
I’m even more relaxed and sure about the direction of the market now than I was in 2006. I was planning on buying this winter, but now I may hold off until late 2009.
August 25, 2008 at 10:44 AM #261448peterbParticipantCramer’s calling a bottom. So you know it’s far from over! Every single indicator is terrible and now I’m starting to hear people say “flipping” and “bottom calling”. When sentiment turns up while the fundementals are still terrible… This is a sure sign that this is a completely false rally. You want to look for the opposite situation of fundamentals improving while sentiment is decreasing!!! Why dont people get this. It’s not rocket science! Buffett, Faber and Rogers cant shut-up about it and make fortunes on this simple concept.
Foreclosure’s rising, unemployment rising and now it looks like we’re headed for a global recession.
Check out Mr Mortgage’s latest comments.The only guys that can make money in this environment are very professional. Dont try this at home!
August 25, 2008 at 10:44 AM #261651peterbParticipantCramer’s calling a bottom. So you know it’s far from over! Every single indicator is terrible and now I’m starting to hear people say “flipping” and “bottom calling”. When sentiment turns up while the fundementals are still terrible… This is a sure sign that this is a completely false rally. You want to look for the opposite situation of fundamentals improving while sentiment is decreasing!!! Why dont people get this. It’s not rocket science! Buffett, Faber and Rogers cant shut-up about it and make fortunes on this simple concept.
Foreclosure’s rising, unemployment rising and now it looks like we’re headed for a global recession.
Check out Mr Mortgage’s latest comments.The only guys that can make money in this environment are very professional. Dont try this at home!
August 25, 2008 at 10:44 AM #261661peterbParticipantCramer’s calling a bottom. So you know it’s far from over! Every single indicator is terrible and now I’m starting to hear people say “flipping” and “bottom calling”. When sentiment turns up while the fundementals are still terrible… This is a sure sign that this is a completely false rally. You want to look for the opposite situation of fundamentals improving while sentiment is decreasing!!! Why dont people get this. It’s not rocket science! Buffett, Faber and Rogers cant shut-up about it and make fortunes on this simple concept.
Foreclosure’s rising, unemployment rising and now it looks like we’re headed for a global recession.
Check out Mr Mortgage’s latest comments.The only guys that can make money in this environment are very professional. Dont try this at home!
August 25, 2008 at 10:44 AM #261709peterbParticipantCramer’s calling a bottom. So you know it’s far from over! Every single indicator is terrible and now I’m starting to hear people say “flipping” and “bottom calling”. When sentiment turns up while the fundementals are still terrible… This is a sure sign that this is a completely false rally. You want to look for the opposite situation of fundamentals improving while sentiment is decreasing!!! Why dont people get this. It’s not rocket science! Buffett, Faber and Rogers cant shut-up about it and make fortunes on this simple concept.
Foreclosure’s rising, unemployment rising and now it looks like we’re headed for a global recession.
Check out Mr Mortgage’s latest comments.The only guys that can make money in this environment are very professional. Dont try this at home!
August 25, 2008 at 10:44 AM #261747peterbParticipantCramer’s calling a bottom. So you know it’s far from over! Every single indicator is terrible and now I’m starting to hear people say “flipping” and “bottom calling”. When sentiment turns up while the fundementals are still terrible… This is a sure sign that this is a completely false rally. You want to look for the opposite situation of fundamentals improving while sentiment is decreasing!!! Why dont people get this. It’s not rocket science! Buffett, Faber and Rogers cant shut-up about it and make fortunes on this simple concept.
Foreclosure’s rising, unemployment rising and now it looks like we’re headed for a global recession.
Check out Mr Mortgage’s latest comments.The only guys that can make money in this environment are very professional. Dont try this at home!
August 25, 2008 at 10:59 AM #261463ibjamesParticipantI was in Clairemont with the Mrs. and we decided to check out a few open houses.. one guy had more open house signs than I had ever seen, my wife and I started to get a kick out of seeing how far out and how many you had to pick up at the end of the day.
The funny thing was the property he had all the signs out for was so expensive.. another realtor thanked us profusely for coming.. I think we were the only ones that came that day
August 25, 2008 at 10:59 AM #261663ibjamesParticipantI was in Clairemont with the Mrs. and we decided to check out a few open houses.. one guy had more open house signs than I had ever seen, my wife and I started to get a kick out of seeing how far out and how many you had to pick up at the end of the day.
The funny thing was the property he had all the signs out for was so expensive.. another realtor thanked us profusely for coming.. I think we were the only ones that came that day
August 25, 2008 at 10:59 AM #261676ibjamesParticipantI was in Clairemont with the Mrs. and we decided to check out a few open houses.. one guy had more open house signs than I had ever seen, my wife and I started to get a kick out of seeing how far out and how many you had to pick up at the end of the day.
The funny thing was the property he had all the signs out for was so expensive.. another realtor thanked us profusely for coming.. I think we were the only ones that came that day
August 25, 2008 at 10:59 AM #261724ibjamesParticipantI was in Clairemont with the Mrs. and we decided to check out a few open houses.. one guy had more open house signs than I had ever seen, my wife and I started to get a kick out of seeing how far out and how many you had to pick up at the end of the day.
The funny thing was the property he had all the signs out for was so expensive.. another realtor thanked us profusely for coming.. I think we were the only ones that came that day
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