- This topic has 80 replies, 14 voices, and was last updated 14 years, 7 months ago by
moneymaker.
-
AuthorPosts
-
October 15, 2009 at 9:26 PM #470524October 15, 2009 at 9:39 PM #469709
temeculaguy
Participantcongrats CONCH!
So is a bull defined as anyone who buys a home? Most of the people on the boards have bought after not buying from 2004-2007 or even selling and then rebuying now, are they bulls? Is anyone who doesn’t have utter hopelessness a bull?
Huck, I’ll take that bet, I’ll bet that I don’t get my a$$ handed to me. Higher rates, lower rates, increasing prices, decreasing prices, inflation, deflation, weak dollar, strong dollar, more foreclosures, less foreclosures, not one are going to hurt my a$$. I might place a few bets in some investments, make a buck, lose a buck, but there will be no wipe outs, because I didn’t overleverage, nor did most of the piggy buyers, we are mostly, risk averse bears compared to the general public, just varying degrees when we compare our opinions against each other.
October 15, 2009 at 9:39 PM #469891Participantcongrats CONCH!
So is a bull defined as anyone who buys a home? Most of the people on the boards have bought after not buying from 2004-2007 or even selling and then rebuying now, are they bulls? Is anyone who doesn’t have utter hopelessness a bull?
Huck, I’ll take that bet, I’ll bet that I don’t get my a$$ handed to me. Higher rates, lower rates, increasing prices, decreasing prices, inflation, deflation, weak dollar, strong dollar, more foreclosures, less foreclosures, not one are going to hurt my a$$. I might place a few bets in some investments, make a buck, lose a buck, but there will be no wipe outs, because I didn’t overleverage, nor did most of the piggy buyers, we are mostly, risk averse bears compared to the general public, just varying degrees when we compare our opinions against each other.
October 15, 2009 at 9:39 PM #470244Participantcongrats CONCH!
So is a bull defined as anyone who buys a home? Most of the people on the boards have bought after not buying from 2004-2007 or even selling and then rebuying now, are they bulls? Is anyone who doesn’t have utter hopelessness a bull?
Huck, I’ll take that bet, I’ll bet that I don’t get my a$$ handed to me. Higher rates, lower rates, increasing prices, decreasing prices, inflation, deflation, weak dollar, strong dollar, more foreclosures, less foreclosures, not one are going to hurt my a$$. I might place a few bets in some investments, make a buck, lose a buck, but there will be no wipe outs, because I didn’t overleverage, nor did most of the piggy buyers, we are mostly, risk averse bears compared to the general public, just varying degrees when we compare our opinions against each other.
October 15, 2009 at 9:39 PM #470316Participantcongrats CONCH!
So is a bull defined as anyone who buys a home? Most of the people on the boards have bought after not buying from 2004-2007 or even selling and then rebuying now, are they bulls? Is anyone who doesn’t have utter hopelessness a bull?
Huck, I’ll take that bet, I’ll bet that I don’t get my a$$ handed to me. Higher rates, lower rates, increasing prices, decreasing prices, inflation, deflation, weak dollar, strong dollar, more foreclosures, less foreclosures, not one are going to hurt my a$$. I might place a few bets in some investments, make a buck, lose a buck, but there will be no wipe outs, because I didn’t overleverage, nor did most of the piggy buyers, we are mostly, risk averse bears compared to the general public, just varying degrees when we compare our opinions against each other.
October 15, 2009 at 9:39 PM #470528Participantcongrats CONCH!
So is a bull defined as anyone who buys a home? Most of the people on the boards have bought after not buying from 2004-2007 or even selling and then rebuying now, are they bulls? Is anyone who doesn’t have utter hopelessness a bull?
Huck, I’ll take that bet, I’ll bet that I don’t get my a$$ handed to me. Higher rates, lower rates, increasing prices, decreasing prices, inflation, deflation, weak dollar, strong dollar, more foreclosures, less foreclosures, not one are going to hurt my a$$. I might place a few bets in some investments, make a buck, lose a buck, but there will be no wipe outs, because I didn’t overleverage, nor did most of the piggy buyers, we are mostly, risk averse bears compared to the general public, just varying degrees when we compare our opinions against each other.
October 15, 2009 at 10:17 PM #469734jonnycsd
ParticipantOnly a fool knows the future.
October 15, 2009 at 10:17 PM #469917ParticipantOnly a fool knows the future.
October 15, 2009 at 10:17 PM #470269ParticipantOnly a fool knows the future.
October 15, 2009 at 10:17 PM #470341ParticipantOnly a fool knows the future.
October 15, 2009 at 10:17 PM #470553ParticipantOnly a fool knows the future.
October 16, 2009 at 1:45 AM #469778CA renter
Participant[quote=CONCHO]The SD market is probably declining or flat for another couple of years. Even knowing that I recently bought a home. Just got tired of renting and waiting for the landlord to fix things that they never seem to fix, got tired of the neighborhood, etc… After renting for over four years waiting this damn thing out I couldn’t take it anymore. We probably paid too much but oh well. At least it’s a fixed rate so we know the payments will never increase. And at the rate they’re printing money these payments are going to look like chump change in 10 years.[/quote]
Wow. Congrats, CONCHO!
Gee…a few more months of this, and there will be no bears left on this site. 😉
Hope you enjoy your house, CONCHO. 🙂
October 16, 2009 at 1:45 AM #469960Participant[quote=CONCHO]The SD market is probably declining or flat for another couple of years. Even knowing that I recently bought a home. Just got tired of renting and waiting for the landlord to fix things that they never seem to fix, got tired of the neighborhood, etc… After renting for over four years waiting this damn thing out I couldn’t take it anymore. We probably paid too much but oh well. At least it’s a fixed rate so we know the payments will never increase. And at the rate they’re printing money these payments are going to look like chump change in 10 years.[/quote]
Wow. Congrats, CONCHO!
Gee…a few more months of this, and there will be no bears left on this site. 😉
Hope you enjoy your house, CONCHO. 🙂
October 16, 2009 at 1:45 AM #470313Participant[quote=CONCHO]The SD market is probably declining or flat for another couple of years. Even knowing that I recently bought a home. Just got tired of renting and waiting for the landlord to fix things that they never seem to fix, got tired of the neighborhood, etc… After renting for over four years waiting this damn thing out I couldn’t take it anymore. We probably paid too much but oh well. At least it’s a fixed rate so we know the payments will never increase. And at the rate they’re printing money these payments are going to look like chump change in 10 years.[/quote]
Wow. Congrats, CONCHO!
Gee…a few more months of this, and there will be no bears left on this site. 😉
Hope you enjoy your house, CONCHO. 🙂
October 16, 2009 at 1:45 AM #470385Participant[quote=CONCHO]The SD market is probably declining or flat for another couple of years. Even knowing that I recently bought a home. Just got tired of renting and waiting for the landlord to fix things that they never seem to fix, got tired of the neighborhood, etc… After renting for over four years waiting this damn thing out I couldn’t take it anymore. We probably paid too much but oh well. At least it’s a fixed rate so we know the payments will never increase. And at the rate they’re printing money these payments are going to look like chump change in 10 years.[/quote]
Wow. Congrats, CONCHO!
Gee…a few more months of this, and there will be no bears left on this site. 😉
Hope you enjoy your house, CONCHO. 🙂
-
AuthorPosts
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.