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February 14, 2008 at 3:35 PM #153551February 14, 2008 at 3:41 PM #153635barnaby33Participant
There are more people who didn’t buy during the bubble than did. I find the idea that the govt could do a mass bailout to be highly ludicrous at best. The bond markets would have a fit.
Josh
February 14, 2008 at 3:41 PM #153534barnaby33ParticipantThere are more people who didn’t buy during the bubble than did. I find the idea that the govt could do a mass bailout to be highly ludicrous at best. The bond markets would have a fit.
Josh
February 14, 2008 at 3:41 PM #153264barnaby33ParticipantThere are more people who didn’t buy during the bubble than did. I find the idea that the govt could do a mass bailout to be highly ludicrous at best. The bond markets would have a fit.
Josh
February 14, 2008 at 3:41 PM #153560barnaby33ParticipantThere are more people who didn’t buy during the bubble than did. I find the idea that the govt could do a mass bailout to be highly ludicrous at best. The bond markets would have a fit.
Josh
February 14, 2008 at 3:41 PM #153552barnaby33ParticipantThere are more people who didn’t buy during the bubble than did. I find the idea that the govt could do a mass bailout to be highly ludicrous at best. The bond markets would have a fit.
Josh
February 14, 2008 at 3:45 PM #153565jpinpbParticipantMy tax dollars helping gamblers.
Grrrrr.I’m going to Boston and protest.
Anyone want to join me in a tea party?February 14, 2008 at 3:45 PM #153640jpinpbParticipantMy tax dollars helping gamblers.
Grrrrr.I’m going to Boston and protest.
Anyone want to join me in a tea party?February 14, 2008 at 3:45 PM #153558jpinpbParticipantMy tax dollars helping gamblers.
Grrrrr.I’m going to Boston and protest.
Anyone want to join me in a tea party?February 14, 2008 at 3:45 PM #153539jpinpbParticipantMy tax dollars helping gamblers.
Grrrrr.I’m going to Boston and protest.
Anyone want to join me in a tea party?February 14, 2008 at 3:45 PM #153269jpinpbParticipantMy tax dollars helping gamblers.
Grrrrr.I’m going to Boston and protest.
Anyone want to join me in a tea party?February 14, 2008 at 3:52 PM #153545SD RealtorParticipantJosh that is the point. The government can’t do a bailout. Note I am making these postings not to crow that the decline will stop, or that these are good ideas. All this is doing is delaying things, is postponing inevitable problems, and most important preserving solvency of all the investors of funds that people don’t seem to want to believe are important.
In essence, our government is willing to spend whopping amounts of money to try to keep things afloat. The foreclosures don’t mean a thing. What is readily transparent to most of us here is not to pretty much everyone. That is, the reason things need to be preserved is more then likely due to the fact that there will be some pretty ugly solvency issues with many many investing entities that most of us didn’t realize invested in these vehicles we always talk about.
SD Realtor
February 14, 2008 at 3:52 PM #153645SD RealtorParticipantJosh that is the point. The government can’t do a bailout. Note I am making these postings not to crow that the decline will stop, or that these are good ideas. All this is doing is delaying things, is postponing inevitable problems, and most important preserving solvency of all the investors of funds that people don’t seem to want to believe are important.
In essence, our government is willing to spend whopping amounts of money to try to keep things afloat. The foreclosures don’t mean a thing. What is readily transparent to most of us here is not to pretty much everyone. That is, the reason things need to be preserved is more then likely due to the fact that there will be some pretty ugly solvency issues with many many investing entities that most of us didn’t realize invested in these vehicles we always talk about.
SD Realtor
February 14, 2008 at 3:52 PM #153564SD RealtorParticipantJosh that is the point. The government can’t do a bailout. Note I am making these postings not to crow that the decline will stop, or that these are good ideas. All this is doing is delaying things, is postponing inevitable problems, and most important preserving solvency of all the investors of funds that people don’t seem to want to believe are important.
In essence, our government is willing to spend whopping amounts of money to try to keep things afloat. The foreclosures don’t mean a thing. What is readily transparent to most of us here is not to pretty much everyone. That is, the reason things need to be preserved is more then likely due to the fact that there will be some pretty ugly solvency issues with many many investing entities that most of us didn’t realize invested in these vehicles we always talk about.
SD Realtor
February 14, 2008 at 3:52 PM #153570SD RealtorParticipantJosh that is the point. The government can’t do a bailout. Note I am making these postings not to crow that the decline will stop, or that these are good ideas. All this is doing is delaying things, is postponing inevitable problems, and most important preserving solvency of all the investors of funds that people don’t seem to want to believe are important.
In essence, our government is willing to spend whopping amounts of money to try to keep things afloat. The foreclosures don’t mean a thing. What is readily transparent to most of us here is not to pretty much everyone. That is, the reason things need to be preserved is more then likely due to the fact that there will be some pretty ugly solvency issues with many many investing entities that most of us didn’t realize invested in these vehicles we always talk about.
SD Realtor
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