On Topic-Spring bounce still springing

[Bugs]

Try to bear in mind that the price movement isn’t steady – it comes in chunks at different times during the year. I like to think of it moving in spasms, some being more pronounced than others. It looks like your area might be between spasms right now. Be patient – you know the next spasm will be coming around shortly.

The market has already passed your original trigger points, and in doing so it emboldened you to move your goalpost. Taken in perspective you could say it’s all gravy now.

[sdduuuude]

TG – It is remarkable how slowly this boat is turning. I know that when one look at the graphs, it is obvious what is happening and the lines look really steep – which is to imply that things are moving quickly. But if you have to live it, man it seems slow. Roubini said yesterday that housing would bottom in 2010. That’s 5 years from peak-to-trough. That’s a long time. My twins are 6 now. In 2010 they’ll be 8 and they’ll have been waiting for housing to hit bottom since 2004 – or 75% of their whole life!

A watched pot never boils, eh ?

[sdduuuude]

TG – It is remarkable how slowly this boat is turning. I know that when one look at the graphs, it is obvious what is happening and the lines look really steep – which is to imply that things are moving quickly. But if you have to live it, man it seems slow. Roubini said yesterday that housing would bottom in 2010. That’s 5 years from peak-to-trough. That’s a long time. My twins are 6 now. In 2010 they’ll be 8 and they’ll have been waiting for housing to hit bottom since 2004 – or 75% of their whole life!

A watched pot never boils, eh ?

[sdduuuude]

TG – It is remarkable how slowly this boat is turning. I know that when one look at the graphs, it is obvious what is happening and the lines look really steep – which is to imply that things are moving quickly. But if you have to live it, man it seems slow. Roubini said yesterday that housing would bottom in 2010. That’s 5 years from peak-to-trough. That’s a long time. My twins are 6 now. In 2010 they’ll be 8 and they’ll have been waiting for housing to hit bottom since 2004 – or 75% of their whole life!

A watched pot never boils, eh ?

[sdduuuude]

TG – It is remarkable how slowly this boat is turning. I know that when one look at the graphs, it is obvious what is happening and the lines look really steep – which is to imply that things are moving quickly. But if you have to live it, man it seems slow. Roubini said yesterday that housing would bottom in 2010. That’s 5 years from peak-to-trough. That’s a long time. My twins are 6 now. In 2010 they’ll be 8 and they’ll have been waiting for housing to hit bottom since 2004 – or 75% of their whole life!

A watched pot never boils, eh ?

[sdduuuude]

TG – It is remarkable how slowly this boat is turning. I know that when one look at the graphs, it is obvious what is happening and the lines look really steep – which is to imply that things are moving quickly. But if you have to live it, man it seems slow. Roubini said yesterday that housing would bottom in 2010. That’s 5 years from peak-to-trough. That’s a long time. My twins are 6 now. In 2010 they’ll be 8 and they’ll have been waiting for housing to hit bottom since 2004 – or 75% of their whole life!

A watched pot never boils, eh ?

[sdduuuude]

Bugs – I think of it as a ball bouncing down the setps.

[sdduuuude]

Bugs – I think of it as a ball bouncing down the setps.

[sdduuuude]

Bugs – I think of it as a ball bouncing down the setps.

[sdduuuude]

Bugs – I think of it as a ball bouncing down the setps.

[sdduuuude]

Bugs – I think of it as a ball bouncing down the setps.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

At $100 psf aren’t housing prices in Temecula essentially below the cost of building the structure ?
I wouldn’t really blame these knife catchers for buying properties at 30-40% off bubble peak prices. It seems to me that the folks “catching knives” right now in Temecula aren’t really sticking their necks out too far.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

At $100 psf aren’t housing prices in Temecula essentially below the cost of building the structure ?
I wouldn’t really blame these knife catchers for buying properties at 30-40% off bubble peak prices. It seems to me that the folks “catching knives” right now in Temecula aren’t really sticking their necks out too far.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

At $100 psf aren’t housing prices in Temecula essentially below the cost of building the structure ?
I wouldn’t really blame these knife catchers for buying properties at 30-40% off bubble peak prices. It seems to me that the folks “catching knives” right now in Temecula aren’t really sticking their necks out too far.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

At $100 psf aren’t housing prices in Temecula essentially below the cost of building the structure ?
I wouldn’t really blame these knife catchers for buying properties at 30-40% off bubble peak prices. It seems to me that the folks “catching knives” right now in Temecula aren’t really sticking their necks out too far.

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