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  • March 9, 2008 at 5:34 PM #166819
    xironman
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    If they rely on that kind of analysis they might make a good short, but it looks like you could have made some money already http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=64242&p=irol-stockQuoteChart

    March 9, 2008 at 8:31 PM #166452
    Eugene
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    Their numbers imply that San Diego “fundamentals” improved by at least 25% between Q4/03 and Q4/07.

    Forgetting to factor out bubble money in incomes, perhaps?

    March 9, 2008 at 8:31 PM #166773
    Eugene
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    Their numbers imply that San Diego “fundamentals” improved by at least 25% between Q4/03 and Q4/07.

    Forgetting to factor out bubble money in incomes, perhaps?

    March 9, 2008 at 8:31 PM #166781
    Eugene
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    Their numbers imply that San Diego “fundamentals” improved by at least 25% between Q4/03 and Q4/07.

    Forgetting to factor out bubble money in incomes, perhaps?

    March 9, 2008 at 8:31 PM #166812
    Eugene
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    Their numbers imply that San Diego “fundamentals” improved by at least 25% between Q4/03 and Q4/07.

    Forgetting to factor out bubble money in incomes, perhaps?

    March 9, 2008 at 8:31 PM #166874
    Eugene
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    Their numbers imply that San Diego “fundamentals” improved by at least 25% between Q4/03 and Q4/07.

    Forgetting to factor out bubble money in incomes, perhaps?

    March 9, 2008 at 11:01 PM #166576
    DWCAP
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    Read the whole report, the noise is so high in their signal that they have a 30% error margin. They cant tell the difference between a 575k and a 425k house. 15% on either side of 500k and it is still a fairly valued. Imagine if things fell another 29%. Most people would call that a disaster, they would call it still fairly valued.

    March 9, 2008 at 11:01 PM #166894
    DWCAP
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    Read the whole report, the noise is so high in their signal that they have a 30% error margin. They cant tell the difference between a 575k and a 425k house. 15% on either side of 500k and it is still a fairly valued. Imagine if things fell another 29%. Most people would call that a disaster, they would call it still fairly valued.

    March 9, 2008 at 11:01 PM #166901
    DWCAP
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    Read the whole report, the noise is so high in their signal that they have a 30% error margin. They cant tell the difference between a 575k and a 425k house. 15% on either side of 500k and it is still a fairly valued. Imagine if things fell another 29%. Most people would call that a disaster, they would call it still fairly valued.

    March 9, 2008 at 11:01 PM #166932
    DWCAP
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    Read the whole report, the noise is so high in their signal that they have a 30% error margin. They cant tell the difference between a 575k and a 425k house. 15% on either side of 500k and it is still a fairly valued. Imagine if things fell another 29%. Most people would call that a disaster, they would call it still fairly valued.

    March 9, 2008 at 11:01 PM #166993
    DWCAP
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    Read the whole report, the noise is so high in their signal that they have a 30% error margin. They cant tell the difference between a 575k and a 425k house. 15% on either side of 500k and it is still a fairly valued. Imagine if things fell another 29%. Most people would call that a disaster, they would call it still fairly valued.

    March 9, 2008 at 11:42 PM #166610
    Doofrat
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    So the mortgage salesman says it’s a good time to buy based on house prices, Income, and population density? Is that what I’m reading here?

    March 9, 2008 at 11:42 PM #166928
    Doofrat
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    So the mortgage salesman says it’s a good time to buy based on house prices, Income, and population density? Is that what I’m reading here?

    March 9, 2008 at 11:42 PM #166935
    Doofrat
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    So the mortgage salesman says it’s a good time to buy based on house prices, Income, and population density? Is that what I’m reading here?

    March 9, 2008 at 11:42 PM #166967
    Doofrat
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    So the mortgage salesman says it’s a good time to buy based on house prices, Income, and population density? Is that what I’m reading here?

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