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July 24, 2008 at 3:42 PM #246490July 24, 2008 at 3:54 PM #246287
nostradamus
ParticipantYeah, I don’t think it’s a major factor but then again I don’t think poor profit earnings should trigger a market rally and yet it happens regularly…
Ah, I miss the days where types like Warren Buffet could actually read the financials of a company and play the fundamentals. Today, the financials are most likely skewed or plain false, and stocks rally or retreat on the most irrelevant data… It really is gambling! What times we live in.
July 24, 2008 at 3:54 PM #246437ParticipantYeah, I don’t think it’s a major factor but then again I don’t think poor profit earnings should trigger a market rally and yet it happens regularly…
Ah, I miss the days where types like Warren Buffet could actually read the financials of a company and play the fundamentals. Today, the financials are most likely skewed or plain false, and stocks rally or retreat on the most irrelevant data… It really is gambling! What times we live in.
July 24, 2008 at 3:54 PM #246443ParticipantYeah, I don’t think it’s a major factor but then again I don’t think poor profit earnings should trigger a market rally and yet it happens regularly…
Ah, I miss the days where types like Warren Buffet could actually read the financials of a company and play the fundamentals. Today, the financials are most likely skewed or plain false, and stocks rally or retreat on the most irrelevant data… It really is gambling! What times we live in.
July 24, 2008 at 3:54 PM #246499ParticipantYeah, I don’t think it’s a major factor but then again I don’t think poor profit earnings should trigger a market rally and yet it happens regularly…
Ah, I miss the days where types like Warren Buffet could actually read the financials of a company and play the fundamentals. Today, the financials are most likely skewed or plain false, and stocks rally or retreat on the most irrelevant data… It really is gambling! What times we live in.
July 24, 2008 at 3:54 PM #246505ParticipantYeah, I don’t think it’s a major factor but then again I don’t think poor profit earnings should trigger a market rally and yet it happens regularly…
Ah, I miss the days where types like Warren Buffet could actually read the financials of a company and play the fundamentals. Today, the financials are most likely skewed or plain false, and stocks rally or retreat on the most irrelevant data… It really is gambling! What times we live in.
July 24, 2008 at 9:26 PM #246526gandalf
ParticipantThat’s too funny…
Feel your pain, flu. If not for QC, the RE market would be reasonable, and you could upgrade to a more acceptable craptacular stucco box.
Me and the wif, we’re just looking to get out of mini-storage. Not much ventilation when they roll the door down at night… <ha,ha>
July 24, 2008 at 9:26 PM #246676ParticipantThat’s too funny…
Feel your pain, flu. If not for QC, the RE market would be reasonable, and you could upgrade to a more acceptable craptacular stucco box.
Me and the wif, we’re just looking to get out of mini-storage. Not much ventilation when they roll the door down at night… <ha,ha>
July 24, 2008 at 9:26 PM #246683ParticipantThat’s too funny…
Feel your pain, flu. If not for QC, the RE market would be reasonable, and you could upgrade to a more acceptable craptacular stucco box.
Me and the wif, we’re just looking to get out of mini-storage. Not much ventilation when they roll the door down at night… <ha,ha>
July 24, 2008 at 9:26 PM #246739ParticipantThat’s too funny…
Feel your pain, flu. If not for QC, the RE market would be reasonable, and you could upgrade to a more acceptable craptacular stucco box.
Me and the wif, we’re just looking to get out of mini-storage. Not much ventilation when they roll the door down at night… <ha,ha>
July 24, 2008 at 9:26 PM #246745ParticipantThat’s too funny…
Feel your pain, flu. If not for QC, the RE market would be reasonable, and you could upgrade to a more acceptable craptacular stucco box.
Me and the wif, we’re just looking to get out of mini-storage. Not much ventilation when they roll the door down at night… <ha,ha>
July 27, 2008 at 4:18 PM #247869Anonymous
Guest[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]My dreams of moving into a more acceptable craptacular stucco box is gradually escaping my grasp.
QC announced after-hours earnings AND reached a settlement with nokia.
Good news QC is up $8 AH at an all time high of $53/share.
Bad news for every small fish of QC stockholders there are much larger fish with deeper pockets…
…So the i see the mayham at places like Pardee communities and Del Mar Mesa continuing….. indefinitely…..
..Sigh….Someone tell me the standard lines please…
1. QC employees aren’t going to save the housing market
2. Not many QC employees have deep pockets.
3. Patience, it’s slow trickle down..
yada yada yada yada.[/quote]
Stopped by 4S today. There is one development sold out 8 existing homes recently, and the sales agent told me 5 buyers out of 8 are from QC. What a surprise to me! The similar story happens, not with such large percentage though, for all other 4S developments and CV developments.
With the QC stock price rised >20% last week, and even more potential in the future. More and more QC employees become first-time home buyers and invest for 2nd home. So for QC employee favored areas, mainly in north county (i.e. CV, 4S, RP, RB etc.), the population of QC employee and QC stock play an important role for housing market.
July 27, 2008 at 4:18 PM #248024Guest[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]My dreams of moving into a more acceptable craptacular stucco box is gradually escaping my grasp.
QC announced after-hours earnings AND reached a settlement with nokia.
Good news QC is up $8 AH at an all time high of $53/share.
Bad news for every small fish of QC stockholders there are much larger fish with deeper pockets…
…So the i see the mayham at places like Pardee communities and Del Mar Mesa continuing….. indefinitely…..
..Sigh….Someone tell me the standard lines please…
1. QC employees aren’t going to save the housing market
2. Not many QC employees have deep pockets.
3. Patience, it’s slow trickle down..
yada yada yada yada.[/quote]
Stopped by 4S today. There is one development sold out 8 existing homes recently, and the sales agent told me 5 buyers out of 8 are from QC. What a surprise to me! The similar story happens, not with such large percentage though, for all other 4S developments and CV developments.
With the QC stock price rised >20% last week, and even more potential in the future. More and more QC employees become first-time home buyers and invest for 2nd home. So for QC employee favored areas, mainly in north county (i.e. CV, 4S, RP, RB etc.), the population of QC employee and QC stock play an important role for housing market.
July 27, 2008 at 4:18 PM #248028Guest[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]My dreams of moving into a more acceptable craptacular stucco box is gradually escaping my grasp.
QC announced after-hours earnings AND reached a settlement with nokia.
Good news QC is up $8 AH at an all time high of $53/share.
Bad news for every small fish of QC stockholders there are much larger fish with deeper pockets…
…So the i see the mayham at places like Pardee communities and Del Mar Mesa continuing….. indefinitely…..
..Sigh….Someone tell me the standard lines please…
1. QC employees aren’t going to save the housing market
2. Not many QC employees have deep pockets.
3. Patience, it’s slow trickle down..
yada yada yada yada.[/quote]
Stopped by 4S today. There is one development sold out 8 existing homes recently, and the sales agent told me 5 buyers out of 8 are from QC. What a surprise to me! The similar story happens, not with such large percentage though, for all other 4S developments and CV developments.
With the QC stock price rised >20% last week, and even more potential in the future. More and more QC employees become first-time home buyers and invest for 2nd home. So for QC employee favored areas, mainly in north county (i.e. CV, 4S, RP, RB etc.), the population of QC employee and QC stock play an important role for housing market.
July 27, 2008 at 4:18 PM #248089Guest[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]My dreams of moving into a more acceptable craptacular stucco box is gradually escaping my grasp.
QC announced after-hours earnings AND reached a settlement with nokia.
Good news QC is up $8 AH at an all time high of $53/share.
Bad news for every small fish of QC stockholders there are much larger fish with deeper pockets…
…So the i see the mayham at places like Pardee communities and Del Mar Mesa continuing….. indefinitely…..
..Sigh….Someone tell me the standard lines please…
1. QC employees aren’t going to save the housing market
2. Not many QC employees have deep pockets.
3. Patience, it’s slow trickle down..
yada yada yada yada.[/quote]
Stopped by 4S today. There is one development sold out 8 existing homes recently, and the sales agent told me 5 buyers out of 8 are from QC. What a surprise to me! The similar story happens, not with such large percentage though, for all other 4S developments and CV developments.
With the QC stock price rised >20% last week, and even more potential in the future. More and more QC employees become first-time home buyers and invest for 2nd home. So for QC employee favored areas, mainly in north county (i.e. CV, 4S, RP, RB etc.), the population of QC employee and QC stock play an important role for housing market.
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