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rb_engineer, you’re blaming the press for Iraq and for the stock market?!
What about when they were telling us that Iraq would pay for itself and home prices can only go up?
rb_engineer, you’re blaming the press for Iraq and for the stock market?!
What about when they were telling us that Iraq would pay for itself and home prices can only go up?
rb_engineer, you’re blaming the press for Iraq and for the stock market?!
What about when they were telling us that Iraq would pay for itself and home prices can only go up?
Some might want to Google “The Old Gray Lady”
Some might want to Google “The Old Gray Lady”
Some might want to Google “The Old Gray Lady”
Holy Jebus, people. Old Gray Lady = The New York Times. I have no idea what the heck some of you are talking about, and I guess neither do you.
Holy Jebus, people. Old Gray Lady = The New York Times. I have no idea what the heck some of you are talking about, and I guess neither do you.
Holy Jebus, people. Old Gray Lady = The New York Times. I have no idea what the heck some of you are talking about, and I guess neither do you.
JWM,
Inflation (which Ben’s fighting). There’s price pressure in everything now, from gas, food, credit, salaries. Rents are not immune.
JWM,
Inflation (which Ben’s fighting). There’s price pressure in everything now, from gas, food, credit, salaries. Rents are not immune.
JWM,
Inflation (which Ben’s fighting). There’s price pressure in everything now, from gas, food, credit, salaries. Rents are not immune.
Andy,
Not sure your question is relavant anymore since old lady is NYT…
My point was that the so called dumb investors have long market horizons. They don’t usually plan to use it for mortgage payments. Especially since its tied up in 401K.
Andy,
Not sure your question is relavant anymore since old lady is NYT…
My point was that the so called dumb investors have long market horizons. They don’t usually plan to use it for mortgage payments. Especially since its tied up in 401K.