Straight from horses mouth – Schiller says “substantial downward risk”

[briansd1]

[quote=desmond]
What piggs are you talking about? The ones that recently bought homes and are worried and can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate market?

Or the ones who are waiting for it to happen then making a decision?

There seems to be to sides.[/quote]

And the ones who “can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate” are Republicans (or independents with an anti-Obama stance). Go figure.

[blahblahblah]

Find me a US market for anything right now that doesn’t have substantial downside risk. Maybe the market in pawn shops and check cashing stores still has some upside potential.

I bought in Sept 2009 and I’m goin’ down with the ship. Yeehaaaaa!

[blahblahblah]

Find me a US market for anything right now that doesn’t have substantial downside risk. Maybe the market in pawn shops and check cashing stores still has some upside potential.

I bought in Sept 2009 and I’m goin’ down with the ship. Yeehaaaaa!

[blahblahblah]

Find me a US market for anything right now that doesn’t have substantial downside risk. Maybe the market in pawn shops and check cashing stores still has some upside potential.

I bought in Sept 2009 and I’m goin’ down with the ship. Yeehaaaaa!

[blahblahblah]

Find me a US market for anything right now that doesn’t have substantial downside risk. Maybe the market in pawn shops and check cashing stores still has some upside potential.

I bought in Sept 2009 and I’m goin’ down with the ship. Yeehaaaaa!

[blahblahblah]

Find me a US market for anything right now that doesn’t have substantial downside risk. Maybe the market in pawn shops and check cashing stores still has some upside potential.

I bought in Sept 2009 and I’m goin’ down with the ship. Yeehaaaaa!

[sdcellar]

[quote=briansd1][quote=desmond]
What piggs are you talking about? The ones that recently bought homes and are worried and can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate market?

Or the ones who are waiting for it to happen then making a decision?

There seems to be to sides.[/quote]

And the ones who “can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate” are Republicans (or independents with an anti-Obama stance). Go figure.[/quote]Sorry, briansd1, but I don’t think it splits along party lines, at least if I correctly understand what you’re saying.

[sdcellar]

[quote=briansd1][quote=desmond]
What piggs are you talking about? The ones that recently bought homes and are worried and can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate market?

Or the ones who are waiting for it to happen then making a decision?

There seems to be to sides.[/quote]

And the ones who “can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate” are Republicans (or independents with an anti-Obama stance). Go figure.[/quote]Sorry, briansd1, but I don’t think it splits along party lines, at least if I correctly understand what you’re saying.

[sdcellar]

[quote=briansd1][quote=desmond]
What piggs are you talking about? The ones that recently bought homes and are worried and can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate market?

Or the ones who are waiting for it to happen then making a decision?

There seems to be to sides.[/quote]

And the ones who “can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate” are Republicans (or independents with an anti-Obama stance). Go figure.[/quote]Sorry, briansd1, but I don’t think it splits along party lines, at least if I correctly understand what you’re saying.

[sdcellar]

[quote=briansd1][quote=desmond]
What piggs are you talking about? The ones that recently bought homes and are worried and can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate market?

Or the ones who are waiting for it to happen then making a decision?

There seems to be to sides.[/quote]

And the ones who “can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate” are Republicans (or independents with an anti-Obama stance). Go figure.[/quote]Sorry, briansd1, but I don’t think it splits along party lines, at least if I correctly understand what you’re saying.

[sdcellar]

[quote=briansd1][quote=desmond]
What piggs are you talking about? The ones that recently bought homes and are worried and can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate market?

Or the ones who are waiting for it to happen then making a decision?

There seems to be to sides.[/quote]

And the ones who “can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate” are Republicans (or independents with an anti-Obama stance). Go figure.[/quote]Sorry, briansd1, but I don’t think it splits along party lines, at least if I correctly understand what you’re saying.

[NotCranky]

[quote=sdcellar][quote=briansd1][quote=desmond]
What piggs are you talking about? The ones that recently bought homes and are worried and can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate market?

Or the ones who are waiting for it to happen then making a decision?

There seems to be to sides.[/quote]

And the ones who “can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate” are Republicans (or independents with an anti-Obama stance). Go figure.[/quote]Sorry, briansd1, but I don’t think it splits along party lines, at least if I correctly understand what you’re saying.[/quote]
I think the point is that homeowner bailouts, industry bailouts ect., should split strongly along party lines. Republicans should absolutely be against it. They don’t like welfare. I know plenty of them are begging for it and feel as entitled as any recipient of food stamps ever has. I really don’t mean to be offensive towards anyone upside down and looking for help, but the irony/hypocrisy of SOLID REPUBLICANS living in big ass houses looking for the tax sponsored break is strong.

[NotCranky]

[quote=sdcellar][quote=briansd1][quote=desmond]
What piggs are you talking about? The ones that recently bought homes and are worried and can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate market?

Or the ones who are waiting for it to happen then making a decision?

There seems to be to sides.[/quote]

And the ones who “can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate” are Republicans (or independents with an anti-Obama stance). Go figure.[/quote]Sorry, briansd1, but I don’t think it splits along party lines, at least if I correctly understand what you’re saying.[/quote]
I think the point is that homeowner bailouts, industry bailouts ect., should split strongly along party lines. Republicans should absolutely be against it. They don’t like welfare. I know plenty of them are begging for it and feel as entitled as any recipient of food stamps ever has. I really don’t mean to be offensive towards anyone upside down and looking for help, but the irony/hypocrisy of SOLID REPUBLICANS living in big ass houses looking for the tax sponsored break is strong.

[NotCranky]

[quote=sdcellar][quote=briansd1][quote=desmond]
What piggs are you talking about? The ones that recently bought homes and are worried and can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate market?

Or the ones who are waiting for it to happen then making a decision?

There seems to be to sides.[/quote]

And the ones who “can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate” are Republicans (or independents with an anti-Obama stance). Go figure.[/quote]Sorry, briansd1, but I don’t think it splits along party lines, at least if I correctly understand what you’re saying.[/quote]
I think the point is that homeowner bailouts, industry bailouts ect., should split strongly along party lines. Republicans should absolutely be against it. They don’t like welfare. I know plenty of them are begging for it and feel as entitled as any recipient of food stamps ever has. I really don’t mean to be offensive towards anyone upside down and looking for help, but the irony/hypocrisy of SOLID REPUBLICANS living in big ass houses looking for the tax sponsored break is strong.

[NotCranky]

[quote=sdcellar][quote=briansd1][quote=desmond]
What piggs are you talking about? The ones that recently bought homes and are worried and can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate market?

Or the ones who are waiting for it to happen then making a decision?

There seems to be to sides.[/quote]

And the ones who “can’t stop talking about the Government not pulling out of real estate” are Republicans (or independents with an anti-Obama stance). Go figure.[/quote]Sorry, briansd1, but I don’t think it splits along party lines, at least if I correctly understand what you’re saying.[/quote]
I think the point is that homeowner bailouts, industry bailouts ect., should split strongly along party lines. Republicans should absolutely be against it. They don’t like welfare. I know plenty of them are begging for it and feel as entitled as any recipient of food stamps ever has. I really don’t mean to be offensive towards anyone upside down and looking for help, but the irony/hypocrisy of SOLID REPUBLICANS living in big ass houses looking for the tax sponsored break is strong.

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