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April 25, 2009 at 8:28 PM #387966April 26, 2009 at 9:27 AM #387435NotCrankyParticipant
For me this is a very interesting time.
Signs of equilibrium and even constraint are becoming something like common place.It’s more obvious when price parameters are relatively limited for investigations.
My particular zip looks like it is reaching something like equlibrium even with a study of the Realty Trac map(pipeline) compared to the MLS active pending.It seems impossible.It is spring. I see many of the people who I thought were in impossible situations moving right along.
It’s hard to imagine the market finding equilibrium in a foreclosure/unemployement dominated situation. It might happen. If it is going to happen anywhere, that would be Southern California.
Calling or predicting future bottoms or not calling a bottom comes down to gambling on whether some of these government handouts,inflation schemes, moratoriums and subsidy plans work together. Like Asianautica (AN), I am becoming more convinced they will. The next six months or so will be telling.
April 26, 2009 at 9:27 AM #387703NotCrankyParticipantFor me this is a very interesting time.
Signs of equilibrium and even constraint are becoming something like common place.It’s more obvious when price parameters are relatively limited for investigations.
My particular zip looks like it is reaching something like equlibrium even with a study of the Realty Trac map(pipeline) compared to the MLS active pending.It seems impossible.It is spring. I see many of the people who I thought were in impossible situations moving right along.
It’s hard to imagine the market finding equilibrium in a foreclosure/unemployement dominated situation. It might happen. If it is going to happen anywhere, that would be Southern California.
Calling or predicting future bottoms or not calling a bottom comes down to gambling on whether some of these government handouts,inflation schemes, moratoriums and subsidy plans work together. Like Asianautica (AN), I am becoming more convinced they will. The next six months or so will be telling.
April 26, 2009 at 9:27 AM #387905NotCrankyParticipantFor me this is a very interesting time.
Signs of equilibrium and even constraint are becoming something like common place.It’s more obvious when price parameters are relatively limited for investigations.
My particular zip looks like it is reaching something like equlibrium even with a study of the Realty Trac map(pipeline) compared to the MLS active pending.It seems impossible.It is spring. I see many of the people who I thought were in impossible situations moving right along.
It’s hard to imagine the market finding equilibrium in a foreclosure/unemployement dominated situation. It might happen. If it is going to happen anywhere, that would be Southern California.
Calling or predicting future bottoms or not calling a bottom comes down to gambling on whether some of these government handouts,inflation schemes, moratoriums and subsidy plans work together. Like Asianautica (AN), I am becoming more convinced they will. The next six months or so will be telling.
April 26, 2009 at 9:27 AM #387958NotCrankyParticipantFor me this is a very interesting time.
Signs of equilibrium and even constraint are becoming something like common place.It’s more obvious when price parameters are relatively limited for investigations.
My particular zip looks like it is reaching something like equlibrium even with a study of the Realty Trac map(pipeline) compared to the MLS active pending.It seems impossible.It is spring. I see many of the people who I thought were in impossible situations moving right along.
It’s hard to imagine the market finding equilibrium in a foreclosure/unemployement dominated situation. It might happen. If it is going to happen anywhere, that would be Southern California.
Calling or predicting future bottoms or not calling a bottom comes down to gambling on whether some of these government handouts,inflation schemes, moratoriums and subsidy plans work together. Like Asianautica (AN), I am becoming more convinced they will. The next six months or so will be telling.
April 26, 2009 at 9:27 AM #388098NotCrankyParticipantFor me this is a very interesting time.
Signs of equilibrium and even constraint are becoming something like common place.It’s more obvious when price parameters are relatively limited for investigations.
My particular zip looks like it is reaching something like equlibrium even with a study of the Realty Trac map(pipeline) compared to the MLS active pending.It seems impossible.It is spring. I see many of the people who I thought were in impossible situations moving right along.
It’s hard to imagine the market finding equilibrium in a foreclosure/unemployement dominated situation. It might happen. If it is going to happen anywhere, that would be Southern California.
Calling or predicting future bottoms or not calling a bottom comes down to gambling on whether some of these government handouts,inflation schemes, moratoriums and subsidy plans work together. Like Asianautica (AN), I am becoming more convinced they will. The next six months or so will be telling.
April 26, 2009 at 9:47 AM #387445scaredyclassicParticipantis it equilibrium or a sudden fake halt to the inevitable? It seems like there’s a lot of risk involved in an inherently unstable, falsely balanced set up that doesn’t depend on nomral market pressures. Some external shock, any shock, could be enough to destablize such a jerry-rigged system.
April 26, 2009 at 9:47 AM #387714scaredyclassicParticipantis it equilibrium or a sudden fake halt to the inevitable? It seems like there’s a lot of risk involved in an inherently unstable, falsely balanced set up that doesn’t depend on nomral market pressures. Some external shock, any shock, could be enough to destablize such a jerry-rigged system.
April 26, 2009 at 9:47 AM #387915scaredyclassicParticipantis it equilibrium or a sudden fake halt to the inevitable? It seems like there’s a lot of risk involved in an inherently unstable, falsely balanced set up that doesn’t depend on nomral market pressures. Some external shock, any shock, could be enough to destablize such a jerry-rigged system.
April 26, 2009 at 9:47 AM #387968scaredyclassicParticipantis it equilibrium or a sudden fake halt to the inevitable? It seems like there’s a lot of risk involved in an inherently unstable, falsely balanced set up that doesn’t depend on nomral market pressures. Some external shock, any shock, could be enough to destablize such a jerry-rigged system.
April 26, 2009 at 9:47 AM #388108scaredyclassicParticipantis it equilibrium or a sudden fake halt to the inevitable? It seems like there’s a lot of risk involved in an inherently unstable, falsely balanced set up that doesn’t depend on nomral market pressures. Some external shock, any shock, could be enough to destablize such a jerry-rigged system.
April 26, 2009 at 9:56 AM #3874504plexownerParticipant[img_assist|nid=10909|title=There’s a light up ahead!!!|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=366|height=264]
Look guys, there’s a light up ahead!!!
This picture is on the cover of this month’s Economist magazine
April 26, 2009 at 9:56 AM #3877204plexownerParticipant[img_assist|nid=10909|title=There’s a light up ahead!!!|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=366|height=264]
Look guys, there’s a light up ahead!!!
This picture is on the cover of this month’s Economist magazine
April 26, 2009 at 9:56 AM #3879204plexownerParticipant[img_assist|nid=10909|title=There’s a light up ahead!!!|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=366|height=264]
Look guys, there’s a light up ahead!!!
This picture is on the cover of this month’s Economist magazine
April 26, 2009 at 9:56 AM #3879734plexownerParticipant[img_assist|nid=10909|title=There’s a light up ahead!!!|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=366|height=264]
Look guys, there’s a light up ahead!!!
This picture is on the cover of this month’s Economist magazine
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