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June 29, 2009 at 7:01 PM #422811June 29, 2009 at 7:37 PM #422098EugeneParticipant
[quote=peterb]Another Fall crash scenario is looking very likely at this time. Keep your powder dry or even look to get a little short toward August. Just my 1 cent…deflation.[/quote]
Before the end of August, we’ll get at least two Case-Shiller reports showing month-to-month increases in San Diego – something we haven’t seen since 2006. I expect a major rebound in consumer confidence and slowing unemployment.
Anything is possible towards November, but short term direction is up.
I just put 10 grand into homebuilders and REITs today.
June 29, 2009 at 7:37 PM #422327EugeneParticipant[quote=peterb]Another Fall crash scenario is looking very likely at this time. Keep your powder dry or even look to get a little short toward August. Just my 1 cent…deflation.[/quote]
Before the end of August, we’ll get at least two Case-Shiller reports showing month-to-month increases in San Diego – something we haven’t seen since 2006. I expect a major rebound in consumer confidence and slowing unemployment.
Anything is possible towards November, but short term direction is up.
I just put 10 grand into homebuilders and REITs today.
June 29, 2009 at 7:37 PM #422600EugeneParticipant[quote=peterb]Another Fall crash scenario is looking very likely at this time. Keep your powder dry or even look to get a little short toward August. Just my 1 cent…deflation.[/quote]
Before the end of August, we’ll get at least two Case-Shiller reports showing month-to-month increases in San Diego – something we haven’t seen since 2006. I expect a major rebound in consumer confidence and slowing unemployment.
Anything is possible towards November, but short term direction is up.
I just put 10 grand into homebuilders and REITs today.
June 29, 2009 at 7:37 PM #422669EugeneParticipant[quote=peterb]Another Fall crash scenario is looking very likely at this time. Keep your powder dry or even look to get a little short toward August. Just my 1 cent…deflation.[/quote]
Before the end of August, we’ll get at least two Case-Shiller reports showing month-to-month increases in San Diego – something we haven’t seen since 2006. I expect a major rebound in consumer confidence and slowing unemployment.
Anything is possible towards November, but short term direction is up.
I just put 10 grand into homebuilders and REITs today.
June 29, 2009 at 7:37 PM #422831EugeneParticipant[quote=peterb]Another Fall crash scenario is looking very likely at this time. Keep your powder dry or even look to get a little short toward August. Just my 1 cent…deflation.[/quote]
Before the end of August, we’ll get at least two Case-Shiller reports showing month-to-month increases in San Diego – something we haven’t seen since 2006. I expect a major rebound in consumer confidence and slowing unemployment.
Anything is possible towards November, but short term direction is up.
I just put 10 grand into homebuilders and REITs today.
June 29, 2009 at 8:04 PM #422118patientrenterParticipantflu, how does that 5% compare to bonds? My question is, where is future growth in tobacco earnings and dividends? Sure, unit prices may go up, but the number of smokers is declining. CA bonds are offering 6% tax free if you accept no growth.
June 29, 2009 at 8:04 PM #422347patientrenterParticipantflu, how does that 5% compare to bonds? My question is, where is future growth in tobacco earnings and dividends? Sure, unit prices may go up, but the number of smokers is declining. CA bonds are offering 6% tax free if you accept no growth.
June 29, 2009 at 8:04 PM #422620patientrenterParticipantflu, how does that 5% compare to bonds? My question is, where is future growth in tobacco earnings and dividends? Sure, unit prices may go up, but the number of smokers is declining. CA bonds are offering 6% tax free if you accept no growth.
June 29, 2009 at 8:04 PM #422689patientrenterParticipantflu, how does that 5% compare to bonds? My question is, where is future growth in tobacco earnings and dividends? Sure, unit prices may go up, but the number of smokers is declining. CA bonds are offering 6% tax free if you accept no growth.
June 29, 2009 at 8:04 PM #422851patientrenterParticipantflu, how does that 5% compare to bonds? My question is, where is future growth in tobacco earnings and dividends? Sure, unit prices may go up, but the number of smokers is declining. CA bonds are offering 6% tax free if you accept no growth.
June 29, 2009 at 8:28 PM #422123jimg111ParticipantDo not go anywhere near REITs as they are imploding as we speak. If you want some data just go to zerohedge.com and he has done extensive research on REITS. Vacancies increasing at alarming rates and their loans reset next year and the year after. It will be quite bloody for the next couple years for REITs.
I agree the market has risen too fast to support the fundamentals and we could see a major correction as soon as late July or early August.
Just my opinion.
June 29, 2009 at 8:28 PM #422352jimg111ParticipantDo not go anywhere near REITs as they are imploding as we speak. If you want some data just go to zerohedge.com and he has done extensive research on REITS. Vacancies increasing at alarming rates and their loans reset next year and the year after. It will be quite bloody for the next couple years for REITs.
I agree the market has risen too fast to support the fundamentals and we could see a major correction as soon as late July or early August.
Just my opinion.
June 29, 2009 at 8:28 PM #422625jimg111ParticipantDo not go anywhere near REITs as they are imploding as we speak. If you want some data just go to zerohedge.com and he has done extensive research on REITS. Vacancies increasing at alarming rates and their loans reset next year and the year after. It will be quite bloody for the next couple years for REITs.
I agree the market has risen too fast to support the fundamentals and we could see a major correction as soon as late July or early August.
Just my opinion.
June 29, 2009 at 8:28 PM #422694jimg111ParticipantDo not go anywhere near REITs as they are imploding as we speak. If you want some data just go to zerohedge.com and he has done extensive research on REITS. Vacancies increasing at alarming rates and their loans reset next year and the year after. It will be quite bloody for the next couple years for REITs.
I agree the market has risen too fast to support the fundamentals and we could see a major correction as soon as late July or early August.
Just my opinion.
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