I don’t find the listing history surprising at all.
These guys are selling lower than their purchase price so they’ll lose big.
They are exhausting their wherewithal in the process of extricating themselves thinking a miracle/recovery to top will happen. That’s very much in line with human psychology.
That’s exactly what the banks want. They don’t want people to walk too early.
These people bought at the top of the bubble and still think they can get more than they paid. They have been trying to sell off and on for almost 3 years and still haven’t figured out that they are going to take a loss…
These people bought at the top of the bubble and still think they can get more than they paid. They have been trying to sell off and on for almost 3 years and still haven’t figured out that they are going to take a loss…
These people bought at the top of the bubble and still think they can get more than they paid. They have been trying to sell off and on for almost 3 years and still haven’t figured out that they are going to take a loss…
These people bought at the top of the bubble and still think they can get more than they paid. They have been trying to sell off and on for almost 3 years and still haven’t figured out that they are going to take a loss…
These people bought at the top of the bubble and still think they can get more than they paid. They have been trying to sell off and on for almost 3 years and still haven’t figured out that they are going to take a loss…
