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September 25, 2008 at 10:33 AM #13959September 25, 2008 at 11:03 AM #275148(former)FormerSanDieganParticipant
. Can any one predict the area wise or as a whole decline trend of every 6 months in San Diego?. I just want to come to the practical math if any one can able to calculate “after all we are all have been waiting for this price decline” in San Diego.
The area wise or whole decline trend are likely being down but less so than more significant declining next season. The practical math of having by myself are that we have been seeing pricing declining by more than what have been seeing in some areas but reflected on the whole or parts thereof in the whole region.
September 25, 2008 at 11:03 AM #275398(former)FormerSanDieganParticipant. Can any one predict the area wise or as a whole decline trend of every 6 months in San Diego?. I just want to come to the practical math if any one can able to calculate “after all we are all have been waiting for this price decline” in San Diego.
The area wise or whole decline trend are likely being down but less so than more significant declining next season. The practical math of having by myself are that we have been seeing pricing declining by more than what have been seeing in some areas but reflected on the whole or parts thereof in the whole region.
September 25, 2008 at 11:03 AM #275400(former)FormerSanDieganParticipant. Can any one predict the area wise or as a whole decline trend of every 6 months in San Diego?. I just want to come to the practical math if any one can able to calculate “after all we are all have been waiting for this price decline” in San Diego.
The area wise or whole decline trend are likely being down but less so than more significant declining next season. The practical math of having by myself are that we have been seeing pricing declining by more than what have been seeing in some areas but reflected on the whole or parts thereof in the whole region.
September 25, 2008 at 11:03 AM #275449(former)FormerSanDieganParticipant. Can any one predict the area wise or as a whole decline trend of every 6 months in San Diego?. I just want to come to the practical math if any one can able to calculate “after all we are all have been waiting for this price decline” in San Diego.
The area wise or whole decline trend are likely being down but less so than more significant declining next season. The practical math of having by myself are that we have been seeing pricing declining by more than what have been seeing in some areas but reflected on the whole or parts thereof in the whole region.
September 25, 2008 at 11:03 AM #275467(former)FormerSanDieganParticipant. Can any one predict the area wise or as a whole decline trend of every 6 months in San Diego?. I just want to come to the practical math if any one can able to calculate “after all we are all have been waiting for this price decline” in San Diego.
The area wise or whole decline trend are likely being down but less so than more significant declining next season. The practical math of having by myself are that we have been seeing pricing declining by more than what have been seeing in some areas but reflected on the whole or parts thereof in the whole region.
September 25, 2008 at 11:04 AM #275158socratttParticipantI have a special calculator that calculates the amount of risk vs the upside potential of the tax payers dollars going to bail out banks.
I kept pushing = sign and it said “To be continued”
Then I tried it one last time and it said. “You imbecile what kind of stupid question is that”.
All you will get is a bunch of hypothetical responses to this type of question. We don’t even know if our dollar will have any value in six months. Unfortunately this type of plan has so many unknowns that we the people won’t have a clue what will happen until it actually all plays out.
September 25, 2008 at 11:04 AM #275408socratttParticipantI have a special calculator that calculates the amount of risk vs the upside potential of the tax payers dollars going to bail out banks.
I kept pushing = sign and it said “To be continued”
Then I tried it one last time and it said. “You imbecile what kind of stupid question is that”.
All you will get is a bunch of hypothetical responses to this type of question. We don’t even know if our dollar will have any value in six months. Unfortunately this type of plan has so many unknowns that we the people won’t have a clue what will happen until it actually all plays out.
September 25, 2008 at 11:04 AM #275410socratttParticipantI have a special calculator that calculates the amount of risk vs the upside potential of the tax payers dollars going to bail out banks.
I kept pushing = sign and it said “To be continued”
Then I tried it one last time and it said. “You imbecile what kind of stupid question is that”.
All you will get is a bunch of hypothetical responses to this type of question. We don’t even know if our dollar will have any value in six months. Unfortunately this type of plan has so many unknowns that we the people won’t have a clue what will happen until it actually all plays out.
September 25, 2008 at 11:04 AM #275459socratttParticipantI have a special calculator that calculates the amount of risk vs the upside potential of the tax payers dollars going to bail out banks.
I kept pushing = sign and it said “To be continued”
Then I tried it one last time and it said. “You imbecile what kind of stupid question is that”.
All you will get is a bunch of hypothetical responses to this type of question. We don’t even know if our dollar will have any value in six months. Unfortunately this type of plan has so many unknowns that we the people won’t have a clue what will happen until it actually all plays out.
September 25, 2008 at 11:04 AM #275477socratttParticipantI have a special calculator that calculates the amount of risk vs the upside potential of the tax payers dollars going to bail out banks.
I kept pushing = sign and it said “To be continued”
Then I tried it one last time and it said. “You imbecile what kind of stupid question is that”.
All you will get is a bunch of hypothetical responses to this type of question. We don’t even know if our dollar will have any value in six months. Unfortunately this type of plan has so many unknowns that we the people won’t have a clue what will happen until it actually all plays out.
September 25, 2008 at 11:16 AM #275173peterbParticipantUnemployment rising, credit constricting. And the foreclosures are increasing. This failout plan is cryptic at best when the issue of the average home owner is considered.
How much is not a needed answer since it’s getting worse with no sign of letting up. What else ya need to know?
Danger, Will Robinson.(For us old folks.)Back to the mother ship asap.September 25, 2008 at 11:16 AM #275423peterbParticipantUnemployment rising, credit constricting. And the foreclosures are increasing. This failout plan is cryptic at best when the issue of the average home owner is considered.
How much is not a needed answer since it’s getting worse with no sign of letting up. What else ya need to know?
Danger, Will Robinson.(For us old folks.)Back to the mother ship asap.September 25, 2008 at 11:16 AM #275425peterbParticipantUnemployment rising, credit constricting. And the foreclosures are increasing. This failout plan is cryptic at best when the issue of the average home owner is considered.
How much is not a needed answer since it’s getting worse with no sign of letting up. What else ya need to know?
Danger, Will Robinson.(For us old folks.)Back to the mother ship asap.September 25, 2008 at 11:16 AM #275474peterbParticipantUnemployment rising, credit constricting. And the foreclosures are increasing. This failout plan is cryptic at best when the issue of the average home owner is considered.
How much is not a needed answer since it’s getting worse with no sign of letting up. What else ya need to know?
Danger, Will Robinson.(For us old folks.)Back to the mother ship asap. -
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