Why are so many piggs happy about crashing RE prices?

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I look at it a little bit like having a cold. Yeah it sucks that you’ve got to sit around on your ass, blowing snot out your nose, sleeping the hours away and watching TV rather than going out and doing the things that you love, but it needs to be done in order for you to get over the cold. Once the cold has run its course, you can return to doing the things you like doing. There is no magic pill that instantly cures a cold, just like there’s no magic pill that will instantly solve this crisis.

No use in getting pissed off at the cold, you just have to deal with it and let it run its course.

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It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!!

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It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!!

[peterb]

It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!!

[peterb]

It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!!

[peterb]

It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!!

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[quote=peterb]It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!![/quote]

Yeah, and our Government is doing everything they can to stop it.

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[quote=peterb]It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!![/quote]

Yeah, and our Government is doing everything they can to stop it.

[cr]

[quote=peterb]It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!![/quote]

Yeah, and our Government is doing everything they can to stop it.

[cr]

[quote=peterb]It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!![/quote]

Yeah, and our Government is doing everything they can to stop it.

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[quote=peterb]It’s a beautiful thing, just ask NAR. Affordability has come back into the market….and it’s growing!!![/quote]

Yeah, and our Government is doing everything they can to stop it.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=wannabe2077]
my experience from the 2000 tech boom and bust is that they are always intended consequences

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I heard from one of the lectures that the current recession seeded back when steps that were taken to control the the last recession . As per this now this recession (which is worst ) is going to produce a very nasty recession times in the future(unkown time). If you are remember the last recession steps we took as Cut interest rate… cut ..cut until goes down 1% (which is really not required) but bad planning as proved now and again slowly increased around 17 times those interest rates(again bad planning). Now if any experts really measure these and take any care, may be they can reduce the severity in the forthcoming recession otherwise that’s the end of the US $ life all the time we enjoyed with some previlege with all globalisation.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=wannabe2077]
my experience from the 2000 tech boom and bust is that they are always intended consequences

[/quote]

I heard from one of the lectures that the current recession seeded back when steps that were taken to control the the last recession . As per this now this recession (which is worst ) is going to produce a very nasty recession times in the future(unkown time). If you are remember the last recession steps we took as Cut interest rate… cut ..cut until goes down 1% (which is really not required) but bad planning as proved now and again slowly increased around 17 times those interest rates(again bad planning). Now if any experts really measure these and take any care, may be they can reduce the severity in the forthcoming recession otherwise that’s the end of the US $ life all the time we enjoyed with some previlege with all globalisation.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=wannabe2077]
my experience from the 2000 tech boom and bust is that they are always intended consequences

[/quote]

I heard from one of the lectures that the current recession seeded back when steps that were taken to control the the last recession . As per this now this recession (which is worst ) is going to produce a very nasty recession times in the future(unkown time). If you are remember the last recession steps we took as Cut interest rate… cut ..cut until goes down 1% (which is really not required) but bad planning as proved now and again slowly increased around 17 times those interest rates(again bad planning). Now if any experts really measure these and take any care, may be they can reduce the severity in the forthcoming recession otherwise that’s the end of the US $ life all the time we enjoyed with some previlege with all globalisation.

[5yearwaiter]

[quote=wannabe2077]
my experience from the 2000 tech boom and bust is that they are always intended consequences

[/quote]

I heard from one of the lectures that the current recession seeded back when steps that were taken to control the the last recession . As per this now this recession (which is worst ) is going to produce a very nasty recession times in the future(unkown time). If you are remember the last recession steps we took as Cut interest rate… cut ..cut until goes down 1% (which is really not required) but bad planning as proved now and again slowly increased around 17 times those interest rates(again bad planning). Now if any experts really measure these and take any care, may be they can reduce the severity in the forthcoming recession otherwise that’s the end of the US $ life all the time we enjoyed with some previlege with all globalisation.

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