[4plexowner]

“I think they call that a double top”

that’s certainly one way to look at it

here’s another:

in an inflationary environment (2002-2008) gold rose from $300 to $1000 demonstrating its value as an inflation hedge

in a deflationary environment (2009) gold once again rose to $1000 demonstrating its value as a deflation hedge

I’m just saying …

[4plexowner]

“I think they call that a double top”

that’s certainly one way to look at it

here’s another:

in an inflationary environment (2002-2008) gold rose from $300 to $1000 demonstrating its value as an inflation hedge

in a deflationary environment (2009) gold once again rose to $1000 demonstrating its value as a deflation hedge

I’m just saying …

[4plexowner]

“I think they call that a double top”

that’s certainly one way to look at it

here’s another:

in an inflationary environment (2002-2008) gold rose from $300 to $1000 demonstrating its value as an inflation hedge

in a deflationary environment (2009) gold once again rose to $1000 demonstrating its value as a deflation hedge

I’m just saying …

[4plexowner]

“I think they call that a double top”

that’s certainly one way to look at it

here’s another:

in an inflationary environment (2002-2008) gold rose from $300 to $1000 demonstrating its value as an inflation hedge

in a deflationary environment (2009) gold once again rose to $1000 demonstrating its value as a deflation hedge

I’m just saying …

[4plexowner]

“I think they call that a double top”

that’s certainly one way to look at it

here’s another:

in an inflationary environment (2002-2008) gold rose from $300 to $1000 demonstrating its value as an inflation hedge

in a deflationary environment (2009) gold once again rose to $1000 demonstrating its value as a deflation hedge

I’m just saying …

[4plexowner]

Amen, Rich!

Keynesian economics is in the process of being discredited – there is no end-game for the Keynesian / fiat-currency game – it eventually gets to the point where it can only be sustained by more and more ridiculous schemes (anyone paying attention these last 18 months? hello!!!)

eventually the schemes become ridiculous enough that even the sheeple wake up and say, “Baa!!!” (I think that means, “enough”, in sheep-talk)

[4plexowner]

Amen, Rich!

Keynesian economics is in the process of being discredited – there is no end-game for the Keynesian / fiat-currency game – it eventually gets to the point where it can only be sustained by more and more ridiculous schemes (anyone paying attention these last 18 months? hello!!!)

eventually the schemes become ridiculous enough that even the sheeple wake up and say, “Baa!!!” (I think that means, “enough”, in sheep-talk)

[4plexowner]

Amen, Rich!

Keynesian economics is in the process of being discredited – there is no end-game for the Keynesian / fiat-currency game – it eventually gets to the point where it can only be sustained by more and more ridiculous schemes (anyone paying attention these last 18 months? hello!!!)

eventually the schemes become ridiculous enough that even the sheeple wake up and say, “Baa!!!” (I think that means, “enough”, in sheep-talk)

[4plexowner]

Amen, Rich!

Keynesian economics is in the process of being discredited – there is no end-game for the Keynesian / fiat-currency game – it eventually gets to the point where it can only be sustained by more and more ridiculous schemes (anyone paying attention these last 18 months? hello!!!)

eventually the schemes become ridiculous enough that even the sheeple wake up and say, “Baa!!!” (I think that means, “enough”, in sheep-talk)

[4plexowner]

Amen, Rich!

Keynesian economics is in the process of being discredited – there is no end-game for the Keynesian / fiat-currency game – it eventually gets to the point where it can only be sustained by more and more ridiculous schemes (anyone paying attention these last 18 months? hello!!!)

eventually the schemes become ridiculous enough that even the sheeple wake up and say, “Baa!!!” (I think that means, “enough”, in sheep-talk)

[4plexowner]

if I remember correctly, 8 months is the dividing line between a healthy and un-healthy market according to Rich

I read an article recently saying that in a market with more than 12 months supply prices can be expected to decline about 3% per year (can you say, “downtown condo?”)

[4plexowner]

if I remember correctly, 8 months is the dividing line between a healthy and un-healthy market according to Rich

I read an article recently saying that in a market with more than 12 months supply prices can be expected to decline about 3% per year (can you say, “downtown condo?”)

[4plexowner]

if I remember correctly, 8 months is the dividing line between a healthy and un-healthy market according to Rich

I read an article recently saying that in a market with more than 12 months supply prices can be expected to decline about 3% per year (can you say, “downtown condo?”)

[4plexowner]

if I remember correctly, 8 months is the dividing line between a healthy and un-healthy market according to Rich

I read an article recently saying that in a market with more than 12 months supply prices can be expected to decline about 3% per year (can you say, “downtown condo?”)

[4plexowner]

if I remember correctly, 8 months is the dividing line between a healthy and un-healthy market according to Rich

I read an article recently saying that in a market with more than 12 months supply prices can be expected to decline about 3% per year (can you say, “downtown condo?”)

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