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May 22, 2009 at 8:53 PM in reply to: Data Quick: Southern California median sale price DROPS in April #404453May 22, 2009 at 8:53 PM in reply to: Data Quick: Southern California median sale price DROPS in April #404706
Bob
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Flat in a the spring season is nothing to write home about. It was flat if not up in 2008 as well and we all know how the rest of the year turned out. 3 months does not make a trend. When I say trend, I mean what has been going on for the last 2 years.[/quote]Dude, if its causing you such stress, may I suggest you ignore threads like this in the future ?
May 22, 2009 at 8:53 PM in reply to: Data Quick: Southern California median sale price DROPS in April #404941Participant[quote=AN]
Flat in a the spring season is nothing to write home about. It was flat if not up in 2008 as well and we all know how the rest of the year turned out. 3 months does not make a trend. When I say trend, I mean what has been going on for the last 2 years.[/quote]Dude, if its causing you such stress, may I suggest you ignore threads like this in the future ?
May 22, 2009 at 8:53 PM in reply to: Data Quick: Southern California median sale price DROPS in April #405001Participant[quote=AN]
Flat in a the spring season is nothing to write home about. It was flat if not up in 2008 as well and we all know how the rest of the year turned out. 3 months does not make a trend. When I say trend, I mean what has been going on for the last 2 years.[/quote]Dude, if its causing you such stress, may I suggest you ignore threads like this in the future ?
May 22, 2009 at 8:53 PM in reply to: Data Quick: Southern California median sale price DROPS in April #405149Participant[quote=AN]
Flat in a the spring season is nothing to write home about. It was flat if not up in 2008 as well and we all know how the rest of the year turned out. 3 months does not make a trend. When I say trend, I mean what has been going on for the last 2 years.[/quote]Dude, if its causing you such stress, may I suggest you ignore threads like this in the future ?
ParticipantAny real estate article that quotes Gary London as an “expert” doesn’t have much credibility with me.
ParticipantAny real estate article that quotes Gary London as an “expert” doesn’t have much credibility with me.
ParticipantAny real estate article that quotes Gary London as an “expert” doesn’t have much credibility with me.
ParticipantAny real estate article that quotes Gary London as an “expert” doesn’t have much credibility with me.
ParticipantAny real estate article that quotes Gary London as an “expert” doesn’t have much credibility with me.
Participant[quote=Arraya]They have failed thus far and we don’t have forever. The end result of this “experiment” in monetary voodoo is destruction of the US’s credit around the world and massive devaluation of currency. Also, it does not necessarily have to inflate to devalue.[/quote]
Two points for Arraya !
Excellent post.
Participant[quote=Arraya]They have failed thus far and we don’t have forever. The end result of this “experiment” in monetary voodoo is destruction of the US’s credit around the world and massive devaluation of currency. Also, it does not necessarily have to inflate to devalue.[/quote]
Two points for Arraya !
Excellent post.
Participant[quote=Arraya]They have failed thus far and we don’t have forever. The end result of this “experiment” in monetary voodoo is destruction of the US’s credit around the world and massive devaluation of currency. Also, it does not necessarily have to inflate to devalue.[/quote]
Two points for Arraya !
Excellent post.
Participant[quote=Arraya]They have failed thus far and we don’t have forever. The end result of this “experiment” in monetary voodoo is destruction of the US’s credit around the world and massive devaluation of currency. Also, it does not necessarily have to inflate to devalue.[/quote]
Two points for Arraya !
Excellent post.
Participant[quote=Arraya]They have failed thus far and we don’t have forever. The end result of this “experiment” in monetary voodoo is destruction of the US’s credit around the world and massive devaluation of currency. Also, it does not necessarily have to inflate to devalue.[/quote]
Two points for Arraya !
Excellent post.
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