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ParticipantStrange! There are two (or three?) Walmarts in Oceanside, one in Vista, (and a Sams Club too) a Costco in Carlsbad and Vista already. How many superstores are needed to serve the area?
ParticipantStrange! There are two (or three?) Walmarts in Oceanside, one in Vista, (and a Sams Club too) a Costco in Carlsbad and Vista already. How many superstores are needed to serve the area?
ParticipantFuture Porsche & boat customers bought too much RMBSs? Now they have to go on diet. Someboady has to suffer when all those BSC hedge funds collapse.
ParticipantFuture Porsche & boat customers bought too much RMBSs? Now they have to go on diet. Someboady has to suffer when all those BSC hedge funds collapse.
Participant“The business is soooo bad. The longest slow period in the last 20 years”
If anyone wants a flashing red light about the coming recession, this is it.
Participant“The business is soooo bad. The longest slow period in the last 20 years”
If anyone wants a flashing red light about the coming recession, this is it.
ParticipantI don’t know what is wrong with the Lucent folks. A guy I worked with was working in Lucent and they invested all his 401(k) in Lucent stock. He lost it all when LU melted down. (I was a ‘value investor’ on the downward slide – bought into the Bell Labs sheen – and got creamed)
ParticipantI don’t know what is wrong with the Lucent folks. A guy I worked with was working in Lucent and they invested all his 401(k) in Lucent stock. He lost it all when LU melted down. (I was a ‘value investor’ on the downward slide – bought into the Bell Labs sheen – and got creamed)
ParticipantA couple of inflexion points in Auto sales. Toyota is now #2 in US and probably will be #1 in the world this year.
Overall imports beat US automakers for the first time (50.2% market share). Higher gas prices, more housing pain will probably push this higher – creating mini vicious cycle for Detroit.
ParticipantA couple of inflexion points in Auto sales. Toyota is now #2 in US and probably will be #1 in the world this year.
Overall imports beat US automakers for the first time (50.2% market share). Higher gas prices, more housing pain will probably push this higher – creating mini vicious cycle for Detroit.
August 1, 2007 at 11:54 AM in reply to: Nice place but never in a million years could I afford it yet. #69214ParticipantAnd what the heck is that clear glass doing in the shower? I am a man – but even I would prefer a little privacy while showering, especially with kids around! (Or is this some sort of “sexy” shower that I am ignorant of?)
August 1, 2007 at 11:54 AM in reply to: Nice place but never in a million years could I afford it yet. #69285ParticipantAnd what the heck is that clear glass doing in the shower? I am a man – but even I would prefer a little privacy while showering, especially with kids around! (Or is this some sort of “sexy” shower that I am ignorant of?)
August 1, 2007 at 11:39 AM in reply to: Nice place but never in a million years could I afford it yet. #69206ParticipantHang in there; before you know it, it’ll reach its equilibrium price of about $300K. (Or else, inflation will reduce its real price till you can then afford the $600K house with your $148K salary!)
(Till then hit your books on Thermodynamics and read up on Joule-Thomson effect!)
August 1, 2007 at 11:39 AM in reply to: Nice place but never in a million years could I afford it yet. #69277ParticipantHang in there; before you know it, it’ll reach its equilibrium price of about $300K. (Or else, inflation will reduce its real price till you can then afford the $600K house with your $148K salary!)
(Till then hit your books on Thermodynamics and read up on Joule-Thomson effect!)
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