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ParticipantWhere has Schiff been lately? Haven’t seen any new videos on here from him, although I haven’t checked his website, and I haven’t seen him on any news networks.
Maybe they don’t want to hear a big “I told you so.”
cr
ParticipantWhere has Schiff been lately? Haven’t seen any new videos on here from him, although I haven’t checked his website, and I haven’t seen him on any news networks.
Maybe they don’t want to hear a big “I told you so.”
cr
ParticipantWhere has Schiff been lately? Haven’t seen any new videos on here from him, although I haven’t checked his website, and I haven’t seen him on any news networks.
Maybe they don’t want to hear a big “I told you so.”
cr
ParticipantCertain distressed properties may be close to average bottom prices, but we are no where near a bottom.
In CA jobs are being slashed, which even without a crashing market would drive prices down.
Then there’s the market mentality. Expect to see a reversal the euphoria we saw during the bubble, as people start to realize this is going to take a while and jump ship en masse.
cr
ParticipantCertain distressed properties may be close to average bottom prices, but we are no where near a bottom.
In CA jobs are being slashed, which even without a crashing market would drive prices down.
Then there’s the market mentality. Expect to see a reversal the euphoria we saw during the bubble, as people start to realize this is going to take a while and jump ship en masse.
cr
ParticipantCertain distressed properties may be close to average bottom prices, but we are no where near a bottom.
In CA jobs are being slashed, which even without a crashing market would drive prices down.
Then there’s the market mentality. Expect to see a reversal the euphoria we saw during the bubble, as people start to realize this is going to take a while and jump ship en masse.
cr
ParticipantCertain distressed properties may be close to average bottom prices, but we are no where near a bottom.
In CA jobs are being slashed, which even without a crashing market would drive prices down.
Then there’s the market mentality. Expect to see a reversal the euphoria we saw during the bubble, as people start to realize this is going to take a while and jump ship en masse.
cr
ParticipantCertain distressed properties may be close to average bottom prices, but we are no where near a bottom.
In CA jobs are being slashed, which even without a crashing market would drive prices down.
Then there’s the market mentality. Expect to see a reversal the euphoria we saw during the bubble, as people start to realize this is going to take a while and jump ship en masse.
cr
ParticipantHere’s an article on it.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25846164
I’ve heard some MSM cheerleaders say the last round of info shows signs of a bottom.
Hard to swallow when:
Home foreclosure filings during the second quarter were reported on 739,714 U.S. properties, up 121 percent from a year earlier”
cr
ParticipantHere’s an article on it.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25846164
I’ve heard some MSM cheerleaders say the last round of info shows signs of a bottom.
Hard to swallow when:
Home foreclosure filings during the second quarter were reported on 739,714 U.S. properties, up 121 percent from a year earlier”
cr
ParticipantHere’s an article on it.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25846164
I’ve heard some MSM cheerleaders say the last round of info shows signs of a bottom.
Hard to swallow when:
Home foreclosure filings during the second quarter were reported on 739,714 U.S. properties, up 121 percent from a year earlier”
cr
ParticipantHere’s an article on it.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25846164
I’ve heard some MSM cheerleaders say the last round of info shows signs of a bottom.
Hard to swallow when:
Home foreclosure filings during the second quarter were reported on 739,714 U.S. properties, up 121 percent from a year earlier”
cr
ParticipantHere’s an article on it.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25846164
I’ve heard some MSM cheerleaders say the last round of info shows signs of a bottom.
Hard to swallow when:
Home foreclosure filings during the second quarter were reported on 739,714 U.S. properties, up 121 percent from a year earlier”
cr
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