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ParticipantMost of us are numbers people here.
Make a case for a reasonable price based on market trends, conditions, and current/historical data.
It’s not hard to make a case that prices will drop 50% from peak, and more and more people are starting to actually believe it.
Convince the seller that they could be holding onto it until they drop it that low anyway, and a 30% below asking offer might not sound so bad.
ParticipantMost of us are numbers people here.
Make a case for a reasonable price based on market trends, conditions, and current/historical data.
It’s not hard to make a case that prices will drop 50% from peak, and more and more people are starting to actually believe it.
Convince the seller that they could be holding onto it until they drop it that low anyway, and a 30% below asking offer might not sound so bad.
ParticipantMost of us are numbers people here.
Make a case for a reasonable price based on market trends, conditions, and current/historical data.
It’s not hard to make a case that prices will drop 50% from peak, and more and more people are starting to actually believe it.
Convince the seller that they could be holding onto it until they drop it that low anyway, and a 30% below asking offer might not sound so bad.
ParticipantMost of us are numbers people here.
Make a case for a reasonable price based on market trends, conditions, and current/historical data.
It’s not hard to make a case that prices will drop 50% from peak, and more and more people are starting to actually believe it.
Convince the seller that they could be holding onto it until they drop it that low anyway, and a 30% below asking offer might not sound so bad.
ParticipantPeople say the interest rate cuts take a few months to take effect on the economy.
I’d have to agree.
After the first major cut about 6 months ago, only last month did the Taiwan Dollar gain about 7% on the US Dollar.
The RMB has gained 10% in 12 months, but most of that in the last 6 months too.
Following the latest rate slashing extravaganza we probably won’t see inflation really pick up until the summer.
And since very few rates for consumer spending are lower I fail to see how the Fed has done anything but make everyone feel okay for a little while longer.
It’s like an airplane plummetting towards certain death where the pilot assures everyone “everything’s okay folks”. Everyone celebrates for 5 minutes until they realize the ground is that much closer.
ParticipantPeople say the interest rate cuts take a few months to take effect on the economy.
I’d have to agree.
After the first major cut about 6 months ago, only last month did the Taiwan Dollar gain about 7% on the US Dollar.
The RMB has gained 10% in 12 months, but most of that in the last 6 months too.
Following the latest rate slashing extravaganza we probably won’t see inflation really pick up until the summer.
And since very few rates for consumer spending are lower I fail to see how the Fed has done anything but make everyone feel okay for a little while longer.
It’s like an airplane plummetting towards certain death where the pilot assures everyone “everything’s okay folks”. Everyone celebrates for 5 minutes until they realize the ground is that much closer.
ParticipantPeople say the interest rate cuts take a few months to take effect on the economy.
I’d have to agree.
After the first major cut about 6 months ago, only last month did the Taiwan Dollar gain about 7% on the US Dollar.
The RMB has gained 10% in 12 months, but most of that in the last 6 months too.
Following the latest rate slashing extravaganza we probably won’t see inflation really pick up until the summer.
And since very few rates for consumer spending are lower I fail to see how the Fed has done anything but make everyone feel okay for a little while longer.
It’s like an airplane plummetting towards certain death where the pilot assures everyone “everything’s okay folks”. Everyone celebrates for 5 minutes until they realize the ground is that much closer.
ParticipantPeople say the interest rate cuts take a few months to take effect on the economy.
I’d have to agree.
After the first major cut about 6 months ago, only last month did the Taiwan Dollar gain about 7% on the US Dollar.
The RMB has gained 10% in 12 months, but most of that in the last 6 months too.
Following the latest rate slashing extravaganza we probably won’t see inflation really pick up until the summer.
And since very few rates for consumer spending are lower I fail to see how the Fed has done anything but make everyone feel okay for a little while longer.
It’s like an airplane plummetting towards certain death where the pilot assures everyone “everything’s okay folks”. Everyone celebrates for 5 minutes until they realize the ground is that much closer.
ParticipantPeople say the interest rate cuts take a few months to take effect on the economy.
I’d have to agree.
After the first major cut about 6 months ago, only last month did the Taiwan Dollar gain about 7% on the US Dollar.
The RMB has gained 10% in 12 months, but most of that in the last 6 months too.
Following the latest rate slashing extravaganza we probably won’t see inflation really pick up until the summer.
And since very few rates for consumer spending are lower I fail to see how the Fed has done anything but make everyone feel okay for a little while longer.
It’s like an airplane plummetting towards certain death where the pilot assures everyone “everything’s okay folks”. Everyone celebrates for 5 minutes until they realize the ground is that much closer.
ParticipantMaybe they’re out looking for a new job?
ParticipantMaybe they’re out looking for a new job?
ParticipantMaybe they’re out looking for a new job?
ParticipantMaybe they’re out looking for a new job?
ParticipantMaybe they’re out looking for a new job?
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