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ParticipantI hate to say it but I expect the same. Everyone I hear says that same thing – “it’s baked in the cake”
Although I think it must be “brownies” and not a cake because I don’t see the justification. The dow started down several days last week, and recovered every time. Add in oil and the weak dollar?
I asked this last time and they cut it too though, so there you go.
ParticipantI hate to say it but I expect the same. Everyone I hear says that same thing – “it’s baked in the cake”
Although I think it must be “brownies” and not a cake because I don’t see the justification. The dow started down several days last week, and recovered every time. Add in oil and the weak dollar?
I asked this last time and they cut it too though, so there you go.
ParticipantMaybe it was a $700,000 typo.
ParticipantMaybe it was a $700,000 typo.
ParticipantMaybe it was a $700,000 typo.
ParticipantLol Lawrence Yun, what a tool. He must get sick of looking at terrible numbers and with all but a gun to his head being forced to spin them positively.
We all know month to month is meaningless, but I was irritated when Cavuto called it “good news” for housing and didn’t even mention the dismal lows they were comparing this to, nor the fact that August was revised down.
ParticipantLol Lawrence Yun, what a tool. He must get sick of looking at terrible numbers and with all but a gun to his head being forced to spin them positively.
We all know month to month is meaningless, but I was irritated when Cavuto called it “good news” for housing and didn’t even mention the dismal lows they were comparing this to, nor the fact that August was revised down.
ParticipantLol Lawrence Yun, what a tool. He must get sick of looking at terrible numbers and with all but a gun to his head being forced to spin them positively.
We all know month to month is meaningless, but I was irritated when Cavuto called it “good news” for housing and didn’t even mention the dismal lows they were comparing this to, nor the fact that August was revised down.
ParticipantThe housing “experts” will use the fire as an excuse as to why housing continues to plummet in the forth-coming months.
Here in LA people blamed the Northridge quake in 1994 (near the middle of the last downturn) for continued price decreases even though that had been falling for 5 years.
I don’t see why this will be any different.
ParticipantThe housing “experts” will use the fire as an excuse as to why housing continues to plummet in the forth-coming months.
Here in LA people blamed the Northridge quake in 1994 (near the middle of the last downturn) for continued price decreases even though that had been falling for 5 years.
I don’t see why this will be any different.
ParticipantThe housing “experts” will use the fire as an excuse as to why housing continues to plummet in the forth-coming months.
Here in LA people blamed the Northridge quake in 1994 (near the middle of the last downturn) for continued price decreases even though that had been falling for 5 years.
I don’t see why this will be any different.
ParticipantAs much as these disasters may be a temporary “brake” on price declines, it will be even more of a negative impact on sales.
Values can decline with or without sales, and I don’t see how these fires can be anything but bad news for an already troubled market.
I think the author just wants to think he was the first one to point out how this will affect the housing crash. He’s not saying anything worthwhile.
ParticipantAs much as these disasters may be a temporary “brake” on price declines, it will be even more of a negative impact on sales.
Values can decline with or without sales, and I don’t see how these fires can be anything but bad news for an already troubled market.
I think the author just wants to think he was the first one to point out how this will affect the housing crash. He’s not saying anything worthwhile.
ParticipantAs much as these disasters may be a temporary “brake” on price declines, it will be even more of a negative impact on sales.
Values can decline with or without sales, and I don’t see how these fires can be anything but bad news for an already troubled market.
I think the author just wants to think he was the first one to point out how this will affect the housing crash. He’s not saying anything worthwhile.
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