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ParticipantOh the irony – “shut down this site.”
Spoken like a true facist. One who wants to hide the truth that the market is teetering over the edge from anyone who might otherwise buy out of complete ignorance.
If this site wasn’t here, you wouldn’t have a place to make your outlandish claims. You could go on telling your “customers” now is a gerat time to buy or sell.
Besides, we’re quite used to troll comments like yours scruffydog. They’ve been happening since 1928.
Pull your head out of that Manhattan beach sand, and come back in 6 months to see if you’re still as peppy. Then a year, then 2 years, then 3, and 4, and 5, and… well, you get it.
ParticipantOh the irony – “shut down this site.”
Spoken like a true facist. One who wants to hide the truth that the market is teetering over the edge from anyone who might otherwise buy out of complete ignorance.
If this site wasn’t here, you wouldn’t have a place to make your outlandish claims. You could go on telling your “customers” now is a gerat time to buy or sell.
Besides, we’re quite used to troll comments like yours scruffydog. They’ve been happening since 1928.
Pull your head out of that Manhattan beach sand, and come back in 6 months to see if you’re still as peppy. Then a year, then 2 years, then 3, and 4, and 5, and… well, you get it.
ParticipantHistory repeats itself.
“…but this time is different!”, says the peanut gallery.
Yes it is. This time:
– Interest rates can’t go lower
– Layoffs are more likely to increase
– ARM’s have run rampant
– Toxic loans are more prevalent than ever
– Interests will more likely go up
– The economy can’t get any stronger
– Debt has been leveraged repeatedly
– The NAR actually expects a decrease in home price
– People have negative equity and zero savings
– Did I mentioned interest rates?Everything people use the defend the economy and show it’s strength are the actual weaknesses that will drive this thing harder into the ground once the “credit tsunami” reaches land.
ParticipantHistory repeats itself.
“…but this time is different!”, says the peanut gallery.
Yes it is. This time:
– Interest rates can’t go lower
– Layoffs are more likely to increase
– ARM’s have run rampant
– Toxic loans are more prevalent than ever
– Interests will more likely go up
– The economy can’t get any stronger
– Debt has been leveraged repeatedly
– The NAR actually expects a decrease in home price
– People have negative equity and zero savings
– Did I mentioned interest rates?Everything people use the defend the economy and show it’s strength are the actual weaknesses that will drive this thing harder into the ground once the “credit tsunami” reaches land.
ParticipantI was just reading that article SD R, and I am reminded of the prevailing comments since the acceptance of the downturn, comments from BB like:
“the Fed had not, as yet, seen many spillover effects from the housing slowdown.”
This of course followed months of statements claiming housing was at the bottom. It’s as if everything these guys say is okay, goes down the toilet the following quarter.
The slowdown is speeding up, and “spillover” is looking more like an avalanche. One should be able to get a good deal on a “pre-owned” H2 though.
ParticipantI was just reading that article SD R, and I am reminded of the prevailing comments since the acceptance of the downturn, comments from BB like:
“the Fed had not, as yet, seen many spillover effects from the housing slowdown.”
This of course followed months of statements claiming housing was at the bottom. It’s as if everything these guys say is okay, goes down the toilet the following quarter.
The slowdown is speeding up, and “spillover” is looking more like an avalanche. One should be able to get a good deal on a “pre-owned” H2 though.
Participantfat_lazy_union,
I have to agree with the assesment, but I might wait for it to show up on the documentary channel.
IMO Michael Moore is one reason the rest of world generally despises the ugly American. He’s a fat, wealthy, spoiled American, claiming how terrible America is.
He ought to spend a year as a native does in Sudan, China, or India, then see what he thinks about America.
Participantfat_lazy_union,
I have to agree with the assesment, but I might wait for it to show up on the documentary channel.
IMO Michael Moore is one reason the rest of world generally despises the ugly American. He’s a fat, wealthy, spoiled American, claiming how terrible America is.
He ought to spend a year as a native does in Sudan, China, or India, then see what he thinks about America.
ParticipantI like Schiff’s commentary because he doesn’t sugar coat it. Consequently he is not very popular in mainstream as people would rather keep their heads in the sand or listen to hot air.
The Government bailout talk appears to have subsided. Helicopter Ben last alluded to it being the responsiblity of the lenders, but this line:
“Wall Street may be able to buy some time by bailing out troubled hedge funds to keep their worthless subprime mortgage investments off the market…
hints that the only bailing out will be for the investors own stupid choices, not the homeowner.
Call Schiff a doomsdayer, but would you rather listen to him or the broker who cleared a $500k loan for someone with a $35k income?
ParticipantI like Schiff’s commentary because he doesn’t sugar coat it. Consequently he is not very popular in mainstream as people would rather keep their heads in the sand or listen to hot air.
The Government bailout talk appears to have subsided. Helicopter Ben last alluded to it being the responsiblity of the lenders, but this line:
“Wall Street may be able to buy some time by bailing out troubled hedge funds to keep their worthless subprime mortgage investments off the market…
hints that the only bailing out will be for the investors own stupid choices, not the homeowner.
Call Schiff a doomsdayer, but would you rather listen to him or the broker who cleared a $500k loan for someone with a $35k income?
ParticipantThe title is misleading. Fastest growing, implies increases in numbers as opposed to slowest growing or shrinking.
Don’t let the housing market bulls read this though, might scare ’em.
Maybe the title is designed to make them feel better.
ParticipantThe title is misleading. Fastest growing, implies increases in numbers as opposed to slowest growing or shrinking.
Don’t let the housing market bulls read this though, might scare ’em.
Maybe the title is designed to make them feel better.
ParticipantContraman,
I’d suggest you try something yourself before incessantly bashing someone for doing something out of faith. If you have, than I surmise you had a bad experience with it, but either way, lay off the guy for tithing.
He didn’t say he fulfilled the law, he didn’t say those who don’t tithe won’t be blessed, and you’re completely wrong on indulgences.
If you have finanical insight, fine, but just throwing rocks at someone because you think all churches are family killing mindless organzations is not what we’re here to discuss.
Save it for Michael Moore.
ParticipantContraman,
I’d suggest you try something yourself before incessantly bashing someone for doing something out of faith. If you have, than I surmise you had a bad experience with it, but either way, lay off the guy for tithing.
He didn’t say he fulfilled the law, he didn’t say those who don’t tithe won’t be blessed, and you’re completely wrong on indulgences.
If you have finanical insight, fine, but just throwing rocks at someone because you think all churches are family killing mindless organzations is not what we’re here to discuss.
Save it for Michael Moore.
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