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ParticipantGood comments.
A few things to consider are if/when inflation returns due to the rampant money printing of late will housing start to turn around? And will it be artificial or will it have hit bottom?
And then, we know it’s only a matter of time before the Fed has to raise rates, so how bad will inflation be by then and how much harder will that hit housing?
I can see it already: housing falls for 6-10 more years by which time people have forgotten the Great Housing Crash of the late 2000s and after a year of modest gains brgin saying RE is under-valued again.
ParticipantGood comments.
A few things to consider are if/when inflation returns due to the rampant money printing of late will housing start to turn around? And will it be artificial or will it have hit bottom?
And then, we know it’s only a matter of time before the Fed has to raise rates, so how bad will inflation be by then and how much harder will that hit housing?
I can see it already: housing falls for 6-10 more years by which time people have forgotten the Great Housing Crash of the late 2000s and after a year of modest gains brgin saying RE is under-valued again.
ParticipantGood comments.
A few things to consider are if/when inflation returns due to the rampant money printing of late will housing start to turn around? And will it be artificial or will it have hit bottom?
And then, we know it’s only a matter of time before the Fed has to raise rates, so how bad will inflation be by then and how much harder will that hit housing?
I can see it already: housing falls for 6-10 more years by which time people have forgotten the Great Housing Crash of the late 2000s and after a year of modest gains brgin saying RE is under-valued again.
ParticipantGood comments.
A few things to consider are if/when inflation returns due to the rampant money printing of late will housing start to turn around? And will it be artificial or will it have hit bottom?
And then, we know it’s only a matter of time before the Fed has to raise rates, so how bad will inflation be by then and how much harder will that hit housing?
I can see it already: housing falls for 6-10 more years by which time people have forgotten the Great Housing Crash of the late 2000s and after a year of modest gains brgin saying RE is under-valued again.
January 28, 2009 at 8:33 PM in reply to: Soros using the “D” Word, profited from fall in the pound….proposes a “Good bank” instead of “Bad bank” #337846ParticipantThe Great Depression would have been worse had Soros been around then to short the dollar and other failing businesses.
And what’s with the “bad bank” B.S.? We already have one. It’s the Federal Reserve.
January 28, 2009 at 8:33 PM in reply to: Soros using the “D” Word, profited from fall in the pound….proposes a “Good bank” instead of “Bad bank” #338176ParticipantThe Great Depression would have been worse had Soros been around then to short the dollar and other failing businesses.
And what’s with the “bad bank” B.S.? We already have one. It’s the Federal Reserve.
January 28, 2009 at 8:33 PM in reply to: Soros using the “D” Word, profited from fall in the pound….proposes a “Good bank” instead of “Bad bank” #338269ParticipantThe Great Depression would have been worse had Soros been around then to short the dollar and other failing businesses.
And what’s with the “bad bank” B.S.? We already have one. It’s the Federal Reserve.
January 28, 2009 at 8:33 PM in reply to: Soros using the “D” Word, profited from fall in the pound….proposes a “Good bank” instead of “Bad bank” #338296ParticipantThe Great Depression would have been worse had Soros been around then to short the dollar and other failing businesses.
And what’s with the “bad bank” B.S.? We already have one. It’s the Federal Reserve.
January 28, 2009 at 8:33 PM in reply to: Soros using the “D” Word, profited from fall in the pound….proposes a “Good bank” instead of “Bad bank” #338388ParticipantThe Great Depression would have been worse had Soros been around then to short the dollar and other failing businesses.
And what’s with the “bad bank” B.S.? We already have one. It’s the Federal Reserve.
January 28, 2009 at 3:11 PM in reply to: OT: “Obama administration warns public to expect rise in US casualties” #337747ParticipantI think Obama’s supporters love him no matter what he does. He could lower taxes (like Bush) and his cheerleaders would say it will stimulate the economy. Then he could raise taxes and they will say it will help the deficit.
I guess that nice smile goes further than I thought.
January 28, 2009 at 3:11 PM in reply to: OT: “Obama administration warns public to expect rise in US casualties” #338077ParticipantI think Obama’s supporters love him no matter what he does. He could lower taxes (like Bush) and his cheerleaders would say it will stimulate the economy. Then he could raise taxes and they will say it will help the deficit.
I guess that nice smile goes further than I thought.
January 28, 2009 at 3:11 PM in reply to: OT: “Obama administration warns public to expect rise in US casualties” #338169ParticipantI think Obama’s supporters love him no matter what he does. He could lower taxes (like Bush) and his cheerleaders would say it will stimulate the economy. Then he could raise taxes and they will say it will help the deficit.
I guess that nice smile goes further than I thought.
January 28, 2009 at 3:11 PM in reply to: OT: “Obama administration warns public to expect rise in US casualties” #338195ParticipantI think Obama’s supporters love him no matter what he does. He could lower taxes (like Bush) and his cheerleaders would say it will stimulate the economy. Then he could raise taxes and they will say it will help the deficit.
I guess that nice smile goes further than I thought.
January 28, 2009 at 3:11 PM in reply to: OT: “Obama administration warns public to expect rise in US casualties” #338288ParticipantI think Obama’s supporters love him no matter what he does. He could lower taxes (like Bush) and his cheerleaders would say it will stimulate the economy. Then he could raise taxes and they will say it will help the deficit.
I guess that nice smile goes further than I thought.
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