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Participant“Everything possible in this great country was paid for by these men. All told, they represent the best of what can be found in this culture, and epitomize the masculine virtues.”
the friends i’ve made with ex military would disagree. the regulars, the grunts tended to be regular joes looking for scholarship money, work experience or just plain had no where else to go and nothing else to do. and then there are those that make it passed psych…
looking at recruitment numbers now and the lowering of standards, can you really say that, “the best of” blah blah with a straight face?
this country needs more “transparency”, not just in the financials, but in introspection and self evaluation.
Participant“Everything possible in this great country was paid for by these men. All told, they represent the best of what can be found in this culture, and epitomize the masculine virtues.”
the friends i’ve made with ex military would disagree. the regulars, the grunts tended to be regular joes looking for scholarship money, work experience or just plain had no where else to go and nothing else to do. and then there are those that make it passed psych…
looking at recruitment numbers now and the lowering of standards, can you really say that, “the best of” blah blah with a straight face?
this country needs more “transparency”, not just in the financials, but in introspection and self evaluation.
Participant“Everything possible in this great country was paid for by these men. All told, they represent the best of what can be found in this culture, and epitomize the masculine virtues.”
the friends i’ve made with ex military would disagree. the regulars, the grunts tended to be regular joes looking for scholarship money, work experience or just plain had no where else to go and nothing else to do. and then there are those that make it passed psych…
looking at recruitment numbers now and the lowering of standards, can you really say that, “the best of” blah blah with a straight face?
this country needs more “transparency”, not just in the financials, but in introspection and self evaluation.
Participant“Everything possible in this great country was paid for by these men. All told, they represent the best of what can be found in this culture, and epitomize the masculine virtues.”
the friends i’ve made with ex military would disagree. the regulars, the grunts tended to be regular joes looking for scholarship money, work experience or just plain had no where else to go and nothing else to do. and then there are those that make it passed psych…
looking at recruitment numbers now and the lowering of standards, can you really say that, “the best of” blah blah with a straight face?
this country needs more “transparency”, not just in the financials, but in introspection and self evaluation.
Participant“2) Why do people have have such visceral negative reactions to dropping house values? I would guess that only the people who overpaid do. To me, overpaying in San Diego would be anything above 2000 prices.”
married to their belief?
they bought into the “real estate always goes up” nonsense and dont want to admit they were wrong, made a mistake or got duped.
investors who are smart know when to cut and run, know when to cut their losses. they’re objective and profit driven, not ideologically bound and gagged.
if things continue on the current trajectory and prices dump below 80’s levels, man, the bitching and moaning you’ll be hearing…
edit: the belly aching you’ll be hearing…
Participant“2) Why do people have have such visceral negative reactions to dropping house values? I would guess that only the people who overpaid do. To me, overpaying in San Diego would be anything above 2000 prices.”
married to their belief?
they bought into the “real estate always goes up” nonsense and dont want to admit they were wrong, made a mistake or got duped.
investors who are smart know when to cut and run, know when to cut their losses. they’re objective and profit driven, not ideologically bound and gagged.
if things continue on the current trajectory and prices dump below 80’s levels, man, the bitching and moaning you’ll be hearing…
edit: the belly aching you’ll be hearing…
Participant“2) Why do people have have such visceral negative reactions to dropping house values? I would guess that only the people who overpaid do. To me, overpaying in San Diego would be anything above 2000 prices.”
married to their belief?
they bought into the “real estate always goes up” nonsense and dont want to admit they were wrong, made a mistake or got duped.
investors who are smart know when to cut and run, know when to cut their losses. they’re objective and profit driven, not ideologically bound and gagged.
if things continue on the current trajectory and prices dump below 80’s levels, man, the bitching and moaning you’ll be hearing…
edit: the belly aching you’ll be hearing…
Participant“2) Why do people have have such visceral negative reactions to dropping house values? I would guess that only the people who overpaid do. To me, overpaying in San Diego would be anything above 2000 prices.”
married to their belief?
they bought into the “real estate always goes up” nonsense and dont want to admit they were wrong, made a mistake or got duped.
investors who are smart know when to cut and run, know when to cut their losses. they’re objective and profit driven, not ideologically bound and gagged.
if things continue on the current trajectory and prices dump below 80’s levels, man, the bitching and moaning you’ll be hearing…
edit: the belly aching you’ll be hearing…
Participant“2) Why do people have have such visceral negative reactions to dropping house values? I would guess that only the people who overpaid do. To me, overpaying in San Diego would be anything above 2000 prices.”
married to their belief?
they bought into the “real estate always goes up” nonsense and dont want to admit they were wrong, made a mistake or got duped.
investors who are smart know when to cut and run, know when to cut their losses. they’re objective and profit driven, not ideologically bound and gagged.
if things continue on the current trajectory and prices dump below 80’s levels, man, the bitching and moaning you’ll be hearing…
edit: the belly aching you’ll be hearing…
February 22, 2008 at 6:20 PM in reply to: DOW rockets in the final hours. Are Boom times back? #157960Participantright, given the turbulence and the transition from bull to bear, how reliable are models going to be…
and, is there any input(s) for the credit collapse in the modeling? that despite the fed’s rate cutting, credit (ie., money) is still withdrawing from the market?
February 22, 2008 at 6:20 PM in reply to: DOW rockets in the final hours. Are Boom times back? #158251Participantright, given the turbulence and the transition from bull to bear, how reliable are models going to be…
and, is there any input(s) for the credit collapse in the modeling? that despite the fed’s rate cutting, credit (ie., money) is still withdrawing from the market?
February 22, 2008 at 6:20 PM in reply to: DOW rockets in the final hours. Are Boom times back? #158260Participantright, given the turbulence and the transition from bull to bear, how reliable are models going to be…
and, is there any input(s) for the credit collapse in the modeling? that despite the fed’s rate cutting, credit (ie., money) is still withdrawing from the market?
February 22, 2008 at 6:20 PM in reply to: DOW rockets in the final hours. Are Boom times back? #158269Participantright, given the turbulence and the transition from bull to bear, how reliable are models going to be…
and, is there any input(s) for the credit collapse in the modeling? that despite the fed’s rate cutting, credit (ie., money) is still withdrawing from the market?
February 22, 2008 at 6:20 PM in reply to: DOW rockets in the final hours. Are Boom times back? #158340Participantright, given the turbulence and the transition from bull to bear, how reliable are models going to be…
and, is there any input(s) for the credit collapse in the modeling? that despite the fed’s rate cutting, credit (ie., money) is still withdrawing from the market?
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