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drunkle
Participantesmith:
i did not make the case that housing would decline indefinately. you made that straw man.
drunkle
Participantesmith:
i did not make the case that housing would decline indefinately. you made that straw man.
drunkle
Participantesmith:
i did not make the case that housing would decline indefinately. you made that straw man.
drunkle
Participantesmith:
i did not make the case that housing would decline indefinately. you made that straw man.
drunkle
Participantasian:
well, at that point, “fundamental” sorta loses meaning, eh? with all the variables shifting, you can no longer peg “fundamental” as 200x + inflation…
that’s my primary point, that pegging to a date (you liked 2003 based on the charts, i like 2000 based on gut feeling… might just be indigestion…) doesn’t really work.
drunkle
Participantasian:
well, at that point, “fundamental” sorta loses meaning, eh? with all the variables shifting, you can no longer peg “fundamental” as 200x + inflation…
that’s my primary point, that pegging to a date (you liked 2003 based on the charts, i like 2000 based on gut feeling… might just be indigestion…) doesn’t really work.
drunkle
Participantasian:
well, at that point, “fundamental” sorta loses meaning, eh? with all the variables shifting, you can no longer peg “fundamental” as 200x + inflation…
that’s my primary point, that pegging to a date (you liked 2003 based on the charts, i like 2000 based on gut feeling… might just be indigestion…) doesn’t really work.
drunkle
Participantasian:
well, at that point, “fundamental” sorta loses meaning, eh? with all the variables shifting, you can no longer peg “fundamental” as 200x + inflation…
that’s my primary point, that pegging to a date (you liked 2003 based on the charts, i like 2000 based on gut feeling… might just be indigestion…) doesn’t really work.
drunkle
Participantasian:
well, at that point, “fundamental” sorta loses meaning, eh? with all the variables shifting, you can no longer peg “fundamental” as 200x + inflation…
that’s my primary point, that pegging to a date (you liked 2003 based on the charts, i like 2000 based on gut feeling… might just be indigestion…) doesn’t really work.
drunkle
Participantasian:
but that’s my point. right now, the economy is feeling some tremors of instability. all those RE jobs wiped out… those people are not going to be in the mood for supporting fundamentals…
consider as well, the question of rent. many if not most people have mom and pop to fall back on. if they lose their jobs, lose their homes, they move in with the folks. that’s what was happening in the 90’s. if these people all vacate, the fundamentals shift.
drunkle
Participantasian:
but that’s my point. right now, the economy is feeling some tremors of instability. all those RE jobs wiped out… those people are not going to be in the mood for supporting fundamentals…
consider as well, the question of rent. many if not most people have mom and pop to fall back on. if they lose their jobs, lose their homes, they move in with the folks. that’s what was happening in the 90’s. if these people all vacate, the fundamentals shift.
drunkle
Participantasian:
but that’s my point. right now, the economy is feeling some tremors of instability. all those RE jobs wiped out… those people are not going to be in the mood for supporting fundamentals…
consider as well, the question of rent. many if not most people have mom and pop to fall back on. if they lose their jobs, lose their homes, they move in with the folks. that’s what was happening in the 90’s. if these people all vacate, the fundamentals shift.
drunkle
Participantasian:
but that’s my point. right now, the economy is feeling some tremors of instability. all those RE jobs wiped out… those people are not going to be in the mood for supporting fundamentals…
consider as well, the question of rent. many if not most people have mom and pop to fall back on. if they lose their jobs, lose their homes, they move in with the folks. that’s what was happening in the 90’s. if these people all vacate, the fundamentals shift.
drunkle
Participantasian:
but that’s my point. right now, the economy is feeling some tremors of instability. all those RE jobs wiped out… those people are not going to be in the mood for supporting fundamentals…
consider as well, the question of rent. many if not most people have mom and pop to fall back on. if they lose their jobs, lose their homes, they move in with the folks. that’s what was happening in the 90’s. if these people all vacate, the fundamentals shift.
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