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Participant[quote=outtamojo]I am price indifferent. I just want to see the pig go thru the python – that and jobs will fix everything imo. According to Pisani on CNBC, we have
the lowest absolute inventory of new homes for sale in 40 years….[/quote]To go along with our lowest level of new home sales in over 50 years. The whole market is just grinding to a stop more than anything else IMO. Demand and supply wont meet without governement $$. There is plenty of demand, just not at these prices. ANd there is plenty of capactiy to increase supply, just not at these prices.
Participantok, so we agree that this is a debt crisis that will take years to fix, right? This isnt a 2001 7 month bender.
And we further agree that once things are better, we will have to reduce public spending, and raise taxes, to fill the hole.
So, lets say we follow krugman and spend our way to prosperity, and in 2014 or so we have 7% unemployment, and alittle inflation to goose things along, and lower default rates on bank loans because people are working again…. etc etc. Things are now better economic times.
Then it would finally be time for the austerity parts right?
Gov spending would fall, firing all the people who had been hired to service that spending. And Taxes would rise, further agravating the situtation as private hiring and spending adjusts downwards. We would be met with a situtation where we have increasing unemployment, increasing taxation, decreasing economic activity, and higher debt loads as inflation will not allow interest rates to be this low again (we have been printing like mad remember).
Plus, with the added debt, tax revinues will be used to service debt, not spending, leaving us with less resources for the next recession. Plus, the private debt issues, which we have not really addressed in any meaningful way, come back when increasing unemployment meets the insane debt levels we still have. (what is the median backend modified debt to income in HAMP, 65% AFTER modification?)Sound like a worse situtation than we are in now. More taxes, more debt, more unemployment, more inflation, and fewer public resources.
Sure, 2011-2013 were not so bad. But what is 2015 gonna look like? How does this improve our situtation?
Its like investing with $$ you got from a cash advance on your Credit Card. If you arnt making over 20% returns, you are actually loosing money. How many people can make 20% returns for years and years and years? How much are you willing to bet that our Federal Government is the one who can be money wise enough to pull it off?
Participantok, so we agree that this is a debt crisis that will take years to fix, right? This isnt a 2001 7 month bender.
And we further agree that once things are better, we will have to reduce public spending, and raise taxes, to fill the hole.
So, lets say we follow krugman and spend our way to prosperity, and in 2014 or so we have 7% unemployment, and alittle inflation to goose things along, and lower default rates on bank loans because people are working again…. etc etc. Things are now better economic times.
Then it would finally be time for the austerity parts right?
Gov spending would fall, firing all the people who had been hired to service that spending. And Taxes would rise, further agravating the situtation as private hiring and spending adjusts downwards. We would be met with a situtation where we have increasing unemployment, increasing taxation, decreasing economic activity, and higher debt loads as inflation will not allow interest rates to be this low again (we have been printing like mad remember).
Plus, with the added debt, tax revinues will be used to service debt, not spending, leaving us with less resources for the next recession. Plus, the private debt issues, which we have not really addressed in any meaningful way, come back when increasing unemployment meets the insane debt levels we still have. (what is the median backend modified debt to income in HAMP, 65% AFTER modification?)Sound like a worse situtation than we are in now. More taxes, more debt, more unemployment, more inflation, and fewer public resources.
Sure, 2011-2013 were not so bad. But what is 2015 gonna look like? How does this improve our situtation?
Its like investing with $$ you got from a cash advance on your Credit Card. If you arnt making over 20% returns, you are actually loosing money. How many people can make 20% returns for years and years and years? How much are you willing to bet that our Federal Government is the one who can be money wise enough to pull it off?
Participantok, so we agree that this is a debt crisis that will take years to fix, right? This isnt a 2001 7 month bender.
And we further agree that once things are better, we will have to reduce public spending, and raise taxes, to fill the hole.
So, lets say we follow krugman and spend our way to prosperity, and in 2014 or so we have 7% unemployment, and alittle inflation to goose things along, and lower default rates on bank loans because people are working again…. etc etc. Things are now better economic times.
Then it would finally be time for the austerity parts right?
Gov spending would fall, firing all the people who had been hired to service that spending. And Taxes would rise, further agravating the situtation as private hiring and spending adjusts downwards. We would be met with a situtation where we have increasing unemployment, increasing taxation, decreasing economic activity, and higher debt loads as inflation will not allow interest rates to be this low again (we have been printing like mad remember).
Plus, with the added debt, tax revinues will be used to service debt, not spending, leaving us with less resources for the next recession. Plus, the private debt issues, which we have not really addressed in any meaningful way, come back when increasing unemployment meets the insane debt levels we still have. (what is the median backend modified debt to income in HAMP, 65% AFTER modification?)Sound like a worse situtation than we are in now. More taxes, more debt, more unemployment, more inflation, and fewer public resources.
Sure, 2011-2013 were not so bad. But what is 2015 gonna look like? How does this improve our situtation?
Its like investing with $$ you got from a cash advance on your Credit Card. If you arnt making over 20% returns, you are actually loosing money. How many people can make 20% returns for years and years and years? How much are you willing to bet that our Federal Government is the one who can be money wise enough to pull it off?
Participantok, so we agree that this is a debt crisis that will take years to fix, right? This isnt a 2001 7 month bender.
And we further agree that once things are better, we will have to reduce public spending, and raise taxes, to fill the hole.
So, lets say we follow krugman and spend our way to prosperity, and in 2014 or so we have 7% unemployment, and alittle inflation to goose things along, and lower default rates on bank loans because people are working again…. etc etc. Things are now better economic times.
Then it would finally be time for the austerity parts right?
Gov spending would fall, firing all the people who had been hired to service that spending. And Taxes would rise, further agravating the situtation as private hiring and spending adjusts downwards. We would be met with a situtation where we have increasing unemployment, increasing taxation, decreasing economic activity, and higher debt loads as inflation will not allow interest rates to be this low again (we have been printing like mad remember).
Plus, with the added debt, tax revinues will be used to service debt, not spending, leaving us with less resources for the next recession. Plus, the private debt issues, which we have not really addressed in any meaningful way, come back when increasing unemployment meets the insane debt levels we still have. (what is the median backend modified debt to income in HAMP, 65% AFTER modification?)Sound like a worse situtation than we are in now. More taxes, more debt, more unemployment, more inflation, and fewer public resources.
Sure, 2011-2013 were not so bad. But what is 2015 gonna look like? How does this improve our situtation?
Its like investing with $$ you got from a cash advance on your Credit Card. If you arnt making over 20% returns, you are actually loosing money. How many people can make 20% returns for years and years and years? How much are you willing to bet that our Federal Government is the one who can be money wise enough to pull it off?
Participantok, so we agree that this is a debt crisis that will take years to fix, right? This isnt a 2001 7 month bender.
And we further agree that once things are better, we will have to reduce public spending, and raise taxes, to fill the hole.
So, lets say we follow krugman and spend our way to prosperity, and in 2014 or so we have 7% unemployment, and alittle inflation to goose things along, and lower default rates on bank loans because people are working again…. etc etc. Things are now better economic times.
Then it would finally be time for the austerity parts right?
Gov spending would fall, firing all the people who had been hired to service that spending. And Taxes would rise, further agravating the situtation as private hiring and spending adjusts downwards. We would be met with a situtation where we have increasing unemployment, increasing taxation, decreasing economic activity, and higher debt loads as inflation will not allow interest rates to be this low again (we have been printing like mad remember).
Plus, with the added debt, tax revinues will be used to service debt, not spending, leaving us with less resources for the next recession. Plus, the private debt issues, which we have not really addressed in any meaningful way, come back when increasing unemployment meets the insane debt levels we still have. (what is the median backend modified debt to income in HAMP, 65% AFTER modification?)Sound like a worse situtation than we are in now. More taxes, more debt, more unemployment, more inflation, and fewer public resources.
Sure, 2011-2013 were not so bad. But what is 2015 gonna look like? How does this improve our situtation?
Its like investing with $$ you got from a cash advance on your Credit Card. If you arnt making over 20% returns, you are actually loosing money. How many people can make 20% returns for years and years and years? How much are you willing to bet that our Federal Government is the one who can be money wise enough to pull it off?
June 23, 2010 at 2:05 PM in reply to: Thanks Rich for cracking down on the purely politcal flame threads #570089ParticipantI just wanna throw my ‘hear hear’ behind the op’s statements.
June 23, 2010 at 2:05 PM in reply to: Thanks Rich for cracking down on the purely politcal flame threads #570183ParticipantI just wanna throw my ‘hear hear’ behind the op’s statements.
June 23, 2010 at 2:05 PM in reply to: Thanks Rich for cracking down on the purely politcal flame threads #570692ParticipantI just wanna throw my ‘hear hear’ behind the op’s statements.
June 23, 2010 at 2:05 PM in reply to: Thanks Rich for cracking down on the purely politcal flame threads #570798ParticipantI just wanna throw my ‘hear hear’ behind the op’s statements.
June 23, 2010 at 2:05 PM in reply to: Thanks Rich for cracking down on the purely politcal flame threads #571085ParticipantI just wanna throw my ‘hear hear’ behind the op’s statements.
ParticipantIt was originally under contract in early 2009 for 270k if I rememeber right, then they were asking 355 when it fell outa escrow. Still a good deal and that is a good area in MM.
ParticipantIt was originally under contract in early 2009 for 270k if I rememeber right, then they were asking 355 when it fell outa escrow. Still a good deal and that is a good area in MM.
ParticipantIt was originally under contract in early 2009 for 270k if I rememeber right, then they were asking 355 when it fell outa escrow. Still a good deal and that is a good area in MM.
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