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ParticipantLooks like you gotten good comments, but you may also want to ask at patrick.net, which is the bay area site if you haven’t already.
ParticipantLooks like you gotten good comments, but you may also want to ask at patrick.net, which is the bay area site if you haven’t already.
ParticipantLooks like you gotten good comments, but you may also want to ask at patrick.net, which is the bay area site if you haven’t already.
ParticipantLooks like you gotten good comments, but you may also want to ask at patrick.net, which is the bay area site if you haven’t already.
ParticipantLooks like you gotten good comments, but you may also want to ask at patrick.net, which is the bay area site if you haven’t already.
ParticipantWho I watch on CNBC:
Ron Insana, Barry Ritholtz and Fleckenstein, the bear trifecta, not the permabull Kudlow.
So, what am I missing? There may be financial pain for 50-80% of families, but the top 10-20% have tremendous assets and can still buy what they want. BMW, Mercedes, Lexus sales are down 3-8% year over year, but look back at early 90’s with 9% unemployment in San Diego and how much did coastal properties drop? 20-30%. We have less than 6% unemployment now, so unless we have big recession, CV prices should not fall 50%. While ARMs are much bigger part, most people have likely refinanced by now. If you have valid points I’ve missed please elaborate.
April 2008 car sales:
http://www.autoobserver.com/2008/05/april-car-sales-us-consumers-flock-to-cars-gouging-detroit-three.htmlParticipantWho I watch on CNBC:
Ron Insana, Barry Ritholtz and Fleckenstein, the bear trifecta, not the permabull Kudlow.
So, what am I missing? There may be financial pain for 50-80% of families, but the top 10-20% have tremendous assets and can still buy what they want. BMW, Mercedes, Lexus sales are down 3-8% year over year, but look back at early 90’s with 9% unemployment in San Diego and how much did coastal properties drop? 20-30%. We have less than 6% unemployment now, so unless we have big recession, CV prices should not fall 50%. While ARMs are much bigger part, most people have likely refinanced by now. If you have valid points I’ve missed please elaborate.
April 2008 car sales:
http://www.autoobserver.com/2008/05/april-car-sales-us-consumers-flock-to-cars-gouging-detroit-three.htmlParticipantWho I watch on CNBC:
Ron Insana, Barry Ritholtz and Fleckenstein, the bear trifecta, not the permabull Kudlow.
So, what am I missing? There may be financial pain for 50-80% of families, but the top 10-20% have tremendous assets and can still buy what they want. BMW, Mercedes, Lexus sales are down 3-8% year over year, but look back at early 90’s with 9% unemployment in San Diego and how much did coastal properties drop? 20-30%. We have less than 6% unemployment now, so unless we have big recession, CV prices should not fall 50%. While ARMs are much bigger part, most people have likely refinanced by now. If you have valid points I’ve missed please elaborate.
April 2008 car sales:
http://www.autoobserver.com/2008/05/april-car-sales-us-consumers-flock-to-cars-gouging-detroit-three.htmlParticipantWho I watch on CNBC:
Ron Insana, Barry Ritholtz and Fleckenstein, the bear trifecta, not the permabull Kudlow.
So, what am I missing? There may be financial pain for 50-80% of families, but the top 10-20% have tremendous assets and can still buy what they want. BMW, Mercedes, Lexus sales are down 3-8% year over year, but look back at early 90’s with 9% unemployment in San Diego and how much did coastal properties drop? 20-30%. We have less than 6% unemployment now, so unless we have big recession, CV prices should not fall 50%. While ARMs are much bigger part, most people have likely refinanced by now. If you have valid points I’ve missed please elaborate.
April 2008 car sales:
http://www.autoobserver.com/2008/05/april-car-sales-us-consumers-flock-to-cars-gouging-detroit-three.htmlParticipantWho I watch on CNBC:
Ron Insana, Barry Ritholtz and Fleckenstein, the bear trifecta, not the permabull Kudlow.
So, what am I missing? There may be financial pain for 50-80% of families, but the top 10-20% have tremendous assets and can still buy what they want. BMW, Mercedes, Lexus sales are down 3-8% year over year, but look back at early 90’s with 9% unemployment in San Diego and how much did coastal properties drop? 20-30%. We have less than 6% unemployment now, so unless we have big recession, CV prices should not fall 50%. While ARMs are much bigger part, most people have likely refinanced by now. If you have valid points I’ve missed please elaborate.
April 2008 car sales:
http://www.autoobserver.com/2008/05/april-car-sales-us-consumers-flock-to-cars-gouging-detroit-three.htmlParticipantCowboy,
I don’t know if have have traveled much, but north coastal region is very nice. CV is not as nice as sdrealtor’s hangout, but it is “affordable” paradise.
ParticipantCowboy,
I don’t know if have have traveled much, but north coastal region is very nice. CV is not as nice as sdrealtor’s hangout, but it is “affordable” paradise.
ParticipantCowboy,
I don’t know if have have traveled much, but north coastal region is very nice. CV is not as nice as sdrealtor’s hangout, but it is “affordable” paradise.
ParticipantCowboy,
I don’t know if have have traveled much, but north coastal region is very nice. CV is not as nice as sdrealtor’s hangout, but it is “affordable” paradise.
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