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August 13, 2008 at 9:12 AM in reply to: Great Perspective on the future of US markets.. are they Set to Soar or Swoon? #256663August 13, 2008 at 9:12 AM in reply to: Great Perspective on the future of US markets.. are they Set to Soar or Swoon? #256712
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ParticipantSO, what your saying is that stocks are down by 15% in real terms over the past 8 years. But, over much longer periods stocks have outpaced inflation.
I am confused. Am I to expect another decade of negative returns, OR should I expect a reversion to the mean ?
August 13, 2008 at 8:34 AM in reply to: Peter Schiff: Housing prices will go back to 2000 or lower… #256394ParticipantNice point Rus.
That’s hilarious ! “screaming banshees for the last 7 years” … and ready to scream for 20 more.
If he keeps with it, BKlawyer is likely to predict two real estate downturns with that one prescient call ! Genius.
August 13, 2008 at 8:34 AM in reply to: Peter Schiff: Housing prices will go back to 2000 or lower… #256575ParticipantNice point Rus.
That’s hilarious ! “screaming banshees for the last 7 years” … and ready to scream for 20 more.
If he keeps with it, BKlawyer is likely to predict two real estate downturns with that one prescient call ! Genius.
August 13, 2008 at 8:34 AM in reply to: Peter Schiff: Housing prices will go back to 2000 or lower… #256582ParticipantNice point Rus.
That’s hilarious ! “screaming banshees for the last 7 years” … and ready to scream for 20 more.
If he keeps with it, BKlawyer is likely to predict two real estate downturns with that one prescient call ! Genius.
August 13, 2008 at 8:34 AM in reply to: Peter Schiff: Housing prices will go back to 2000 or lower… #256638ParticipantNice point Rus.
That’s hilarious ! “screaming banshees for the last 7 years” … and ready to scream for 20 more.
If he keeps with it, BKlawyer is likely to predict two real estate downturns with that one prescient call ! Genius.
August 13, 2008 at 8:34 AM in reply to: Peter Schiff: Housing prices will go back to 2000 or lower… #256684ParticipantNice point Rus.
That’s hilarious ! “screaming banshees for the last 7 years” … and ready to scream for 20 more.
If he keeps with it, BKlawyer is likely to predict two real estate downturns with that one prescient call ! Genius.
ParticipantI suggest even some current Piggs who are now confident they will jump in at the bottom will really not do so when the time comes.
Yes, when we start talking about housing stagnating at a permanently lower plateau because of retiring baby boomers or some other reason, that’s when you should jump in.
ParticipantI suggest even some current Piggs who are now confident they will jump in at the bottom will really not do so when the time comes.
Yes, when we start talking about housing stagnating at a permanently lower plateau because of retiring baby boomers or some other reason, that’s when you should jump in.
ParticipantI suggest even some current Piggs who are now confident they will jump in at the bottom will really not do so when the time comes.
Yes, when we start talking about housing stagnating at a permanently lower plateau because of retiring baby boomers or some other reason, that’s when you should jump in.
ParticipantI suggest even some current Piggs who are now confident they will jump in at the bottom will really not do so when the time comes.
Yes, when we start talking about housing stagnating at a permanently lower plateau because of retiring baby boomers or some other reason, that’s when you should jump in.
ParticipantI suggest even some current Piggs who are now confident they will jump in at the bottom will really not do so when the time comes.
Yes, when we start talking about housing stagnating at a permanently lower plateau because of retiring baby boomers or some other reason, that’s when you should jump in.
ParticipantMy feeling is that there’s a massive currency intervention going on
Or maybe it’s because the weakness first felt in the US has now caught up with Europe and the change in momentum of the currencies reflects the market’s assessment that Europe’s economy will continue to slow and result in flat or lower interest rates in the future.
ParticipantMy feeling is that there’s a massive currency intervention going on
Or maybe it’s because the weakness first felt in the US has now caught up with Europe and the change in momentum of the currencies reflects the market’s assessment that Europe’s economy will continue to slow and result in flat or lower interest rates in the future.
ParticipantMy feeling is that there’s a massive currency intervention going on
Or maybe it’s because the weakness first felt in the US has now caught up with Europe and the change in momentum of the currencies reflects the market’s assessment that Europe’s economy will continue to slow and result in flat or lower interest rates in the future.
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