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ParticipantRO –
Are you referring to me ? I thought I was fairly clear and consistent in my posts. Perhaps it is your misinterpretaiton that is unclear.
My post above from several days ago …
“I think we are clearly well past the denial stage.
I’d say we are squarely between the fear/desperation stage.Some time in 2008 … Capitulation.”
My comment above about owners giving up and capitulating leading to a wave of foreclosures NEXT YEAR.
Should I write it in Crayon ?
ParticipantRO –
Are you referring to me ? I thought I was fairly clear and consistent in my posts. Perhaps it is your misinterpretaiton that is unclear.
My post above from several days ago …
“I think we are clearly well past the denial stage.
I’d say we are squarely between the fear/desperation stage.Some time in 2008 … Capitulation.”
My comment above about owners giving up and capitulating leading to a wave of foreclosures NEXT YEAR.
Should I write it in Crayon ?
ParticipantRO –
Are you referring to me ? I thought I was fairly clear and consistent in my posts. Perhaps it is your misinterpretaiton that is unclear.
My post above from several days ago …
“I think we are clearly well past the denial stage.
I’d say we are squarely between the fear/desperation stage.Some time in 2008 … Capitulation.”
My comment above about owners giving up and capitulating leading to a wave of foreclosures NEXT YEAR.
Should I write it in Crayon ?
ParticipantRO –
Are you referring to me ? I thought I was fairly clear and consistent in my posts. Perhaps it is your misinterpretaiton that is unclear.
My post above from several days ago …
“I think we are clearly well past the denial stage.
I’d say we are squarely between the fear/desperation stage.Some time in 2008 … Capitulation.”
My comment above about owners giving up and capitulating leading to a wave of foreclosures NEXT YEAR.
Should I write it in Crayon ?
ParticipantYes, this will probably motivate some fence sitters. And motivate some sellers to drop their prices. I think we will see some seasonal strength going into Spring. The steep declines in sales may ease. After all how much slower can sales get.
An ode to Spring …
The housing storm has passed. When you step outside it has cleared up … sunny … warmer. The sense of fear and desperation you had has passed. The howling winds have eased. It’s peaceful, you feel a sense of calm.
Then it hits. You realize that you are in the eye of hurricane.Seriously I think the article will also motivate some homeowners to panic, come to grips that they are upside down and capitulate, causing a second wave of increased foreclosure activity next year.
ParticipantYes, this will probably motivate some fence sitters. And motivate some sellers to drop their prices. I think we will see some seasonal strength going into Spring. The steep declines in sales may ease. After all how much slower can sales get.
An ode to Spring …
The housing storm has passed. When you step outside it has cleared up … sunny … warmer. The sense of fear and desperation you had has passed. The howling winds have eased. It’s peaceful, you feel a sense of calm.
Then it hits. You realize that you are in the eye of hurricane.Seriously I think the article will also motivate some homeowners to panic, come to grips that they are upside down and capitulate, causing a second wave of increased foreclosure activity next year.
ParticipantYes, this will probably motivate some fence sitters. And motivate some sellers to drop their prices. I think we will see some seasonal strength going into Spring. The steep declines in sales may ease. After all how much slower can sales get.
An ode to Spring …
The housing storm has passed. When you step outside it has cleared up … sunny … warmer. The sense of fear and desperation you had has passed. The howling winds have eased. It’s peaceful, you feel a sense of calm.
Then it hits. You realize that you are in the eye of hurricane.Seriously I think the article will also motivate some homeowners to panic, come to grips that they are upside down and capitulate, causing a second wave of increased foreclosure activity next year.
ParticipantYes, this will probably motivate some fence sitters. And motivate some sellers to drop their prices. I think we will see some seasonal strength going into Spring. The steep declines in sales may ease. After all how much slower can sales get.
An ode to Spring …
The housing storm has passed. When you step outside it has cleared up … sunny … warmer. The sense of fear and desperation you had has passed. The howling winds have eased. It’s peaceful, you feel a sense of calm.
Then it hits. You realize that you are in the eye of hurricane.Seriously I think the article will also motivate some homeowners to panic, come to grips that they are upside down and capitulate, causing a second wave of increased foreclosure activity next year.
ParticipantYes, this will probably motivate some fence sitters. And motivate some sellers to drop their prices. I think we will see some seasonal strength going into Spring. The steep declines in sales may ease. After all how much slower can sales get.
An ode to Spring …
The housing storm has passed. When you step outside it has cleared up … sunny … warmer. The sense of fear and desperation you had has passed. The howling winds have eased. It’s peaceful, you feel a sense of calm.
Then it hits. You realize that you are in the eye of hurricane.Seriously I think the article will also motivate some homeowners to panic, come to grips that they are upside down and capitulate, causing a second wave of increased foreclosure activity next year.
December 19, 2007 at 8:09 AM in reply to: Ouch! SD Union Telling Like it is – March 2004 Overall Median Reached #120394ParticipantHey FSD are stockpiling articles? Do you have alot of boom stuff from the early 2000’s etc? as well as subsequent bust stuff?
I’m not really stockpiling anything. Although I have the actual Money Mag on my shelf, the images above were taken off the web. I just saved the Money Magazine from June 2005 because it was just such a pure example of speculative mania.One of the best resources for Previous Bust and the following Boom is DQnews.com – You can peruse these and click on different press release for 1995 to 2006:
1995 example
http://www.dqnews.com/AA1995OFA06.shtmDecember 19, 2007 at 8:09 AM in reply to: Ouch! SD Union Telling Like it is – March 2004 Overall Median Reached #120526ParticipantHey FSD are stockpiling articles? Do you have alot of boom stuff from the early 2000’s etc? as well as subsequent bust stuff?
I’m not really stockpiling anything. Although I have the actual Money Mag on my shelf, the images above were taken off the web. I just saved the Money Magazine from June 2005 because it was just such a pure example of speculative mania.One of the best resources for Previous Bust and the following Boom is DQnews.com – You can peruse these and click on different press release for 1995 to 2006:
1995 example
http://www.dqnews.com/AA1995OFA06.shtmDecember 19, 2007 at 8:09 AM in reply to: Ouch! SD Union Telling Like it is – March 2004 Overall Median Reached #120564ParticipantHey FSD are stockpiling articles? Do you have alot of boom stuff from the early 2000’s etc? as well as subsequent bust stuff?
I’m not really stockpiling anything. Although I have the actual Money Mag on my shelf, the images above were taken off the web. I just saved the Money Magazine from June 2005 because it was just such a pure example of speculative mania.One of the best resources for Previous Bust and the following Boom is DQnews.com – You can peruse these and click on different press release for 1995 to 2006:
1995 example
http://www.dqnews.com/AA1995OFA06.shtmDecember 19, 2007 at 8:09 AM in reply to: Ouch! SD Union Telling Like it is – March 2004 Overall Median Reached #120608ParticipantHey FSD are stockpiling articles? Do you have alot of boom stuff from the early 2000’s etc? as well as subsequent bust stuff?
I’m not really stockpiling anything. Although I have the actual Money Mag on my shelf, the images above were taken off the web. I just saved the Money Magazine from June 2005 because it was just such a pure example of speculative mania.One of the best resources for Previous Bust and the following Boom is DQnews.com – You can peruse these and click on different press release for 1995 to 2006:
1995 example
http://www.dqnews.com/AA1995OFA06.shtmDecember 19, 2007 at 8:09 AM in reply to: Ouch! SD Union Telling Like it is – March 2004 Overall Median Reached #120628ParticipantHey FSD are stockpiling articles? Do you have alot of boom stuff from the early 2000’s etc? as well as subsequent bust stuff?
I’m not really stockpiling anything. Although I have the actual Money Mag on my shelf, the images above were taken off the web. I just saved the Money Magazine from June 2005 because it was just such a pure example of speculative mania.One of the best resources for Previous Bust and the following Boom is DQnews.com – You can peruse these and click on different press release for 1995 to 2006:
1995 example
http://www.dqnews.com/AA1995OFA06.shtm -
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