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August 8, 2007 at 9:55 AM in reply to: Why are Jumbo loan rates (aka. california loan rates) sky-rocketing #71872
(former)FormerSanDiegan
ParticipantSounds like the only thing you you missed out on was shorting the stock market starting about a year ago. As I recall there were some folks on this board calling for a huge decline in stocks starting at that time.
Luckily you didn’t do this because the S&P 500 is up about 12% (+ 1.7% or so in dividends).
The lesson: Better to try to avoid a disaster than to bet on one.
Reducing debt and raising cash are the best approach to weathering a storm. Good show.
ParticipantSounds like the only thing you you missed out on was shorting the stock market starting about a year ago. As I recall there were some folks on this board calling for a huge decline in stocks starting at that time.
Luckily you didn’t do this because the S&P 500 is up about 12% (+ 1.7% or so in dividends).
The lesson: Better to try to avoid a disaster than to bet on one.
Reducing debt and raising cash are the best approach to weathering a storm. Good show.
ParticipantSounds like the only thing you you missed out on was shorting the stock market starting about a year ago. As I recall there were some folks on this board calling for a huge decline in stocks starting at that time.
Luckily you didn’t do this because the S&P 500 is up about 12% (+ 1.7% or so in dividends).
The lesson: Better to try to avoid a disaster than to bet on one.
Reducing debt and raising cash are the best approach to weathering a storm. Good show.
ParticipantOK empty buildings going up is not really bullish for the local economy. When those vacancy rates drop from 20% + down to 12-15% then we can talk about it.
I think it’s time to hit the 12-month snooze button on this topic.
ParticipantOK empty buildings going up is not really bullish for the local economy. When those vacancy rates drop from 20% + down to 12-15% then we can talk about it.
I think it’s time to hit the 12-month snooze button on this topic.
ParticipantOK empty buildings going up is not really bullish for the local economy. When those vacancy rates drop from 20% + down to 12-15% then we can talk about it.
I think it’s time to hit the 12-month snooze button on this topic.
ParticipantAlex_angel –
Please reference the article. One thing that will happen near the bottom ( a couple years from now IMO) is that SD will be attractive for companies/jobs from elsewhere in the West Coast. This is likely too small and too early, but as you say it might aid some micro-markets.
ParticipantAlex_angel –
Please reference the article. One thing that will happen near the bottom ( a couple years from now IMO) is that SD will be attractive for companies/jobs from elsewhere in the West Coast. This is likely too small and too early, but as you say it might aid some micro-markets.
ParticipantAlex_angel –
Please reference the article. One thing that will happen near the bottom ( a couple years from now IMO) is that SD will be attractive for companies/jobs from elsewhere in the West Coast. This is likely too small and too early, but as you say it might aid some micro-markets.
ParticipantI sort of believe that it has been raised to match the real value.
Maybe, but I sort of know that prices have already started coming down.
ParticipantI sort of believe that it has been raised to match the real value.
Maybe, but I sort of know that prices have already started coming down.
ParticipantI sort of believe that it has been raised to match the real value.
Maybe, but I sort of know that prices have already started coming down.
ParticipantThe westside bubble blog (above, thanks Ex-SD) is pretty good coverage for the westside, but not nearly the interaction we see here.
For the South Bay you might try this …
http://sbbeachbubble.blogspot.com/
Lot’s of good tracking of the South Bay marketParticipantThe westside bubble blog (above, thanks Ex-SD) is pretty good coverage for the westside, but not nearly the interaction we see here.
For the South Bay you might try this …
http://sbbeachbubble.blogspot.com/
Lot’s of good tracking of the South Bay market -
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