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ParticipantLOL. Assuming you call the direction correctly, of course. Perhaps straddles or the like are the best approach at this time.
Is the Fed’s cred dead? That’s always the danger with the “Don’t worry, be happy” message.
ParticipantLOL. Assuming you call the direction correctly, of course. Perhaps straddles or the like are the best approach at this time.
Is the Fed’s cred dead? That’s always the danger with the “Don’t worry, be happy” message.
ParticipantLOL. Assuming you call the direction correctly, of course. Perhaps straddles or the like are the best approach at this time.
Is the Fed’s cred dead? That’s always the danger with the “Don’t worry, be happy” message.
ParticipantThere are many different markets in San Diego county. Some will fall slowly and marginally, others will have a more brisk decline. It all depends on the supply and demand associated with the locale and the property type.
I’d hate to own a downtown condo as an “investment” right now, that’s for sure.
ParticipantThere are many different markets in San Diego county. Some will fall slowly and marginally, others will have a more brisk decline. It all depends on the supply and demand associated with the locale and the property type.
I’d hate to own a downtown condo as an “investment” right now, that’s for sure.
ParticipantThere are many different markets in San Diego county. Some will fall slowly and marginally, others will have a more brisk decline. It all depends on the supply and demand associated with the locale and the property type.
I’d hate to own a downtown condo as an “investment” right now, that’s for sure.
ParticipantThe market convulsions are truly phenomenal.
ParticipantThe market convulsions are truly phenomenal.
ParticipantThe market convulsions are truly phenomenal.
ParticipantSan Diego County update from sddt.com:
NOTs fell to 686 in July, but that’s still the second highest level since 1982 (June’s 738 is the current record.) Maybe lenders are initiating loss mitigation a bit earlier?
NODs broke through the 2000 threshold.
ParticipantSan Diego County update from sddt.com:
NOTs fell to 686 in July, but that’s still the second highest level since 1982 (June’s 738 is the current record.) Maybe lenders are initiating loss mitigation a bit earlier?
NODs broke through the 2000 threshold.
ParticipantSan Diego County update from sddt.com:
NOTs fell to 686 in July, but that’s still the second highest level since 1982 (June’s 738 is the current record.) Maybe lenders are initiating loss mitigation a bit earlier?
NODs broke through the 2000 threshold.
ParticipantMoreover, investors took a lot of confidence from the “What? Me Worry?” Fed announcement yesterday.
The homebuilders, lenders, and financials are all way, way up. Could it be that housing is near a bottom? I don’t see it, but the market seems to disagree (for the moment.)
ParticipantMoreover, investors took a lot of confidence from the “What? Me Worry?” Fed announcement yesterday.
The homebuilders, lenders, and financials are all way, way up. Could it be that housing is near a bottom? I don’t see it, but the market seems to disagree (for the moment.)
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