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January 9, 2009 at 3:12 PM in reply to: New Paradigm: The job market is the biggest economic problem #326482January 9, 2009 at 3:12 PM in reply to: New Paradigm: The job market is the biggest economic problem #326823HereWeGoParticipant
[quote=cooprider]This time really is different. Prices started falling before the jobs market showed any weakness. Now with unemployment mounting a bottom looks nowhere in sight.[/quote]
Plus, rents will surely face enormous downward pressure going forward, which will just crush the RE “bottom fishers” of 2008. Wait until those folks start to panic.
January 9, 2009 at 3:12 PM in reply to: New Paradigm: The job market is the biggest economic problem #326892HereWeGoParticipant[quote=cooprider]This time really is different. Prices started falling before the jobs market showed any weakness. Now with unemployment mounting a bottom looks nowhere in sight.[/quote]
Plus, rents will surely face enormous downward pressure going forward, which will just crush the RE “bottom fishers” of 2008. Wait until those folks start to panic.
January 9, 2009 at 3:12 PM in reply to: New Paradigm: The job market is the biggest economic problem #326910HereWeGoParticipant[quote=cooprider]This time really is different. Prices started falling before the jobs market showed any weakness. Now with unemployment mounting a bottom looks nowhere in sight.[/quote]
Plus, rents will surely face enormous downward pressure going forward, which will just crush the RE “bottom fishers” of 2008. Wait until those folks start to panic.
January 9, 2009 at 3:12 PM in reply to: New Paradigm: The job market is the biggest economic problem #326994HereWeGoParticipant[quote=cooprider]This time really is different. Prices started falling before the jobs market showed any weakness. Now with unemployment mounting a bottom looks nowhere in sight.[/quote]
Plus, rents will surely face enormous downward pressure going forward, which will just crush the RE “bottom fishers” of 2008. Wait until those folks start to panic.
HereWeGoParticipantWell, one week ago to the day those oil ETFs were at their 52 week lows. Still, that’s one of the hallmarks of this market, if you can call a local bottom, you can make a huge return in a relative heartbeat.
I don’t think the S&P rally goes to 1000, earnings season starts next week, but who knows? This week’s action was on fairly light volume. Look out for a retracement some time next week.
Now the short Treasury idea is starting to look interesting. On the one hand, prices are falling across the board, and that means the real T yields are higher than you think. On the other hand, maybe the world is beginning to tire of US debt. The move over the last two days has been dramatic, that’s for sure.
HereWeGoParticipantWell, one week ago to the day those oil ETFs were at their 52 week lows. Still, that’s one of the hallmarks of this market, if you can call a local bottom, you can make a huge return in a relative heartbeat.
I don’t think the S&P rally goes to 1000, earnings season starts next week, but who knows? This week’s action was on fairly light volume. Look out for a retracement some time next week.
Now the short Treasury idea is starting to look interesting. On the one hand, prices are falling across the board, and that means the real T yields are higher than you think. On the other hand, maybe the world is beginning to tire of US debt. The move over the last two days has been dramatic, that’s for sure.
HereWeGoParticipantWell, one week ago to the day those oil ETFs were at their 52 week lows. Still, that’s one of the hallmarks of this market, if you can call a local bottom, you can make a huge return in a relative heartbeat.
I don’t think the S&P rally goes to 1000, earnings season starts next week, but who knows? This week’s action was on fairly light volume. Look out for a retracement some time next week.
Now the short Treasury idea is starting to look interesting. On the one hand, prices are falling across the board, and that means the real T yields are higher than you think. On the other hand, maybe the world is beginning to tire of US debt. The move over the last two days has been dramatic, that’s for sure.
HereWeGoParticipantWell, one week ago to the day those oil ETFs were at their 52 week lows. Still, that’s one of the hallmarks of this market, if you can call a local bottom, you can make a huge return in a relative heartbeat.
I don’t think the S&P rally goes to 1000, earnings season starts next week, but who knows? This week’s action was on fairly light volume. Look out for a retracement some time next week.
Now the short Treasury idea is starting to look interesting. On the one hand, prices are falling across the board, and that means the real T yields are higher than you think. On the other hand, maybe the world is beginning to tire of US debt. The move over the last two days has been dramatic, that’s for sure.
HereWeGoParticipantWell, one week ago to the day those oil ETFs were at their 52 week lows. Still, that’s one of the hallmarks of this market, if you can call a local bottom, you can make a huge return in a relative heartbeat.
I don’t think the S&P rally goes to 1000, earnings season starts next week, but who knows? This week’s action was on fairly light volume. Look out for a retracement some time next week.
Now the short Treasury idea is starting to look interesting. On the one hand, prices are falling across the board, and that means the real T yields are higher than you think. On the other hand, maybe the world is beginning to tire of US debt. The move over the last two days has been dramatic, that’s for sure.
December 28, 2008 at 3:54 PM in reply to: On Price, Intrinsic Value, MBS, and Mark-to-Market #320722HereWeGoParticipantHere’s the prospectus.
December 28, 2008 at 3:54 PM in reply to: On Price, Intrinsic Value, MBS, and Mark-to-Market #321069HereWeGoParticipantHere’s the prospectus.
December 28, 2008 at 3:54 PM in reply to: On Price, Intrinsic Value, MBS, and Mark-to-Market #321123HereWeGoParticipantHere’s the prospectus.
December 28, 2008 at 3:54 PM in reply to: On Price, Intrinsic Value, MBS, and Mark-to-Market #321140HereWeGoParticipantHere’s the prospectus.
December 28, 2008 at 3:54 PM in reply to: On Price, Intrinsic Value, MBS, and Mark-to-Market #321222HereWeGoParticipantHere’s the prospectus.
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