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June 4, 2008 at 11:57 AM in reply to: Luxury homes in Napa Valley falling into foreclosure / Is the high end of San Diego next? #216634
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ParticipantA lot of fore sale signs in Point Loma
June 4, 2008 at 11:57 AM in reply to: Luxury homes in Napa Valley falling into foreclosure / Is the high end of San Diego next? #216718ParticipantA lot of fore sale signs in Point Loma
June 4, 2008 at 11:57 AM in reply to: Luxury homes in Napa Valley falling into foreclosure / Is the high end of San Diego next? #216746ParticipantA lot of fore sale signs in Point Loma
June 4, 2008 at 11:57 AM in reply to: Luxury homes in Napa Valley falling into foreclosure / Is the high end of San Diego next? #216770ParticipantA lot of fore sale signs in Point Loma
June 4, 2008 at 11:57 AM in reply to: Luxury homes in Napa Valley falling into foreclosure / Is the high end of San Diego next? #216797ParticipantA lot of fore sale signs in Point Loma
ParticipantLehman has failed and needs to be acquired like Bear Stearns, but there will not be an overnight price drop like Bear. The Fed has changed the rules since Bear failed, allowing Lehman access to the Fed window. Lehman can barrow money by putting up its worthless paper as collateral, so taxpayers will prop up Lehman stock to some extent.
ParticipantLehman has failed and needs to be acquired like Bear Stearns, but there will not be an overnight price drop like Bear. The Fed has changed the rules since Bear failed, allowing Lehman access to the Fed window. Lehman can barrow money by putting up its worthless paper as collateral, so taxpayers will prop up Lehman stock to some extent.
ParticipantLehman has failed and needs to be acquired like Bear Stearns, but there will not be an overnight price drop like Bear. The Fed has changed the rules since Bear failed, allowing Lehman access to the Fed window. Lehman can barrow money by putting up its worthless paper as collateral, so taxpayers will prop up Lehman stock to some extent.
ParticipantLehman has failed and needs to be acquired like Bear Stearns, but there will not be an overnight price drop like Bear. The Fed has changed the rules since Bear failed, allowing Lehman access to the Fed window. Lehman can barrow money by putting up its worthless paper as collateral, so taxpayers will prop up Lehman stock to some extent.
ParticipantLehman has failed and needs to be acquired like Bear Stearns, but there will not be an overnight price drop like Bear. The Fed has changed the rules since Bear failed, allowing Lehman access to the Fed window. Lehman can barrow money by putting up its worthless paper as collateral, so taxpayers will prop up Lehman stock to some extent.
ParticipantAnd home prices never go down.
There is no major correlation between a Presidential election year and SP500 average. The SP500 goes up most of the time, or I would not invest in it. That being said in 50 years there are only 12 Presidential elections, so it’s not like saying the hottest in 50 years. It’s more like saying the largest egg in a dozen.
ParticipantAnd home prices never go down.
There is no major correlation between a Presidential election year and SP500 average. The SP500 goes up most of the time, or I would not invest in it. That being said in 50 years there are only 12 Presidential elections, so it’s not like saying the hottest in 50 years. It’s more like saying the largest egg in a dozen.
ParticipantAnd home prices never go down.
There is no major correlation between a Presidential election year and SP500 average. The SP500 goes up most of the time, or I would not invest in it. That being said in 50 years there are only 12 Presidential elections, so it’s not like saying the hottest in 50 years. It’s more like saying the largest egg in a dozen.
ParticipantAnd home prices never go down.
There is no major correlation between a Presidential election year and SP500 average. The SP500 goes up most of the time, or I would not invest in it. That being said in 50 years there are only 12 Presidential elections, so it’s not like saying the hottest in 50 years. It’s more like saying the largest egg in a dozen.
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