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October 10, 2007 at 9:03 AM in reply to: So you still think that a 50% correction or more is crazy??? #87753
JWM in SD
ParticipantYeah, Kewp, it would be better, but it won’t happen that way. Just more time to save $$$$$$$$ 😉
ParticipantYeah, Kewp, it would be better, but it won’t happen that way. Just more time to save $$$$$$$$ 😉
ParticipantDamn golfproz, I thought you were joking….
ParticipantDamn golfproz, I thought you were joking….
ParticipantI can confirm indirectly that the concrete business has slowed down as result of the RE downturn. I work for a startup that sells product to concrete transport companies and they have backed off their original committments from a year ago resulting in some working capital issues for my company.
ParticipantI can confirm indirectly that the concrete business has slowed down as result of the RE downturn. I work for a startup that sells product to concrete transport companies and they have backed off their original committments from a year ago resulting in some working capital issues for my company.
ParticipantYes, it’s our first…
ParticipantSorry Rustico, but I’m taking somewhat of a sabbatical for the time being as I have a lot of other things going on right now such as little Jwm in SD due in December. I’m in LA this weekend for a Family function so I’ve got limited time to post and certainly won’t waste my venom on this clown.
September 29, 2007 at 8:21 PM in reply to: Give me La Jolla’s ultimate rock-bottom price/sq ft – and when #86388ParticipantWhy should anyone here tell you anything? This isn’t a crystal ball for would be SD investors.
ParticipantRocky,
You’re right on about the seriousness of this. But I do think posters here are starting to see the big picture. I’m seeing more posts about this than I used to
ParticipantFolks, this serious. This happened w/out so much as a peep out of the MSM. There isn’t even time for a bank run. I know I didn’t hear anything about this altough I suppose that if I were monitoring the stock I would have known something was up.
ParticipantOh yeah, cry me a river there cashman. What kind of freaking windbag are you?
Please spare us your non-sense in the future you pompous D-Bag.
Participant“I don’t care what happens as long as it produces 10% or better returns on CD’s.”
But the dollar has lost almost 9% in the past year? still think that is a good idea???
ParticipantWaiting Hawk, no one really wants people to get hurt, but I have to say something here to give some context to this. Fort the past decade of so I have seen my efforts to work hard and get ahead by being forthright and smart continuously undermined with increasingly higher degrees of uncertainty about job stability…yet I continue to pay a high proportion of my income for taxes to support what exactly?? I got laid off twice in one year not too long ago. Nobody had sympathy for me…nobody? No safety net other than the one I had created for myself and it wasn’t enough. If I get laid off now, no one will have much sympathy either. I’m seeing the odds of that kind of uncertainty increasing as a direct result of cheap money policies and easy money seekers. Those easy money seekers are rampant here in SoCal and many of them will try to disguise themselves as “self-employed”..whatever. I saw it the first time I got the plane from Chicago. It was palpable here. Median income way too low and way too many Beemers and MBZs buzzing around on the freeways heading for way too many stucco spanish tiled roofs that cost north of $700K.
If you really want to get your blood boiling, go read the latest story on Calculated Risk about the gov pensioner couple who get to retire with 90% of pay. What would someone in the real have save in order to have something equivalent???
Something has to give soon. I’m fucking tired of paying so much in taxes for NOTHING!!!
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