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October 16, 2009 at 8:49 PM in reply to: Mortgage/Housing Industry Insiders See another Leg Down #470731October 16, 2009 at 8:49 PM in reply to: Mortgage/Housing Industry Insiders See another Leg Down #470805
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ParticipantYes, but most if not all bears here fully expect a decline in value after purchasing. What I don’t understand is Zillow says the higher tier is going up while the lower tier is flat,does this jibe with any one else’s reality?
October 16, 2009 at 8:49 PM in reply to: Mortgage/Housing Industry Insiders See another Leg Down #471018ParticipantYes, but most if not all bears here fully expect a decline in value after purchasing. What I don’t understand is Zillow says the higher tier is going up while the lower tier is flat,does this jibe with any one else’s reality?
ParticipantDidn’t have time to read the whole thread,super long. This event has been building for quite some time. The irony is that the rich people started it by moving jobs out of this country to increase profits and they will have to be the ones to save the country too by believing “we can”. In the past this was done by appealing to national loyalty,don’t think that will work this time. The first nail was exporting jobs,the 2 nd nail was spending 10 Billion a month on an unnecessary war with no real mission or objective(I personally thought it was to get the oil,guess I was wrong), the 3 rd and final nail was the real estate bubble bust. Think about it how many people that you know actually add to the GDP through their job,that pretty much eliminates any service sector or government job.Buying and selling stocks doesn’t add to GDP,neither does buying gold/silver. I’m just going to focus on my microeconomics.
ParticipantDidn’t have time to read the whole thread,super long. This event has been building for quite some time. The irony is that the rich people started it by moving jobs out of this country to increase profits and they will have to be the ones to save the country too by believing “we can”. In the past this was done by appealing to national loyalty,don’t think that will work this time. The first nail was exporting jobs,the 2 nd nail was spending 10 Billion a month on an unnecessary war with no real mission or objective(I personally thought it was to get the oil,guess I was wrong), the 3 rd and final nail was the real estate bubble bust. Think about it how many people that you know actually add to the GDP through their job,that pretty much eliminates any service sector or government job.Buying and selling stocks doesn’t add to GDP,neither does buying gold/silver. I’m just going to focus on my microeconomics.
ParticipantDidn’t have time to read the whole thread,super long. This event has been building for quite some time. The irony is that the rich people started it by moving jobs out of this country to increase profits and they will have to be the ones to save the country too by believing “we can”. In the past this was done by appealing to national loyalty,don’t think that will work this time. The first nail was exporting jobs,the 2 nd nail was spending 10 Billion a month on an unnecessary war with no real mission or objective(I personally thought it was to get the oil,guess I was wrong), the 3 rd and final nail was the real estate bubble bust. Think about it how many people that you know actually add to the GDP through their job,that pretty much eliminates any service sector or government job.Buying and selling stocks doesn’t add to GDP,neither does buying gold/silver. I’m just going to focus on my microeconomics.
ParticipantDidn’t have time to read the whole thread,super long. This event has been building for quite some time. The irony is that the rich people started it by moving jobs out of this country to increase profits and they will have to be the ones to save the country too by believing “we can”. In the past this was done by appealing to national loyalty,don’t think that will work this time. The first nail was exporting jobs,the 2 nd nail was spending 10 Billion a month on an unnecessary war with no real mission or objective(I personally thought it was to get the oil,guess I was wrong), the 3 rd and final nail was the real estate bubble bust. Think about it how many people that you know actually add to the GDP through their job,that pretty much eliminates any service sector or government job.Buying and selling stocks doesn’t add to GDP,neither does buying gold/silver. I’m just going to focus on my microeconomics.
ParticipantDidn’t have time to read the whole thread,super long. This event has been building for quite some time. The irony is that the rich people started it by moving jobs out of this country to increase profits and they will have to be the ones to save the country too by believing “we can”. In the past this was done by appealing to national loyalty,don’t think that will work this time. The first nail was exporting jobs,the 2 nd nail was spending 10 Billion a month on an unnecessary war with no real mission or objective(I personally thought it was to get the oil,guess I was wrong), the 3 rd and final nail was the real estate bubble bust. Think about it how many people that you know actually add to the GDP through their job,that pretty much eliminates any service sector or government job.Buying and selling stocks doesn’t add to GDP,neither does buying gold/silver. I’m just going to focus on my microeconomics.
October 9, 2009 at 7:07 PM in reply to: Help: non-responsive landlord potentially late on mortgage payments #466516ParticipantIs it closed because of Friday? If that’s the case then they are probably all closed on Friday.
October 9, 2009 at 7:07 PM in reply to: Help: non-responsive landlord potentially late on mortgage payments #466699ParticipantIs it closed because of Friday? If that’s the case then they are probably all closed on Friday.
October 9, 2009 at 7:07 PM in reply to: Help: non-responsive landlord potentially late on mortgage payments #467049ParticipantIs it closed because of Friday? If that’s the case then they are probably all closed on Friday.
October 9, 2009 at 7:07 PM in reply to: Help: non-responsive landlord potentially late on mortgage payments #467118ParticipantIs it closed because of Friday? If that’s the case then they are probably all closed on Friday.
October 9, 2009 at 7:07 PM in reply to: Help: non-responsive landlord potentially late on mortgage payments #467323ParticipantIs it closed because of Friday? If that’s the case then they are probably all closed on Friday.
October 8, 2009 at 9:41 PM in reply to: Does anyone know we are bombing the moon on October 9th? #466017ParticipantI think we should spend resources looking at “the little things”,what makes up sub atomic particles. I’m not saying we should spend Billions on colliders,but really try to understand what makes up matter. I’m pretty sure it will turn out to be energy strings that unfortunately/ or fortunately for us are not put together perfectly. Yes I guess I’m saying God made some mistakes when he made the Universe-there now I think I’ve offended everyone. P.S.- Does anybody know what time the bombing begins?
If I ever have the urge to read grocery store tabloid trash, now I know where to find it.October 8, 2009 at 9:41 PM in reply to: Does anyone know we are bombing the moon on October 9th? #466206ParticipantI think we should spend resources looking at “the little things”,what makes up sub atomic particles. I’m not saying we should spend Billions on colliders,but really try to understand what makes up matter. I’m pretty sure it will turn out to be energy strings that unfortunately/ or fortunately for us are not put together perfectly. Yes I guess I’m saying God made some mistakes when he made the Universe-there now I think I’ve offended everyone. P.S.- Does anybody know what time the bombing begins?
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