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Maybe the message is don’t go to Iraq or Afghanistan as a civilian unless you have a death wish. Anybody else find it strange that all these videos have an executioner with a British/American accent.

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Wow 2.5% mortgage, I’m envious. That’s probably lower than the average car loan out there. Still ok with my 3.5%, but way to go flu.

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[quote=AN]30 year rate has dropped like the 30 years treasury yield. It’s still still at ~3.625%. Anything think we’ll see a closing of the gap and see 30 years mortgage rate hitting 3%?[/quote]
I’m thinking it could be lower for people with perfect credit scores of course points might also be necessary.

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2.2261% and dropping. So if I left the stock market at about the same level it is now at and got into bonds above 3% I should be making money when I exit and get back into stocks,right?

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Now at 2.25% Time to refi? flu? Anyone think it will get down to 2.00? On a separate but related note, will the gold buying be from the bond market or the stock market people?

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The dollar is indexed against different currencies differently I think it is weighted against the Euro the highest, like 57.6% or something like that. But if Peter has dollars and Paul has gold and gold goes up more than the dollar then Paul made more than Peter when he sells.

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I guess this is as good a chart as I can find http://pricedingold.com/charts/USD-2006.pdf .

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I guess I am looking for something more than a gold chart. I would like to see the delta between gold and the us dollar, let’s say for instance gold goes up 2% and the dollar goes up 1% then the ratio of gold to dollar would be positive, if on the other hand gold went up 1% and the dollar went up 2% then that would be a lower point on said chart. In a normal market they are inverse to each other, one goes up the other goes down, we have not been in a so called normal market for some time.

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As Suzy Orman would say DENIED! No sorry, BUY BUY BUY! You’ve got the down payment and rates are at historical lows, so if you can get the house you want where you want, then you have my blessing.P.S.-Suzy would probably want you to have 6-8 months of cash in reserve, so if you are planning on not paying PMI that would mean you can afford a 250k house, which we all know doesn’t get you much today in San Diego. Actually I don’t really know if she means 6-8 months of income or living expenses, could be a big difference.

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Would you be eligible for farm subsidies as a foreigner? The dollar will probably not rise as quickly as gold or silver, in my opinion.

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When it comes time to sell a heating system is required by law. If you need a quote my brother works in the business PM me. I’m also surprised you can’t get insurance, usually it is just a matter of price.

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I have a Mazda MX-5 that is a lot of fun to drive, the other day however I saw a Jeep (at least it had the symbol on the front) that looked just like a Hummer (the military version) should have got a picture because I’m really wishing I had one, whatever it was.

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Yes spdrun I know about those people because I’m one of them. But google top 10 credit card rates and you will see that the lowest rate is 11.9% and goes up to 22.9%, mind you these are the best rates. So the best rate is 10% higher than the best CD rate.

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Interest rates on credit cards is still high for a lot of people, probably why banks are so profitable now because most of them are backing/or part of the credit industry. Anytime I get a zero rate offer that says it will go to 19% or more I immediately tear up on principal.

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Hit a low of 2.35% today!

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