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drunkl, we must have graduated from the same trading school. LOL

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Don’t always believe what the listing agent tells you. I’m not saying the agent is lying here. He/she is probably doing his/her job trying to solicit another offer in case the current one falls through. In any case, you will find out the final sale price in a few weeks.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

Don’t always believe what the listing agent tells you. I’m not saying the agent is lying here. He/she is probably doing his/her job trying to solicit another offer in case the current one falls through. In any case, you will find out the final sale price in a few weeks.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

Don’t always believe what the listing agent tells you. I’m not saying the agent is lying here. He/she is probably doing his/her job trying to solicit another offer in case the current one falls through. In any case, you will find out the final sale price in a few weeks.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

Don’t always believe what the listing agent tells you. I’m not saying the agent is lying here. He/she is probably doing his/her job trying to solicit another offer in case the current one falls through. In any case, you will find out the final sale price in a few weeks.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

Don’t always believe what the listing agent tells you. I’m not saying the agent is lying here. He/she is probably doing his/her job trying to solicit another offer in case the current one falls through. In any case, you will find out the final sale price in a few weeks.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

This topic comes up from time to time. The inflation camp believes the only way to get out of our current mess is to inflate the debt away. The deflation camp acknowledges the inflation attempt, but argues it will fail. They point to Japan as a proof. Central bank there cut interest rate to zero. Deflation still took hold and has lasted for more than a decade.

Personally I’m not convinced either way. I’m assuming the truth is somewhere in the middle, in which he FED will try to slowly inflate the debt away without causing runaway inflation. Not easy to accomplish to say the least, but the longer they can drag on this process, the better the final outcome will be for everybody.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

This topic comes up from time to time. The inflation camp believes the only way to get out of our current mess is to inflate the debt away. The deflation camp acknowledges the inflation attempt, but argues it will fail. They point to Japan as a proof. Central bank there cut interest rate to zero. Deflation still took hold and has lasted for more than a decade.

Personally I’m not convinced either way. I’m assuming the truth is somewhere in the middle, in which he FED will try to slowly inflate the debt away without causing runaway inflation. Not easy to accomplish to say the least, but the longer they can drag on this process, the better the final outcome will be for everybody.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

This topic comes up from time to time. The inflation camp believes the only way to get out of our current mess is to inflate the debt away. The deflation camp acknowledges the inflation attempt, but argues it will fail. They point to Japan as a proof. Central bank there cut interest rate to zero. Deflation still took hold and has lasted for more than a decade.

Personally I’m not convinced either way. I’m assuming the truth is somewhere in the middle, in which he FED will try to slowly inflate the debt away without causing runaway inflation. Not easy to accomplish to say the least, but the longer they can drag on this process, the better the final outcome will be for everybody.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

This topic comes up from time to time. The inflation camp believes the only way to get out of our current mess is to inflate the debt away. The deflation camp acknowledges the inflation attempt, but argues it will fail. They point to Japan as a proof. Central bank there cut interest rate to zero. Deflation still took hold and has lasted for more than a decade.

Personally I’m not convinced either way. I’m assuming the truth is somewhere in the middle, in which he FED will try to slowly inflate the debt away without causing runaway inflation. Not easy to accomplish to say the least, but the longer they can drag on this process, the better the final outcome will be for everybody.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

This topic comes up from time to time. The inflation camp believes the only way to get out of our current mess is to inflate the debt away. The deflation camp acknowledges the inflation attempt, but argues it will fail. They point to Japan as a proof. Central bank there cut interest rate to zero. Deflation still took hold and has lasted for more than a decade.

Personally I’m not convinced either way. I’m assuming the truth is somewhere in the middle, in which he FED will try to slowly inflate the debt away without causing runaway inflation. Not easy to accomplish to say the least, but the longer they can drag on this process, the better the final outcome will be for everybody.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

New_Renter,

Agree on all points. I wouldn’t touch it at $1.5M and I’m really surprised there are so much interests.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

New_Renter,

Agree on all points. I wouldn’t touch it at $1.5M and I’m really surprised there are so much interests.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

New_Renter,

Agree on all points. I wouldn’t touch it at $1.5M and I’m really surprised there are so much interests.

Mr. Wrong

[mrwrong]

New_Renter,

Agree on all points. I wouldn’t touch it at $1.5M and I’m really surprised there are so much interests.

Mr. Wrong

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