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ParticipantWow they serve empanadas. You don’t see many of those around.
Sounds like a good restaurant!!! Gotta check it out.
ParticipantWow they serve empanadas. You don’t see many of those around.
Sounds like a good restaurant!!! Gotta check it out.
ParticipantWhoa you really are schizo. So what are you getting at with the op? If you are in denial of a pending spike in inventory then you might want to check out the bubble primer
Read up on some of the blogs here, it might be educational. There’s this RE bubble we’ve experienced, it may help you to understand the pending spike in ways I’m too lazy to explain to someone who doesn’t want to know.
ParticipantWhoa you really are schizo. So what are you getting at with the op? If you are in denial of a pending spike in inventory then you might want to check out the bubble primer
Read up on some of the blogs here, it might be educational. There’s this RE bubble we’ve experienced, it may help you to understand the pending spike in ways I’m too lazy to explain to someone who doesn’t want to know.
ParticipantWhoa you really are schizo. So what are you getting at with the op? If you are in denial of a pending spike in inventory then you might want to check out the bubble primer
Read up on some of the blogs here, it might be educational. There’s this RE bubble we’ve experienced, it may help you to understand the pending spike in ways I’m too lazy to explain to someone who doesn’t want to know.
ParticipantWhoa you really are schizo. So what are you getting at with the op? If you are in denial of a pending spike in inventory then you might want to check out the bubble primer
Read up on some of the blogs here, it might be educational. There’s this RE bubble we’ve experienced, it may help you to understand the pending spike in ways I’m too lazy to explain to someone who doesn’t want to know.
ParticipantWhoa you really are schizo. So what are you getting at with the op? If you are in denial of a pending spike in inventory then you might want to check out the bubble primer
Read up on some of the blogs here, it might be educational. There’s this RE bubble we’ve experienced, it may help you to understand the pending spike in ways I’m too lazy to explain to someone who doesn’t want to know.
ParticipantMLS inventory may be flat yet vacancies are at an all-time high. Comparing SD to US is not apple to apple but there’s so much evidence pointing to a pending spike in inventory I wouldn’t bet one apple slice on a flat trend line.
ParticipantMLS inventory may be flat yet vacancies are at an all-time high. Comparing SD to US is not apple to apple but there’s so much evidence pointing to a pending spike in inventory I wouldn’t bet one apple slice on a flat trend line.
ParticipantMLS inventory may be flat yet vacancies are at an all-time high. Comparing SD to US is not apple to apple but there’s so much evidence pointing to a pending spike in inventory I wouldn’t bet one apple slice on a flat trend line.
ParticipantMLS inventory may be flat yet vacancies are at an all-time high. Comparing SD to US is not apple to apple but there’s so much evidence pointing to a pending spike in inventory I wouldn’t bet one apple slice on a flat trend line.
ParticipantMLS inventory may be flat yet vacancies are at an all-time high. Comparing SD to US is not apple to apple but there’s so much evidence pointing to a pending spike in inventory I wouldn’t bet one apple slice on a flat trend line.
ParticipantTaking a blind stab at it I’d go long on QCOM. They are an exporter of chipsets and cdma licensing. If anyone is doing well with the dollar devaluation it would be exporters. Foreign co’s would be wise to buy what they need now (you know Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, LG).
Go long on exports. Go short on oil-dependent industries (domestic trucking, delivery services like fed-ex, UPS). Their overhead must be devastating, as it is with the airlines.
This information is all IMO yet should be taken as if it were etched in stone from on high (not).
ParticipantTaking a blind stab at it I’d go long on QCOM. They are an exporter of chipsets and cdma licensing. If anyone is doing well with the dollar devaluation it would be exporters. Foreign co’s would be wise to buy what they need now (you know Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, LG).
Go long on exports. Go short on oil-dependent industries (domestic trucking, delivery services like fed-ex, UPS). Their overhead must be devastating, as it is with the airlines.
This information is all IMO yet should be taken as if it were etched in stone from on high (not).
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