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November 20, 2007 at 11:21 AM in reply to: Paging RayByrnes and Bugs or any other CC experts! #101893November 20, 2007 at 11:21 AM in reply to: Paging RayByrnes and Bugs or any other CC experts! #101922
nostradamus
ParticipantI just bought a Mazda on Sunday. John Hine Mazda would not take my Amex and said they don’t accept ccs at all. I had to pay with a check. I was bummed because of the “points” program Amex gives.
nostradamus
ParticipantHere’s a great example of optimism from the media. Today the DOW is down 218 points, nasdaq down 44, S&P down 25. So what’s on cbs marketwatch’s frontpage article?
HP is chugging ahead
Tech bellwether’s forecast for next fiscal year are above expectations
http://www.marketwatch.com/nostradamus
ParticipantHere’s a great example of optimism from the media. Today the DOW is down 218 points, nasdaq down 44, S&P down 25. So what’s on cbs marketwatch’s frontpage article?
HP is chugging ahead
Tech bellwether’s forecast for next fiscal year are above expectations
http://www.marketwatch.com/nostradamus
ParticipantHere’s a great example of optimism from the media. Today the DOW is down 218 points, nasdaq down 44, S&P down 25. So what’s on cbs marketwatch’s frontpage article?
HP is chugging ahead
Tech bellwether’s forecast for next fiscal year are above expectations
http://www.marketwatch.com/nostradamus
ParticipantHere’s a great example of optimism from the media. Today the DOW is down 218 points, nasdaq down 44, S&P down 25. So what’s on cbs marketwatch’s frontpage article?
HP is chugging ahead
Tech bellwether’s forecast for next fiscal year are above expectations
http://www.marketwatch.com/nostradamus
ParticipantHere’s a great example of optimism from the media. Today the DOW is down 218 points, nasdaq down 44, S&P down 25. So what’s on cbs marketwatch’s frontpage article?
HP is chugging ahead
Tech bellwether’s forecast for next fiscal year are above expectations
http://www.marketwatch.com/nostradamus
ParticipantHello, my name is Nostradamus and I’m an affirmaholic.
The fact that the papers are now accepting the bubble’s existence (and slow burst) cannot be ignored. Most media outlets are structured to make people continue watching/reading their media, which means it tells them what they want to hear. Knowing this, we can analyze the current content of the media to better understand when/where/how people will react down the line.
The UT sucks butt and I’ve never ever in 15 years of SD heard a single person say a positive thing about it. I was in the UT when I first came to SD because I discovered some dead people in Torrey Pines… They completely distorted my interview to sensationalize it and since then I never believe anything I hear on any news. Instead, I ask: why are they saying this? What purpose does it serve?
nostradamus
ParticipantHello, my name is Nostradamus and I’m an affirmaholic.
The fact that the papers are now accepting the bubble’s existence (and slow burst) cannot be ignored. Most media outlets are structured to make people continue watching/reading their media, which means it tells them what they want to hear. Knowing this, we can analyze the current content of the media to better understand when/where/how people will react down the line.
The UT sucks butt and I’ve never ever in 15 years of SD heard a single person say a positive thing about it. I was in the UT when I first came to SD because I discovered some dead people in Torrey Pines… They completely distorted my interview to sensationalize it and since then I never believe anything I hear on any news. Instead, I ask: why are they saying this? What purpose does it serve?
nostradamus
ParticipantHello, my name is Nostradamus and I’m an affirmaholic.
The fact that the papers are now accepting the bubble’s existence (and slow burst) cannot be ignored. Most media outlets are structured to make people continue watching/reading their media, which means it tells them what they want to hear. Knowing this, we can analyze the current content of the media to better understand when/where/how people will react down the line.
The UT sucks butt and I’ve never ever in 15 years of SD heard a single person say a positive thing about it. I was in the UT when I first came to SD because I discovered some dead people in Torrey Pines… They completely distorted my interview to sensationalize it and since then I never believe anything I hear on any news. Instead, I ask: why are they saying this? What purpose does it serve?
nostradamus
ParticipantHello, my name is Nostradamus and I’m an affirmaholic.
The fact that the papers are now accepting the bubble’s existence (and slow burst) cannot be ignored. Most media outlets are structured to make people continue watching/reading their media, which means it tells them what they want to hear. Knowing this, we can analyze the current content of the media to better understand when/where/how people will react down the line.
The UT sucks butt and I’ve never ever in 15 years of SD heard a single person say a positive thing about it. I was in the UT when I first came to SD because I discovered some dead people in Torrey Pines… They completely distorted my interview to sensationalize it and since then I never believe anything I hear on any news. Instead, I ask: why are they saying this? What purpose does it serve?
nostradamus
ParticipantHello, my name is Nostradamus and I’m an affirmaholic.
The fact that the papers are now accepting the bubble’s existence (and slow burst) cannot be ignored. Most media outlets are structured to make people continue watching/reading their media, which means it tells them what they want to hear. Knowing this, we can analyze the current content of the media to better understand when/where/how people will react down the line.
The UT sucks butt and I’ve never ever in 15 years of SD heard a single person say a positive thing about it. I was in the UT when I first came to SD because I discovered some dead people in Torrey Pines… They completely distorted my interview to sensationalize it and since then I never believe anything I hear on any news. Instead, I ask: why are they saying this? What purpose does it serve?
November 17, 2007 at 3:46 PM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #100520nostradamus
ParticipantMarch 1 ’08 is a wee bit early but all the other stuff is a good idea. Wait until at *least* after the November elections in ’08. Our current administration is keeping the banks afloat so the banks aren’t in a hurry to sell their inventory of foreclosed homes. If the fed stops injecting money to keep the banks afloat, the banks will have no choice but to dump their inventory– currently over 13.5 million homes– meaning prices will cliffdive.
If you have cash and good credit you are in a good position to increase your wealth scooping up rentals in the aftermath of the bomb. Once the cost of renting approximates the cost of buying, I’ll *start* looking. Definitely wait until after the elections ‘cuz then you get a better idea of what the next 4 years might hold. Anything before that and you’re flyin’ blind.
November 17, 2007 at 3:46 PM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #100602nostradamus
ParticipantMarch 1 ’08 is a wee bit early but all the other stuff is a good idea. Wait until at *least* after the November elections in ’08. Our current administration is keeping the banks afloat so the banks aren’t in a hurry to sell their inventory of foreclosed homes. If the fed stops injecting money to keep the banks afloat, the banks will have no choice but to dump their inventory– currently over 13.5 million homes– meaning prices will cliffdive.
If you have cash and good credit you are in a good position to increase your wealth scooping up rentals in the aftermath of the bomb. Once the cost of renting approximates the cost of buying, I’ll *start* looking. Definitely wait until after the elections ‘cuz then you get a better idea of what the next 4 years might hold. Anything before that and you’re flyin’ blind.
November 17, 2007 at 3:46 PM in reply to: Is there a way for a homeowner to profit from falling prices? #100618nostradamus
ParticipantMarch 1 ’08 is a wee bit early but all the other stuff is a good idea. Wait until at *least* after the November elections in ’08. Our current administration is keeping the banks afloat so the banks aren’t in a hurry to sell their inventory of foreclosed homes. If the fed stops injecting money to keep the banks afloat, the banks will have no choice but to dump their inventory– currently over 13.5 million homes– meaning prices will cliffdive.
If you have cash and good credit you are in a good position to increase your wealth scooping up rentals in the aftermath of the bomb. Once the cost of renting approximates the cost of buying, I’ll *start* looking. Definitely wait until after the elections ‘cuz then you get a better idea of what the next 4 years might hold. Anything before that and you’re flyin’ blind.
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