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ParticipantQUOTE I don’t even understand your argument. We have always stood by our belief that the prices do not support fundamentals. It’s the media that has finally realized this reality as well. The media is now in agreement with what we have believed since the beginning. Therefore we agree with the media while formerly we disagreed 🙂 Capisce? END QUOTE
I agree with what he said! What is the logical inconsistency in disagreeing with folks when they are wrong and agreeing with them when they are right?
Beatus ille qui procul negotiis … paterna rura bobus exercet suis, solutus omni fenore….. Horace
ParticipantQUOTE I don’t even understand your argument. We have always stood by our belief that the prices do not support fundamentals. It’s the media that has finally realized this reality as well. The media is now in agreement with what we have believed since the beginning. Therefore we agree with the media while formerly we disagreed 🙂 Capisce? END QUOTE
I agree with what he said! What is the logical inconsistency in disagreeing with folks when they are wrong and agreeing with them when they are right?
Beatus ille qui procul negotiis … paterna rura bobus exercet suis, solutus omni fenore….. Horace
ParticipantQUOTE I don’t even understand your argument. We have always stood by our belief that the prices do not support fundamentals. It’s the media that has finally realized this reality as well. The media is now in agreement with what we have believed since the beginning. Therefore we agree with the media while formerly we disagreed 🙂 Capisce? END QUOTE
I agree with what he said! What is the logical inconsistency in disagreeing with folks when they are wrong and agreeing with them when they are right?
Beatus ille qui procul negotiis … paterna rura bobus exercet suis, solutus omni fenore….. Horace
ParticipantQUOTE I don’t even understand your argument. We have always stood by our belief that the prices do not support fundamentals. It’s the media that has finally realized this reality as well. The media is now in agreement with what we have believed since the beginning. Therefore we agree with the media while formerly we disagreed 🙂 Capisce? END QUOTE
I agree with what he said! What is the logical inconsistency in disagreeing with folks when they are wrong and agreeing with them when they are right?
Beatus ille qui procul negotiis … paterna rura bobus exercet suis, solutus omni fenore….. Horace
ParticipantIf tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April
Does this mean that Fall is a good time to rent?
ParticipantIf tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April
Does this mean that Fall is a good time to rent?
ParticipantIf tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April
Does this mean that Fall is a good time to rent?
ParticipantIf tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April
Does this mean that Fall is a good time to rent?
ParticipantIf tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April
Does this mean that Fall is a good time to rent?
November 6, 2007 at 3:11 PM in reply to: Where do you stand on America’s wealth spectrum-Article #96338ParticipantHey
In my case none of my networth is in real estate except for three measly lots down Nicaragua way. What I got is one hundred percent equities and most of that in emerging markets. It is damn scary especially when i read articles like the one the other guy put up about how everything is sure to go to hell in the next couple of weeks as the global house of cards supposedly constructed on loose American credit standards comes crashing around our unfortunate ears.
Where I stand? Although not a high net worth household, I think we are quite a bit ahead of median american household in investible assets. That notwithstanding, I feel rather insecure which is rather idiotic because as I breathe I continue to live and work and waves still lap the receding shorelines of climate-change threatened continents of our blessed orb.
Resolved: No more fruitless worry about the markets!
November 6, 2007 at 3:11 PM in reply to: Where do you stand on America’s wealth spectrum-Article #96400ParticipantHey
In my case none of my networth is in real estate except for three measly lots down Nicaragua way. What I got is one hundred percent equities and most of that in emerging markets. It is damn scary especially when i read articles like the one the other guy put up about how everything is sure to go to hell in the next couple of weeks as the global house of cards supposedly constructed on loose American credit standards comes crashing around our unfortunate ears.
Where I stand? Although not a high net worth household, I think we are quite a bit ahead of median american household in investible assets. That notwithstanding, I feel rather insecure which is rather idiotic because as I breathe I continue to live and work and waves still lap the receding shorelines of climate-change threatened continents of our blessed orb.
Resolved: No more fruitless worry about the markets!
November 6, 2007 at 3:11 PM in reply to: Where do you stand on America’s wealth spectrum-Article #96407ParticipantHey
In my case none of my networth is in real estate except for three measly lots down Nicaragua way. What I got is one hundred percent equities and most of that in emerging markets. It is damn scary especially when i read articles like the one the other guy put up about how everything is sure to go to hell in the next couple of weeks as the global house of cards supposedly constructed on loose American credit standards comes crashing around our unfortunate ears.
Where I stand? Although not a high net worth household, I think we are quite a bit ahead of median american household in investible assets. That notwithstanding, I feel rather insecure which is rather idiotic because as I breathe I continue to live and work and waves still lap the receding shorelines of climate-change threatened continents of our blessed orb.
Resolved: No more fruitless worry about the markets!
November 6, 2007 at 3:11 PM in reply to: Where do you stand on America’s wealth spectrum-Article #96416ParticipantHey
In my case none of my networth is in real estate except for three measly lots down Nicaragua way. What I got is one hundred percent equities and most of that in emerging markets. It is damn scary especially when i read articles like the one the other guy put up about how everything is sure to go to hell in the next couple of weeks as the global house of cards supposedly constructed on loose American credit standards comes crashing around our unfortunate ears.
Where I stand? Although not a high net worth household, I think we are quite a bit ahead of median american household in investible assets. That notwithstanding, I feel rather insecure which is rather idiotic because as I breathe I continue to live and work and waves still lap the receding shorelines of climate-change threatened continents of our blessed orb.
Resolved: No more fruitless worry about the markets!
ParticipantSomeone in the thread asked about how the Fed pumps money into the system. Can anyone give us a quick lesson on this?
Quaeritur, quomodo nummi in fora injicientur?
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