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December 17, 2008 at 5:47 PM in reply to: Fed empties the Armory, expends all ammo, housing has bottomed. SD RE will cost more in August of 09 than it does now. #317532December 17, 2008 at 5:47 PM in reply to: Fed empties the Armory, expends all ammo, housing has bottomed. SD RE will cost more in August of 09 than it does now. #317575
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ParticipantLevel 3 assets. Tell me what you see? There’s a huge lack of transparency. Not splitting hairs at all. When was the last time someone hid good news? If regulations were actually being enforced, we’d have bank failures that would stop the clocks.
This is major panic mode for the TPTB. They’re not shooting for recovery, they’re trying to set-up an environment to avoid collapse. Big difference. We are seeing things that have not happened since the 1930’s and everyone keeps making excuses for it, like it’s no big deal. US society is far less self-sufficient than it was back in those days. Obama better get crackin with those shovel jobs!!
December 17, 2008 at 5:47 PM in reply to: Fed empties the Armory, expends all ammo, housing has bottomed. SD RE will cost more in August of 09 than it does now. #317597ParticipantLevel 3 assets. Tell me what you see? There’s a huge lack of transparency. Not splitting hairs at all. When was the last time someone hid good news? If regulations were actually being enforced, we’d have bank failures that would stop the clocks.
This is major panic mode for the TPTB. They’re not shooting for recovery, they’re trying to set-up an environment to avoid collapse. Big difference. We are seeing things that have not happened since the 1930’s and everyone keeps making excuses for it, like it’s no big deal. US society is far less self-sufficient than it was back in those days. Obama better get crackin with those shovel jobs!!
December 17, 2008 at 5:47 PM in reply to: Fed empties the Armory, expends all ammo, housing has bottomed. SD RE will cost more in August of 09 than it does now. #317672ParticipantLevel 3 assets. Tell me what you see? There’s a huge lack of transparency. Not splitting hairs at all. When was the last time someone hid good news? If regulations were actually being enforced, we’d have bank failures that would stop the clocks.
This is major panic mode for the TPTB. They’re not shooting for recovery, they’re trying to set-up an environment to avoid collapse. Big difference. We are seeing things that have not happened since the 1930’s and everyone keeps making excuses for it, like it’s no big deal. US society is far less self-sufficient than it was back in those days. Obama better get crackin with those shovel jobs!!
ParticipantAveraging down is a losing proposition. Most traders will tell you this. Very risky. Stops at 10%, that’s the rule.
ParticipantAveraging down is a losing proposition. Most traders will tell you this. Very risky. Stops at 10%, that’s the rule.
ParticipantAveraging down is a losing proposition. Most traders will tell you this. Very risky. Stops at 10%, that’s the rule.
ParticipantAveraging down is a losing proposition. Most traders will tell you this. Very risky. Stops at 10%, that’s the rule.
ParticipantAveraging down is a losing proposition. Most traders will tell you this. Very risky. Stops at 10%, that’s the rule.
ParticipantWe should be nearing a top in gold. Wait. Dont know about $750 though. Glad I kept 20%. But I have a hefty stake in KGC,SLW and HMY. So I guess I’m almost a gold buy. Except I dont really like the stuff. Love the tax deals, though.
ParticipantWe should be nearing a top in gold. Wait. Dont know about $750 though. Glad I kept 20%. But I have a hefty stake in KGC,SLW and HMY. So I guess I’m almost a gold buy. Except I dont really like the stuff. Love the tax deals, though.
ParticipantWe should be nearing a top in gold. Wait. Dont know about $750 though. Glad I kept 20%. But I have a hefty stake in KGC,SLW and HMY. So I guess I’m almost a gold buy. Except I dont really like the stuff. Love the tax deals, though.
ParticipantWe should be nearing a top in gold. Wait. Dont know about $750 though. Glad I kept 20%. But I have a hefty stake in KGC,SLW and HMY. So I guess I’m almost a gold buy. Except I dont really like the stuff. Love the tax deals, though.
ParticipantWe should be nearing a top in gold. Wait. Dont know about $750 though. Glad I kept 20%. But I have a hefty stake in KGC,SLW and HMY. So I guess I’m almost a gold buy. Except I dont really like the stuff. Love the tax deals, though.
December 17, 2008 at 12:32 PM in reply to: Help – Rents in UTC / Mira Mesa areas: where are they headed? #317021ParticipantRents tend to be pretty sticky. That’s why they appeal to investors and they’re the last thing to drop in the market. The two things that can hurt them are substitution and net migration out of the area. Substituion being that more people share a given unit. Net negative migration speaks for itself. If CA persists in being substantially above the country in unemployment, I think we’ll see migration out start to ramp up. Substitution is tougher to track. But looking at “For Rent” signs and other such market indicators can give you an idea of where it’s heading. Compensating for seasonal trends is also advisable.
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