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ParticipantHere’s that Japan thing again:
“I don’t think we seem to be recovering,” he continued. “There are more people unemployed all the time. … We’re doing everything wrong, we’re doing what we did in the Depression, we’re doing what the Japanese did in the 1990s, which is propping up bad investment”.
From the Ron Paul: Federal government ‘one giant toxic asset Thread
2007 plus 18 years = 2025
I’m gonna start making my offers based on declines through 2025.
ParticipantHere’s that Japan thing again:
“I don’t think we seem to be recovering,” he continued. “There are more people unemployed all the time. … We’re doing everything wrong, we’re doing what we did in the Depression, we’re doing what the Japanese did in the 1990s, which is propping up bad investment”.
From the Ron Paul: Federal government ‘one giant toxic asset Thread
2007 plus 18 years = 2025
I’m gonna start making my offers based on declines through 2025.
ParticipantHere’s that Japan thing again:
“I don’t think we seem to be recovering,” he continued. “There are more people unemployed all the time. … We’re doing everything wrong, we’re doing what we did in the Depression, we’re doing what the Japanese did in the 1990s, which is propping up bad investment”.
From the Ron Paul: Federal government ‘one giant toxic asset Thread
2007 plus 18 years = 2025
I’m gonna start making my offers based on declines through 2025.
ParticipantHere’s that Japan thing again:
“I don’t think we seem to be recovering,” he continued. “There are more people unemployed all the time. … We’re doing everything wrong, we’re doing what we did in the Depression, we’re doing what the Japanese did in the 1990s, which is propping up bad investment”.
From the Ron Paul: Federal government ‘one giant toxic asset Thread
2007 plus 18 years = 2025
I’m gonna start making my offers based on declines through 2025.
September 23, 2009 at 9:59 AM in reply to: Ron Paul: Federal government ‘one giant toxic asset’ #460550ParticipantThe university system in this country has become a money laundering conduit for nefarious entities like Goldman.
Wonder how many of those University of California $1,591,395 came from Goldman, JPM, etc. with the stipulation UC keeps this much and donates X ammount to Obama.
An ex-Goldman dude holds the Harvard purse strings. Harvard #3 on the list.
September 23, 2009 at 9:59 AM in reply to: Ron Paul: Federal government ‘one giant toxic asset’ #460743ParticipantThe university system in this country has become a money laundering conduit for nefarious entities like Goldman.
Wonder how many of those University of California $1,591,395 came from Goldman, JPM, etc. with the stipulation UC keeps this much and donates X ammount to Obama.
An ex-Goldman dude holds the Harvard purse strings. Harvard #3 on the list.
September 23, 2009 at 9:59 AM in reply to: Ron Paul: Federal government ‘one giant toxic asset’ #461084ParticipantThe university system in this country has become a money laundering conduit for nefarious entities like Goldman.
Wonder how many of those University of California $1,591,395 came from Goldman, JPM, etc. with the stipulation UC keeps this much and donates X ammount to Obama.
An ex-Goldman dude holds the Harvard purse strings. Harvard #3 on the list.
September 23, 2009 at 9:59 AM in reply to: Ron Paul: Federal government ‘one giant toxic asset’ #461155ParticipantThe university system in this country has become a money laundering conduit for nefarious entities like Goldman.
Wonder how many of those University of California $1,591,395 came from Goldman, JPM, etc. with the stipulation UC keeps this much and donates X ammount to Obama.
An ex-Goldman dude holds the Harvard purse strings. Harvard #3 on the list.
September 23, 2009 at 9:59 AM in reply to: Ron Paul: Federal government ‘one giant toxic asset’ #461359ParticipantThe university system in this country has become a money laundering conduit for nefarious entities like Goldman.
Wonder how many of those University of California $1,591,395 came from Goldman, JPM, etc. with the stipulation UC keeps this much and donates X ammount to Obama.
An ex-Goldman dude holds the Harvard purse strings. Harvard #3 on the list.
ParticipantHow can that be accurate, we have bidding wars for homes in SoCal? We have a whole new crowd of savvy RE investors outbidding each other preparing for the next big wave of RE appreciation.
Meanwhile…Japanese RE values reach bubble top @ Fall of 1989. 2009 still falling, but hope blooms eternal for RE bulls:
“It is the biggest decline in five years with average price falling 4.4% in the 12 months to the end of June and also marks the 18th consecutive annual decline, according to figures from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.” http://www.nuwireinvestor.com/articles/japan-real-estate-nowhere-to-go-but-up-53718.aspx
18 years of declines ouch!
Japan unemployment 5.7%
US unemployment 20%We’ll be fine right? Bid that REO up!!
ParticipantHow can that be accurate, we have bidding wars for homes in SoCal? We have a whole new crowd of savvy RE investors outbidding each other preparing for the next big wave of RE appreciation.
Meanwhile…Japanese RE values reach bubble top @ Fall of 1989. 2009 still falling, but hope blooms eternal for RE bulls:
“It is the biggest decline in five years with average price falling 4.4% in the 12 months to the end of June and also marks the 18th consecutive annual decline, according to figures from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.” http://www.nuwireinvestor.com/articles/japan-real-estate-nowhere-to-go-but-up-53718.aspx
18 years of declines ouch!
Japan unemployment 5.7%
US unemployment 20%We’ll be fine right? Bid that REO up!!
ParticipantHow can that be accurate, we have bidding wars for homes in SoCal? We have a whole new crowd of savvy RE investors outbidding each other preparing for the next big wave of RE appreciation.
Meanwhile…Japanese RE values reach bubble top @ Fall of 1989. 2009 still falling, but hope blooms eternal for RE bulls:
“It is the biggest decline in five years with average price falling 4.4% in the 12 months to the end of June and also marks the 18th consecutive annual decline, according to figures from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.” http://www.nuwireinvestor.com/articles/japan-real-estate-nowhere-to-go-but-up-53718.aspx
18 years of declines ouch!
Japan unemployment 5.7%
US unemployment 20%We’ll be fine right? Bid that REO up!!
ParticipantHow can that be accurate, we have bidding wars for homes in SoCal? We have a whole new crowd of savvy RE investors outbidding each other preparing for the next big wave of RE appreciation.
Meanwhile…Japanese RE values reach bubble top @ Fall of 1989. 2009 still falling, but hope blooms eternal for RE bulls:
“It is the biggest decline in five years with average price falling 4.4% in the 12 months to the end of June and also marks the 18th consecutive annual decline, according to figures from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.” http://www.nuwireinvestor.com/articles/japan-real-estate-nowhere-to-go-but-up-53718.aspx
18 years of declines ouch!
Japan unemployment 5.7%
US unemployment 20%We’ll be fine right? Bid that REO up!!
ParticipantHow can that be accurate, we have bidding wars for homes in SoCal? We have a whole new crowd of savvy RE investors outbidding each other preparing for the next big wave of RE appreciation.
Meanwhile…Japanese RE values reach bubble top @ Fall of 1989. 2009 still falling, but hope blooms eternal for RE bulls:
“It is the biggest decline in five years with average price falling 4.4% in the 12 months to the end of June and also marks the 18th consecutive annual decline, according to figures from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.” http://www.nuwireinvestor.com/articles/japan-real-estate-nowhere-to-go-but-up-53718.aspx
18 years of declines ouch!
Japan unemployment 5.7%
US unemployment 20%We’ll be fine right? Bid that REO up!!
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