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  • October 3, 2008 at 11:53 AM in reply to: Why is Encinitas so expensive? #280095
    Running Bear
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    Anyone have the sales numbers? you have to have a descent amount of sales to start pressuring prices.

    October 3, 2008 at 11:53 AM in reply to: Why is Encinitas so expensive? #280367
    Running Bear
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    Anyone have the sales numbers? you have to have a descent amount of sales to start pressuring prices.

    October 3, 2008 at 11:53 AM in reply to: Why is Encinitas so expensive? #280373
    Running Bear
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    Anyone have the sales numbers? you have to have a descent amount of sales to start pressuring prices.

    October 3, 2008 at 11:53 AM in reply to: Why is Encinitas so expensive? #280414
    Running Bear
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    Anyone have the sales numbers? you have to have a descent amount of sales to start pressuring prices.

    October 3, 2008 at 11:53 AM in reply to: Why is Encinitas so expensive? #280427
    Running Bear
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    Anyone have the sales numbers? you have to have a descent amount of sales to start pressuring prices.

    September 29, 2008 at 5:09 PM in reply to: walking into the fire #277681
    Running Bear
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    I am sitting on my hands right now. I have some plays that are giving me a return but because of the extreme moves, I won’t risk my capital. There is just way too much panicked money out there that can put you on the wrong side of the trade too fast. Good luck to all of you. If I was going to play in this market in the next couple of days it would only be a day trade and I wouldn’t hold anything overnight.

    1 Rumor or announcement could reverse this market violently in either direction and crush your position. Preservation of capital is my motto right now.

    My2Cents

    September 29, 2008 at 5:09 PM in reply to: walking into the fire #277943
    Running Bear
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    I am sitting on my hands right now. I have some plays that are giving me a return but because of the extreme moves, I won’t risk my capital. There is just way too much panicked money out there that can put you on the wrong side of the trade too fast. Good luck to all of you. If I was going to play in this market in the next couple of days it would only be a day trade and I wouldn’t hold anything overnight.

    1 Rumor or announcement could reverse this market violently in either direction and crush your position. Preservation of capital is my motto right now.

    My2Cents

    September 29, 2008 at 5:09 PM in reply to: walking into the fire #277956
    Running Bear
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    I am sitting on my hands right now. I have some plays that are giving me a return but because of the extreme moves, I won’t risk my capital. There is just way too much panicked money out there that can put you on the wrong side of the trade too fast. Good luck to all of you. If I was going to play in this market in the next couple of days it would only be a day trade and I wouldn’t hold anything overnight.

    1 Rumor or announcement could reverse this market violently in either direction and crush your position. Preservation of capital is my motto right now.

    My2Cents

    September 29, 2008 at 5:09 PM in reply to: walking into the fire #277992
    Running Bear
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    I am sitting on my hands right now. I have some plays that are giving me a return but because of the extreme moves, I won’t risk my capital. There is just way too much panicked money out there that can put you on the wrong side of the trade too fast. Good luck to all of you. If I was going to play in this market in the next couple of days it would only be a day trade and I wouldn’t hold anything overnight.

    1 Rumor or announcement could reverse this market violently in either direction and crush your position. Preservation of capital is my motto right now.

    My2Cents

    September 29, 2008 at 5:09 PM in reply to: walking into the fire #278005
    Running Bear
    Participant

    I am sitting on my hands right now. I have some plays that are giving me a return but because of the extreme moves, I won’t risk my capital. There is just way too much panicked money out there that can put you on the wrong side of the trade too fast. Good luck to all of you. If I was going to play in this market in the next couple of days it would only be a day trade and I wouldn’t hold anything overnight.

    1 Rumor or announcement could reverse this market violently in either direction and crush your position. Preservation of capital is my motto right now.

    My2Cents

    September 26, 2008 at 4:39 AM in reply to: I can see the whites of their eyes #275841
    Running Bear
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    TG,

    I hope your decision pays off for you. I would just caution you that depending on the direction the economy heads and how bad it gets, tying up your cash in an illiquid asset might be the wrong choice. Right now as a renter you have the enviable position that depending on the local economy, you have the ability to leave if necessary. If you buy, you loose that freedom. Something to think about.

    My2Cents

    September 26, 2008 at 4:39 AM in reply to: I can see the whites of their eyes #276093
    Running Bear
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    TG,

    I hope your decision pays off for you. I would just caution you that depending on the direction the economy heads and how bad it gets, tying up your cash in an illiquid asset might be the wrong choice. Right now as a renter you have the enviable position that depending on the local economy, you have the ability to leave if necessary. If you buy, you loose that freedom. Something to think about.

    My2Cents

    September 26, 2008 at 4:39 AM in reply to: I can see the whites of their eyes #276095
    Running Bear
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    TG,

    I hope your decision pays off for you. I would just caution you that depending on the direction the economy heads and how bad it gets, tying up your cash in an illiquid asset might be the wrong choice. Right now as a renter you have the enviable position that depending on the local economy, you have the ability to leave if necessary. If you buy, you loose that freedom. Something to think about.

    My2Cents

    September 26, 2008 at 4:39 AM in reply to: I can see the whites of their eyes #276144
    Running Bear
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    TG,

    I hope your decision pays off for you. I would just caution you that depending on the direction the economy heads and how bad it gets, tying up your cash in an illiquid asset might be the wrong choice. Right now as a renter you have the enviable position that depending on the local economy, you have the ability to leave if necessary. If you buy, you loose that freedom. Something to think about.

    My2Cents

    September 26, 2008 at 4:39 AM in reply to: I can see the whites of their eyes #276160
    Running Bear
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    TG,

    I hope your decision pays off for you. I would just caution you that depending on the direction the economy heads and how bad it gets, tying up your cash in an illiquid asset might be the wrong choice. Right now as a renter you have the enviable position that depending on the local economy, you have the ability to leave if necessary. If you buy, you loose that freedom. Something to think about.

    My2Cents

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