[schizo2buyORnot]

Nationwide the inventory rose 10.5. YOY inventory in San Diego is down 0.8%. So. Cal. has historically led the rest of the nation through the various stages of a housing cycle both up and down. While SD RE inventory is now at a YOY flat level the rest of the US is still higher. All real estate is local . . . . What this portends for the near to intermediate future remains to be seen (read: I am not calling a bottom just pointing out that inventories have stopped expanding in the SD RE market . . . spare me the specious blather re “must sell” or “phantom” inventory. The simple fact is that there are fewer homes for sale on the MLS in SD than there were at this time last year).

http://www.housingtracker.net/askingprices/California/SanDiego-Carlsbad-SanMarcos/

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

Nationwide the inventory rose 10.5. YOY inventory in San Diego is down 0.8%. So. Cal. has historically led the rest of the nation through the various stages of a housing cycle both up and down. While SD RE inventory is now at a YOY flat level the rest of the US is still higher. All real estate is local . . . . What this portends for the near to intermediate future remains to be seen (read: I am not calling a bottom just pointing out that inventories have stopped expanding in the SD RE market . . . spare me the specious blather re “must sell” or “phantom” inventory. The simple fact is that there are fewer homes for sale on the MLS in SD than there were at this time last year).

http://www.housingtracker.net/askingprices/California/SanDiego-Carlsbad-SanMarcos/

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

Nationwide the inventory rose 10.5. YOY inventory in San Diego is down 0.8%. So. Cal. has historically led the rest of the nation through the various stages of a housing cycle both up and down. While SD RE inventory is now at a YOY flat level the rest of the US is still higher. All real estate is local . . . . What this portends for the near to intermediate future remains to be seen (read: I am not calling a bottom just pointing out that inventories have stopped expanding in the SD RE market . . . spare me the specious blather re “must sell” or “phantom” inventory. The simple fact is that there are fewer homes for sale on the MLS in SD than there were at this time last year).

http://www.housingtracker.net/askingprices/California/SanDiego-Carlsbad-SanMarcos/

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

Nationwide the inventory rose 10.5. YOY inventory in San Diego is down 0.8%. So. Cal. has historically led the rest of the nation through the various stages of a housing cycle both up and down. While SD RE inventory is now at a YOY flat level the rest of the US is still higher. All real estate is local . . . . What this portends for the near to intermediate future remains to be seen (read: I am not calling a bottom just pointing out that inventories have stopped expanding in the SD RE market . . . spare me the specious blather re “must sell” or “phantom” inventory. The simple fact is that there are fewer homes for sale on the MLS in SD than there were at this time last year).

http://www.housingtracker.net/askingprices/California/SanDiego-Carlsbad-SanMarcos/

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

Nationwide the inventory rose 10.5. YOY inventory in San Diego is down 0.8%. So. Cal. has historically led the rest of the nation through the various stages of a housing cycle both up and down. While SD RE inventory is now at a YOY flat level the rest of the US is still higher. All real estate is local . . . . What this portends for the near to intermediate future remains to be seen (read: I am not calling a bottom just pointing out that inventories have stopped expanding in the SD RE market . . . spare me the specious blather re “must sell” or “phantom” inventory. The simple fact is that there are fewer homes for sale on the MLS in SD than there were at this time last year).

http://www.housingtracker.net/askingprices/California/SanDiego-Carlsbad-SanMarcos/

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

SD Realtor,

We both obviously concur that the inventory numbers “bear watching” for those who have an interest in buying at some point in the future.

I also agree that this subtle shift in one of many important factors does not portend a bottom . . . just that it is a current hard fact that should be given its appropriate weight when sifting all of the “tea leaves” that must be read if one is to be able to divine the future of an equity market. When a bottom to the SD RE market occurs at some point in the future it will first be preceded by steadily shrinking inventory. This yoy 0.8% drop in inventory certainly does not equate to “steadily shrinking” but it does mean that inventories are no longer expanding as they have for the last 12-18 months.

Again . . . I gain great insight from bringing facts such as the inventory numbers and throwing it out to the Pigs for feedback and reasoned analysis. I have also learned that along with the reasoned analysis such as yours one has to put up with much hot air spewed by others. As they say . . . sometimes “you have to wade through a lot of $hit to get to the pony.”

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

SD Realtor,

We both obviously concur that the inventory numbers “bear watching” for those who have an interest in buying at some point in the future.

I also agree that this subtle shift in one of many important factors does not portend a bottom . . . just that it is a current hard fact that should be given its appropriate weight when sifting all of the “tea leaves” that must be read if one is to be able to divine the future of an equity market. When a bottom to the SD RE market occurs at some point in the future it will first be preceded by steadily shrinking inventory. This yoy 0.8% drop in inventory certainly does not equate to “steadily shrinking” but it does mean that inventories are no longer expanding as they have for the last 12-18 months.

Again . . . I gain great insight from bringing facts such as the inventory numbers and throwing it out to the Pigs for feedback and reasoned analysis. I have also learned that along with the reasoned analysis such as yours one has to put up with much hot air spewed by others. As they say . . . sometimes “you have to wade through a lot of $hit to get to the pony.”

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

SD Realtor,

We both obviously concur that the inventory numbers “bear watching” for those who have an interest in buying at some point in the future.

I also agree that this subtle shift in one of many important factors does not portend a bottom . . . just that it is a current hard fact that should be given its appropriate weight when sifting all of the “tea leaves” that must be read if one is to be able to divine the future of an equity market. When a bottom to the SD RE market occurs at some point in the future it will first be preceded by steadily shrinking inventory. This yoy 0.8% drop in inventory certainly does not equate to “steadily shrinking” but it does mean that inventories are no longer expanding as they have for the last 12-18 months.

Again . . . I gain great insight from bringing facts such as the inventory numbers and throwing it out to the Pigs for feedback and reasoned analysis. I have also learned that along with the reasoned analysis such as yours one has to put up with much hot air spewed by others. As they say . . . sometimes “you have to wade through a lot of $hit to get to the pony.”

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

SD Realtor,

We both obviously concur that the inventory numbers “bear watching” for those who have an interest in buying at some point in the future.

I also agree that this subtle shift in one of many important factors does not portend a bottom . . . just that it is a current hard fact that should be given its appropriate weight when sifting all of the “tea leaves” that must be read if one is to be able to divine the future of an equity market. When a bottom to the SD RE market occurs at some point in the future it will first be preceded by steadily shrinking inventory. This yoy 0.8% drop in inventory certainly does not equate to “steadily shrinking” but it does mean that inventories are no longer expanding as they have for the last 12-18 months.

Again . . . I gain great insight from bringing facts such as the inventory numbers and throwing it out to the Pigs for feedback and reasoned analysis. I have also learned that along with the reasoned analysis such as yours one has to put up with much hot air spewed by others. As they say . . . sometimes “you have to wade through a lot of $hit to get to the pony.”

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

SD Realtor,

We both obviously concur that the inventory numbers “bear watching” for those who have an interest in buying at some point in the future.

I also agree that this subtle shift in one of many important factors does not portend a bottom . . . just that it is a current hard fact that should be given its appropriate weight when sifting all of the “tea leaves” that must be read if one is to be able to divine the future of an equity market. When a bottom to the SD RE market occurs at some point in the future it will first be preceded by steadily shrinking inventory. This yoy 0.8% drop in inventory certainly does not equate to “steadily shrinking” but it does mean that inventories are no longer expanding as they have for the last 12-18 months.

Again . . . I gain great insight from bringing facts such as the inventory numbers and throwing it out to the Pigs for feedback and reasoned analysis. I have also learned that along with the reasoned analysis such as yours one has to put up with much hot air spewed by others. As they say . . . sometimes “you have to wade through a lot of $hit to get to the pony.”

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

(Sarcasm on) Na na na na na naaaah . . . I made more money than you Ex-SD and then I bought gold and oil futures 24 months back and quadupled that. So shut your pie hole. (Sarcasm off).

You sound like such an infantile ignoramous to come on to an Internet blog with an alias and proudly proclaim what an investment genius you are. Bring facts not braggadocio BS. For all we know you are a street sweeper who collects cans from trash bins and uses the change for a token at the local Internet cafe to post here from time to time. So hilarious to see you continue to tout what an investment genius you are.

OK everyone go get one or your gold stars from you Kindergarten scrapbook so we can collectively pin it on Ex-SD’s forhead so he can feel validated as the great investment genius he claims to be.

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

(Sarcasm on) Na na na na na naaaah . . . I made more money than you Ex-SD and then I bought gold and oil futures 24 months back and quadupled that. So shut your pie hole. (Sarcasm off).

You sound like such an infantile ignoramous to come on to an Internet blog with an alias and proudly proclaim what an investment genius you are. Bring facts not braggadocio BS. For all we know you are a street sweeper who collects cans from trash bins and uses the change for a token at the local Internet cafe to post here from time to time. So hilarious to see you continue to tout what an investment genius you are.

OK everyone go get one or your gold stars from you Kindergarten scrapbook so we can collectively pin it on Ex-SD’s forhead so he can feel validated as the great investment genius he claims to be.

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

(Sarcasm on) Na na na na na naaaah . . . I made more money than you Ex-SD and then I bought gold and oil futures 24 months back and quadupled that. So shut your pie hole. (Sarcasm off).

You sound like such an infantile ignoramous to come on to an Internet blog with an alias and proudly proclaim what an investment genius you are. Bring facts not braggadocio BS. For all we know you are a street sweeper who collects cans from trash bins and uses the change for a token at the local Internet cafe to post here from time to time. So hilarious to see you continue to tout what an investment genius you are.

OK everyone go get one or your gold stars from you Kindergarten scrapbook so we can collectively pin it on Ex-SD’s forhead so he can feel validated as the great investment genius he claims to be.

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

(Sarcasm on) Na na na na na naaaah . . . I made more money than you Ex-SD and then I bought gold and oil futures 24 months back and quadupled that. So shut your pie hole. (Sarcasm off).

You sound like such an infantile ignoramous to come on to an Internet blog with an alias and proudly proclaim what an investment genius you are. Bring facts not braggadocio BS. For all we know you are a street sweeper who collects cans from trash bins and uses the change for a token at the local Internet cafe to post here from time to time. So hilarious to see you continue to tout what an investment genius you are.

OK everyone go get one or your gold stars from you Kindergarten scrapbook so we can collectively pin it on Ex-SD’s forhead so he can feel validated as the great investment genius he claims to be.

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

[schizo2buyORnot]

(Sarcasm on) Na na na na na naaaah . . . I made more money than you Ex-SD and then I bought gold and oil futures 24 months back and quadupled that. So shut your pie hole. (Sarcasm off).

You sound like such an infantile ignoramous to come on to an Internet blog with an alias and proudly proclaim what an investment genius you are. Bring facts not braggadocio BS. For all we know you are a street sweeper who collects cans from trash bins and uses the change for a token at the local Internet cafe to post here from time to time. So hilarious to see you continue to tout what an investment genius you are.

OK everyone go get one or your gold stars from you Kindergarten scrapbook so we can collectively pin it on Ex-SD’s forhead so he can feel validated as the great investment genius he claims to be.

In search of a crystal ball . . . .

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