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ParticipantA drastic and realistic free market approach with respect to house prices reverting to year 2000-2002, in nominal terms, ought to be a no brainer (back to fundamentals). Now, that should be fine based on the free market concept (the capitalist side of the equation and market cycles). However, the state and political budgets ought to revert to 2000-2002 levels based on the same, free market concept (the other capitalist side of the equation – which is stalled by the politicians who are yelling “capitalism” but act as true socialists).
No matter what approach, the economic equiation has to balance. The real question is do we prop the numbers up let them come down.
It’s hard to deal with why McCain/GOP/Republicans are pushing this direction. They would have more credibility if they would revert back to what they stood for back in the days.
Ahrrrrr…..
ParticipantA drastic and realistic free market approach with respect to house prices reverting to year 2000-2002, in nominal terms, ought to be a no brainer (back to fundamentals). Now, that should be fine based on the free market concept (the capitalist side of the equation and market cycles). However, the state and political budgets ought to revert to 2000-2002 levels based on the same, free market concept (the other capitalist side of the equation – which is stalled by the politicians who are yelling “capitalism” but act as true socialists).
No matter what approach, the economic equiation has to balance. The real question is do we prop the numbers up let them come down.
It’s hard to deal with why McCain/GOP/Republicans are pushing this direction. They would have more credibility if they would revert back to what they stood for back in the days.
Ahrrrrr…..
ParticipantA drastic and realistic free market approach with respect to house prices reverting to year 2000-2002, in nominal terms, ought to be a no brainer (back to fundamentals). Now, that should be fine based on the free market concept (the capitalist side of the equation and market cycles). However, the state and political budgets ought to revert to 2000-2002 levels based on the same, free market concept (the other capitalist side of the equation – which is stalled by the politicians who are yelling “capitalism” but act as true socialists).
No matter what approach, the economic equiation has to balance. The real question is do we prop the numbers up let them come down.
It’s hard to deal with why McCain/GOP/Republicans are pushing this direction. They would have more credibility if they would revert back to what they stood for back in the days.
Ahrrrrr…..
October 29, 2008 at 3:21 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa woman chained to her house – to avoid foreclosure #294861ParticipantThe more details I see the sicker I get.
Who in the right mind would ask this RE looser for advice with respect to foreclosure?
I tend to believe now that the $300K lost in a business venture is nothing else than investing in more in housing speculation (I’m curious if there is a way to find out if her name is on other RE around town or other states).
I’d like to think that people out there are getting smarter/wiser with all these financial/economic problems. I woud think NOBODY will ask this RE looser for advice, yet Paris Hilton’s theory holds true (any kind of publicity will do…). Hence, I won’t hold my breath if she starts making money with her RE foreclosure business.
The more I contemplate this sickening act, I realize that the amount of true analytic folk, like the piggs, is indeed a fine minority in this country.
October 29, 2008 at 3:21 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa woman chained to her house – to avoid foreclosure #295195ParticipantThe more details I see the sicker I get.
Who in the right mind would ask this RE looser for advice with respect to foreclosure?
I tend to believe now that the $300K lost in a business venture is nothing else than investing in more in housing speculation (I’m curious if there is a way to find out if her name is on other RE around town or other states).
I’d like to think that people out there are getting smarter/wiser with all these financial/economic problems. I woud think NOBODY will ask this RE looser for advice, yet Paris Hilton’s theory holds true (any kind of publicity will do…). Hence, I won’t hold my breath if she starts making money with her RE foreclosure business.
The more I contemplate this sickening act, I realize that the amount of true analytic folk, like the piggs, is indeed a fine minority in this country.
October 29, 2008 at 3:21 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa woman chained to her house – to avoid foreclosure #295218ParticipantThe more details I see the sicker I get.
Who in the right mind would ask this RE looser for advice with respect to foreclosure?
I tend to believe now that the $300K lost in a business venture is nothing else than investing in more in housing speculation (I’m curious if there is a way to find out if her name is on other RE around town or other states).
I’d like to think that people out there are getting smarter/wiser with all these financial/economic problems. I woud think NOBODY will ask this RE looser for advice, yet Paris Hilton’s theory holds true (any kind of publicity will do…). Hence, I won’t hold my breath if she starts making money with her RE foreclosure business.
The more I contemplate this sickening act, I realize that the amount of true analytic folk, like the piggs, is indeed a fine minority in this country.
October 29, 2008 at 3:21 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa woman chained to her house – to avoid foreclosure #295231ParticipantThe more details I see the sicker I get.
Who in the right mind would ask this RE looser for advice with respect to foreclosure?
I tend to believe now that the $300K lost in a business venture is nothing else than investing in more in housing speculation (I’m curious if there is a way to find out if her name is on other RE around town or other states).
I’d like to think that people out there are getting smarter/wiser with all these financial/economic problems. I woud think NOBODY will ask this RE looser for advice, yet Paris Hilton’s theory holds true (any kind of publicity will do…). Hence, I won’t hold my breath if she starts making money with her RE foreclosure business.
The more I contemplate this sickening act, I realize that the amount of true analytic folk, like the piggs, is indeed a fine minority in this country.
October 29, 2008 at 3:21 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa woman chained to her house – to avoid foreclosure #295269ParticipantThe more details I see the sicker I get.
Who in the right mind would ask this RE looser for advice with respect to foreclosure?
I tend to believe now that the $300K lost in a business venture is nothing else than investing in more in housing speculation (I’m curious if there is a way to find out if her name is on other RE around town or other states).
I’d like to think that people out there are getting smarter/wiser with all these financial/economic problems. I woud think NOBODY will ask this RE looser for advice, yet Paris Hilton’s theory holds true (any kind of publicity will do…). Hence, I won’t hold my breath if she starts making money with her RE foreclosure business.
The more I contemplate this sickening act, I realize that the amount of true analytic folk, like the piggs, is indeed a fine minority in this country.
ParticipantCount me in.
BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.
RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.
Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese 🙂
ParticipantCount me in.
BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.
RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.
Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese 🙂
ParticipantCount me in.
BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.
RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.
Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese 🙂
ParticipantCount me in.
BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.
RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.
Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese 🙂
ParticipantCount me in.
BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.
RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.
Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese 🙂
October 23, 2008 at 8:16 AM in reply to: In the Beginning was the word, and the word is GOLD! #291456ParticipantRoubini stated in his CNBC interview that comodities (Gold included) will drop by another 20% (short term). I would stay in cash until that time…..
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