[sdappraiser]

“I can see the occasional political reference, but I see no need to keep a thread going for 7 pages and two months about how Christianity is the root of all evil, or any other religion for that matter.”

I suppose 7 page threads about how realtors are the root of all evil are fair game.

You are all a bunch of cry babies. So there.

[sdappraiser]

LAME

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LAME

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Your craigslist search is most likely a seasonal event. College is out this month and the 1 bedroom renters are vacating for the summer, happens every year. I see no indication that rents are coming down (fast) in any of the markets I’ve analyzed lately.

[sdappraiser]

Your craigslist search is most likely a seasonal event. College is out this month and the 1 bedroom renters are vacating for the summer, happens every year. I see no indication that rents are coming down (fast) in any of the markets I’ve analyzed lately.

[sdappraiser]

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=SDS&t=1y

Having fun yet?

[sdappraiser]

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=SDS&t=1y

Having fun yet?

[sdappraiser]

JG has proudly been in double inverse funds since March.. at which point I believe he posted he was already down 8% from the switch out of gold? Care to share what the YTD damage is? Must have been a rough few months.. nice to be right for a day or two. Off the PB&J for a day?

[sdappraiser]

JG has proudly been in double inverse funds since March.. at which point I believe he posted he was already down 8% from the switch out of gold? Care to share what the YTD damage is? Must have been a rough few months.. nice to be right for a day or two. Off the PB&J for a day?

[sdappraiser]

Actually, I was hoping you would stop spamming your blog here so much. It’s pretty blatant.

[sdappraiser]

Actually, I was hoping you would stop spamming your blog here so much. It’s pretty blatant.

[sdappraiser]

IMO the doomsday scenarios some of you are wishing for won’t happen. What most of you fail to analyze or consider is the average person’s PERCEPTION of price levels.

The average cost of gasoline in April 2003 was around $1.67 per gallon.

http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/04/06/gas.survey/

What’s it today, $3.30 plus or minus? Does the average person yearn for $1.67 gas again? Probably, but if it dropped just below $3 I reckon the average person would PERCEIVE the price had dropped so much they are now getting a good deal. I bet that would register as an increase in consumer confidence and a PERCEIVED increase in disposable income.

Sure the fundamentals have to correct… sure prices must come down to make sense.. but they will not go down to the levels some of you predict because human nature will not allow it. 2002 levels is my guess – that is when things last appeared to be in a general state of balance.

There are some smart people around here, but most of you are blinded by over-analysis and a lack of real world contact with the AVERAGE person. Many of you have expressed your amazement at how friends/family refuse to listen to your spiels. Instead of pounding them with facts and figures, next time take a few minutes to talk to them about their expectations and how they perceive whats going on.

I know there are holes in this theory, and I don’t have the time or inclination to argue it.. but I really believe there is some basis here.

I would like to hear what Bugs and the realtors think about this, since they are out in the field talking to the average person.

[sdappraiser]

IMO the doomsday scenarios some of you are wishing for won’t happen. What most of you fail to analyze or consider is the average person’s PERCEPTION of price levels.

The average cost of gasoline in April 2003 was around $1.67 per gallon.

http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/04/06/gas.survey/

What’s it today, $3.30 plus or minus? Does the average person yearn for $1.67 gas again? Probably, but if it dropped just below $3 I reckon the average person would PERCEIVE the price had dropped so much they are now getting a good deal. I bet that would register as an increase in consumer confidence and a PERCEIVED increase in disposable income.

Sure the fundamentals have to correct… sure prices must come down to make sense.. but they will not go down to the levels some of you predict because human nature will not allow it. 2002 levels is my guess – that is when things last appeared to be in a general state of balance.

There are some smart people around here, but most of you are blinded by over-analysis and a lack of real world contact with the AVERAGE person. Many of you have expressed your amazement at how friends/family refuse to listen to your spiels. Instead of pounding them with facts and figures, next time take a few minutes to talk to them about their expectations and how they perceive whats going on.

I know there are holes in this theory, and I don’t have the time or inclination to argue it.. but I really believe there is some basis here.

I would like to hear what Bugs and the realtors think about this, since they are out in the field talking to the average person.

[sdappraiser]

No anger here, just think its low to make fun of something like this. Do you know anyone who has passed lately? Lets all have some fun and laugh at your expense.

[sdappraiser]

No anger here, just think its low to make fun of something like this. Do you know anyone who has passed lately? Lets all have some fun and laugh at your expense.

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