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ParticipantDid you try a “Santa Barbara Case Schiller” search. Not sure if that market is broken out or not.
Check old archives in the Calculated Risk blog. Seems he plots a bunch of cali markets every now and then.
ParticipantDid you try a “Santa Barbara Case Schiller” search. Not sure if that market is broken out or not.
Check old archives in the Calculated Risk blog. Seems he plots a bunch of cali markets every now and then.
ParticipantDid you try a “Santa Barbara Case Schiller” search. Not sure if that market is broken out or not.
Check old archives in the Calculated Risk blog. Seems he plots a bunch of cali markets every now and then.
ParticipantI think that “one day” bit is the key to life right now. Shiff thinks soon. Mish says later.
We have massive debt defaults that Japan did not and in Japan, borrowed money was invested elsewhere. Now, few are borrowing at all to invest anywhere. Same effect, no ? The Fed is practically begging people to borrow and spend and they aren’t doing it.
I’m thinking it’ll take 3 years or so but wouldn’t be terribly surprised if it takes 5.
When do you think that might happen, CBW ?
ParticipantI think that “one day” bit is the key to life right now. Shiff thinks soon. Mish says later.
We have massive debt defaults that Japan did not and in Japan, borrowed money was invested elsewhere. Now, few are borrowing at all to invest anywhere. Same effect, no ? The Fed is practically begging people to borrow and spend and they aren’t doing it.
I’m thinking it’ll take 3 years or so but wouldn’t be terribly surprised if it takes 5.
When do you think that might happen, CBW ?
ParticipantI think that “one day” bit is the key to life right now. Shiff thinks soon. Mish says later.
We have massive debt defaults that Japan did not and in Japan, borrowed money was invested elsewhere. Now, few are borrowing at all to invest anywhere. Same effect, no ? The Fed is practically begging people to borrow and spend and they aren’t doing it.
I’m thinking it’ll take 3 years or so but wouldn’t be terribly surprised if it takes 5.
When do you think that might happen, CBW ?
ParticipantI think that “one day” bit is the key to life right now. Shiff thinks soon. Mish says later.
We have massive debt defaults that Japan did not and in Japan, borrowed money was invested elsewhere. Now, few are borrowing at all to invest anywhere. Same effect, no ? The Fed is practically begging people to borrow and spend and they aren’t doing it.
I’m thinking it’ll take 3 years or so but wouldn’t be terribly surprised if it takes 5.
When do you think that might happen, CBW ?
ParticipantI think that “one day” bit is the key to life right now. Shiff thinks soon. Mish says later.
We have massive debt defaults that Japan did not and in Japan, borrowed money was invested elsewhere. Now, few are borrowing at all to invest anywhere. Same effect, no ? The Fed is practically begging people to borrow and spend and they aren’t doing it.
I’m thinking it’ll take 3 years or so but wouldn’t be terribly surprised if it takes 5.
When do you think that might happen, CBW ?
Participant[quote=carlsbadworker]The economy will recover one day or another. I believe at least we agree on that, right?
[/quote]One day, I guess.
What is it about “Japan had 0% rates and still lost a decade” that people don’t understand ?
Participant[quote=carlsbadworker]The economy will recover one day or another. I believe at least we agree on that, right?
[/quote]One day, I guess.
What is it about “Japan had 0% rates and still lost a decade” that people don’t understand ?
Participant[quote=carlsbadworker]The economy will recover one day or another. I believe at least we agree on that, right?
[/quote]One day, I guess.
What is it about “Japan had 0% rates and still lost a decade” that people don’t understand ?
Participant[quote=carlsbadworker]The economy will recover one day or another. I believe at least we agree on that, right?
[/quote]One day, I guess.
What is it about “Japan had 0% rates and still lost a decade” that people don’t understand ?
Participant[quote=carlsbadworker]The economy will recover one day or another. I believe at least we agree on that, right?
[/quote]One day, I guess.
What is it about “Japan had 0% rates and still lost a decade” that people don’t understand ?
ParticipantFLU – good info. No interest in a turbo. Agree there. More interested in something that’ll last with decent styling – not real sporty, just psuedo-sporty, if you know what I mean. Are all WRX turbocharged ? Didn’t know that. No opposition to FWD. Acura is an interesting direction. I’ll check into some of those.
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