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Participant[quote=sdrealtor] … yes real estate is dying hard but it is starting to find some support under its legs. [/quote]
When I said “dying hard” I meant that it is tough to kill. Recent sales activity. You calling for a bump up this Spring. It’s trying hard not to collapse further.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor] … yes real estate is dying hard but it is starting to find some support under its legs. [/quote]
When I said “dying hard” I meant that it is tough to kill. Recent sales activity. You calling for a bump up this Spring. It’s trying hard not to collapse further.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor] … yes real estate is dying hard but it is starting to find some support under its legs. [/quote]
When I said “dying hard” I meant that it is tough to kill. Recent sales activity. You calling for a bump up this Spring. It’s trying hard not to collapse further.
Participant[quote=Colombo]Well not timing wise, but wtf. She was a lot more right than everyone else telling her she was wrong.[/quote]
Timing is everything. What if she had options that expired in Spring ’07 ? Then “sorta wrong” is “really wrong.”
Bad timing is only redeemed by holding onto those shorts when the first prediction proves bad.
The question is – did she hang on to those shorts for the extra 18 months? I’d bet she did. She was stubborn enough to.
Participant[quote=Colombo]Well not timing wise, but wtf. She was a lot more right than everyone else telling her she was wrong.[/quote]
Timing is everything. What if she had options that expired in Spring ’07 ? Then “sorta wrong” is “really wrong.”
Bad timing is only redeemed by holding onto those shorts when the first prediction proves bad.
The question is – did she hang on to those shorts for the extra 18 months? I’d bet she did. She was stubborn enough to.
Participant[quote=Colombo]Well not timing wise, but wtf. She was a lot more right than everyone else telling her she was wrong.[/quote]
Timing is everything. What if she had options that expired in Spring ’07 ? Then “sorta wrong” is “really wrong.”
Bad timing is only redeemed by holding onto those shorts when the first prediction proves bad.
The question is – did she hang on to those shorts for the extra 18 months? I’d bet she did. She was stubborn enough to.
Participant[quote=Colombo]Well not timing wise, but wtf. She was a lot more right than everyone else telling her she was wrong.[/quote]
Timing is everything. What if she had options that expired in Spring ’07 ? Then “sorta wrong” is “really wrong.”
Bad timing is only redeemed by holding onto those shorts when the first prediction proves bad.
The question is – did she hang on to those shorts for the extra 18 months? I’d bet she did. She was stubborn enough to.
Participant[quote=Colombo]Well not timing wise, but wtf. She was a lot more right than everyone else telling her she was wrong.[/quote]
Timing is everything. What if she had options that expired in Spring ’07 ? Then “sorta wrong” is “really wrong.”
Bad timing is only redeemed by holding onto those shorts when the first prediction proves bad.
The question is – did she hang on to those shorts for the extra 18 months? I’d bet she did. She was stubborn enough to.
ParticipantI thought econ prof meant they were ***really*** good models. Perhaps, even, super-models …
ParticipantI thought econ prof meant they were ***really*** good models. Perhaps, even, super-models …
ParticipantI thought econ prof meant they were ***really*** good models. Perhaps, even, super-models …
ParticipantI thought econ prof meant they were ***really*** good models. Perhaps, even, super-models …
ParticipantI thought econ prof meant they were ***really*** good models. Perhaps, even, super-models …
Participant[quote=Mark Holmes]…but anyone ignoring the macro-economic trends is just burying their head in the sand.[/quote]
I know, I know. My head spins every time I look at the economic indicators and the San Diego sales figures at the same time. They just don’t make sense. It’s nuts.
Sales are up over last year 4 months in a row. Orange County is seeing the same thing. There’s no denying there’s life in this housing market.
The timing of this whole mess is fascinating and very complex.
Maybe the Spring bounce sdr is expecting is happening now and the macro situation will take hold on the San Diego housing market before Spring. Maybe it won’t take hold until Fall. Who knows.
I’m just glad I’m not needing to buy for 5 years so I don’t really have to worry about the near-term timing. We decided to do my add-on in Clairemont and are under construction now. I’ll just do it on the cheap and sit tight.
Great thread.
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