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ParticipantJust an interesting thought. Today I had a chance to visit Starbucks in the morning and Bucca di Beppo for dinner. Both places had commented on the fact that there was no one around. It looked like ghost town in Starbucks this morning and the restaurant was even spookier. Granted today is Monday, but I had never seen anything like it. My guess is we are going to really start seeing this consumer spending issue hit home. As the market continues its southward decent, the safe bet will be silver and gold. I urge all of you to research these type of commodities because there is plenty of upside potential here in the near future. My guess is silver has a greater upside potential on the percentage end of things IMHO.
ParticipantJust an interesting thought. Today I had a chance to visit Starbucks in the morning and Bucca di Beppo for dinner. Both places had commented on the fact that there was no one around. It looked like ghost town in Starbucks this morning and the restaurant was even spookier. Granted today is Monday, but I had never seen anything like it. My guess is we are going to really start seeing this consumer spending issue hit home. As the market continues its southward decent, the safe bet will be silver and gold. I urge all of you to research these type of commodities because there is plenty of upside potential here in the near future. My guess is silver has a greater upside potential on the percentage end of things IMHO.
ParticipantJust an interesting thought. Today I had a chance to visit Starbucks in the morning and Bucca di Beppo for dinner. Both places had commented on the fact that there was no one around. It looked like ghost town in Starbucks this morning and the restaurant was even spookier. Granted today is Monday, but I had never seen anything like it. My guess is we are going to really start seeing this consumer spending issue hit home. As the market continues its southward decent, the safe bet will be silver and gold. I urge all of you to research these type of commodities because there is plenty of upside potential here in the near future. My guess is silver has a greater upside potential on the percentage end of things IMHO.
ParticipantJust an interesting thought. Today I had a chance to visit Starbucks in the morning and Bucca di Beppo for dinner. Both places had commented on the fact that there was no one around. It looked like ghost town in Starbucks this morning and the restaurant was even spookier. Granted today is Monday, but I had never seen anything like it. My guess is we are going to really start seeing this consumer spending issue hit home. As the market continues its southward decent, the safe bet will be silver and gold. I urge all of you to research these type of commodities because there is plenty of upside potential here in the near future. My guess is silver has a greater upside potential on the percentage end of things IMHO.
ParticipantNot sure if you guys know who is behind these auctions, but it is one of the most corrupt auction firms in the business as far as I am concerned. They are the same auction company that sends out mass fliers every few months and holds land auctions to sell parcels, many parcels that are not buildable or accessible. I went to one of these auctions about 5 years ago and someone who had been doing business with them showed me a few secrets to the air bids they are so gifted at throwing out.
At one point they were picking up lots at tax auctions for $500 and selling the lots for $20K+. That sounds a bit unethical if you ask me (In the sense that most of these people had no clue what they were buying).
Hopefully this company has cleaned up their act a bit, but by the looks of their terms and conditions it doesn’t look that way. I would be suprised to see 20% of these condos closing escrow.
I’m no genius, but it doesn’t take one to figure out the simple system of “Price them right and they will sell!!!”
ParticipantNot sure if you guys know who is behind these auctions, but it is one of the most corrupt auction firms in the business as far as I am concerned. They are the same auction company that sends out mass fliers every few months and holds land auctions to sell parcels, many parcels that are not buildable or accessible. I went to one of these auctions about 5 years ago and someone who had been doing business with them showed me a few secrets to the air bids they are so gifted at throwing out.
At one point they were picking up lots at tax auctions for $500 and selling the lots for $20K+. That sounds a bit unethical if you ask me (In the sense that most of these people had no clue what they were buying).
Hopefully this company has cleaned up their act a bit, but by the looks of their terms and conditions it doesn’t look that way. I would be suprised to see 20% of these condos closing escrow.
I’m no genius, but it doesn’t take one to figure out the simple system of “Price them right and they will sell!!!”
ParticipantNot sure if you guys know who is behind these auctions, but it is one of the most corrupt auction firms in the business as far as I am concerned. They are the same auction company that sends out mass fliers every few months and holds land auctions to sell parcels, many parcels that are not buildable or accessible. I went to one of these auctions about 5 years ago and someone who had been doing business with them showed me a few secrets to the air bids they are so gifted at throwing out.
At one point they were picking up lots at tax auctions for $500 and selling the lots for $20K+. That sounds a bit unethical if you ask me (In the sense that most of these people had no clue what they were buying).
Hopefully this company has cleaned up their act a bit, but by the looks of their terms and conditions it doesn’t look that way. I would be suprised to see 20% of these condos closing escrow.
I’m no genius, but it doesn’t take one to figure out the simple system of “Price them right and they will sell!!!”
ParticipantNot sure if you guys know who is behind these auctions, but it is one of the most corrupt auction firms in the business as far as I am concerned. They are the same auction company that sends out mass fliers every few months and holds land auctions to sell parcels, many parcels that are not buildable or accessible. I went to one of these auctions about 5 years ago and someone who had been doing business with them showed me a few secrets to the air bids they are so gifted at throwing out.
At one point they were picking up lots at tax auctions for $500 and selling the lots for $20K+. That sounds a bit unethical if you ask me (In the sense that most of these people had no clue what they were buying).
Hopefully this company has cleaned up their act a bit, but by the looks of their terms and conditions it doesn’t look that way. I would be suprised to see 20% of these condos closing escrow.
I’m no genius, but it doesn’t take one to figure out the simple system of “Price them right and they will sell!!!”
ParticipantNot sure if you guys know who is behind these auctions, but it is one of the most corrupt auction firms in the business as far as I am concerned. They are the same auction company that sends out mass fliers every few months and holds land auctions to sell parcels, many parcels that are not buildable or accessible. I went to one of these auctions about 5 years ago and someone who had been doing business with them showed me a few secrets to the air bids they are so gifted at throwing out.
At one point they were picking up lots at tax auctions for $500 and selling the lots for $20K+. That sounds a bit unethical if you ask me (In the sense that most of these people had no clue what they were buying).
Hopefully this company has cleaned up their act a bit, but by the looks of their terms and conditions it doesn’t look that way. I would be suprised to see 20% of these condos closing escrow.
I’m no genius, but it doesn’t take one to figure out the simple system of “Price them right and they will sell!!!”
ParticipantGreenspan should sit back in his arm chair and keep quiet. He has a lot to do with this mess and likes to state the obvious. Any educated human would understand this p@@P is yet to hit the fan.
ParticipantGreenspan should sit back in his arm chair and keep quiet. He has a lot to do with this mess and likes to state the obvious. Any educated human would understand this p@@P is yet to hit the fan.
ParticipantGreenspan should sit back in his arm chair and keep quiet. He has a lot to do with this mess and likes to state the obvious. Any educated human would understand this p@@P is yet to hit the fan.
ParticipantGreenspan should sit back in his arm chair and keep quiet. He has a lot to do with this mess and likes to state the obvious. Any educated human would understand this p@@P is yet to hit the fan.
ParticipantGreenspan should sit back in his arm chair and keep quiet. He has a lot to do with this mess and likes to state the obvious. Any educated human would understand this p@@P is yet to hit the fan.
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