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March 16, 2008 at 4:28 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #171007March 16, 2008 at 4:28 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #171340
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ParticipantDepends on whether or not the fed backstopped their liabilities. JPM might just have bought a bear stearns call option for $2.
That said, what’s the over/under on the market tomorrow. I’ll throw my hat in the ring at Dow Down 400 with a trading halt triggered sometime during the day.
Stan
March 16, 2008 at 4:28 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #171344ParticipantDepends on whether or not the fed backstopped their liabilities. JPM might just have bought a bear stearns call option for $2.
That said, what’s the over/under on the market tomorrow. I’ll throw my hat in the ring at Dow Down 400 with a trading halt triggered sometime during the day.
Stan
March 16, 2008 at 4:28 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #171363ParticipantDepends on whether or not the fed backstopped their liabilities. JPM might just have bought a bear stearns call option for $2.
That said, what’s the over/under on the market tomorrow. I’ll throw my hat in the ring at Dow Down 400 with a trading halt triggered sometime during the day.
Stan
March 16, 2008 at 4:28 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #171446ParticipantDepends on whether or not the fed backstopped their liabilities. JPM might just have bought a bear stearns call option for $2.
That said, what’s the over/under on the market tomorrow. I’ll throw my hat in the ring at Dow Down 400 with a trading halt triggered sometime during the day.
Stan
ParticipantI’ll give my less bearish view than most here. I think that house should be 450K…I think we have another 20% to go.
Put your flak jacket on tomorrow, though…it’s going to be a wild ride.
Stan
ParticipantI’ll give my less bearish view than most here. I think that house should be 450K…I think we have another 20% to go.
Put your flak jacket on tomorrow, though…it’s going to be a wild ride.
Stan
ParticipantI’ll give my less bearish view than most here. I think that house should be 450K…I think we have another 20% to go.
Put your flak jacket on tomorrow, though…it’s going to be a wild ride.
Stan
ParticipantI’ll give my less bearish view than most here. I think that house should be 450K…I think we have another 20% to go.
Put your flak jacket on tomorrow, though…it’s going to be a wild ride.
Stan
ParticipantI’ll give my less bearish view than most here. I think that house should be 450K…I think we have another 20% to go.
Put your flak jacket on tomorrow, though…it’s going to be a wild ride.
Stan
March 16, 2008 at 2:59 PM in reply to: Anyone care to predict the future of the rental market? #170973ParticipantSearch the archives…Some say it will go up-foreclosures & vacancies = more renters, rent/housing price disparity narrows from both sides. Others say it will go down-tanking housing market puts more rentals on the market & recession gives people less money to pay rent with.
There’s no real consensus on how it will pan out.
My personal view is up, but I’m moving more and more toward the down side given the economic mess we are in-Bear Stearns has me jittery and Ben’s quiver is looking more and more devoid of arrows.
Stan
March 16, 2008 at 2:59 PM in reply to: Anyone care to predict the future of the rental market? #171306ParticipantSearch the archives…Some say it will go up-foreclosures & vacancies = more renters, rent/housing price disparity narrows from both sides. Others say it will go down-tanking housing market puts more rentals on the market & recession gives people less money to pay rent with.
There’s no real consensus on how it will pan out.
My personal view is up, but I’m moving more and more toward the down side given the economic mess we are in-Bear Stearns has me jittery and Ben’s quiver is looking more and more devoid of arrows.
Stan
March 16, 2008 at 2:59 PM in reply to: Anyone care to predict the future of the rental market? #171308ParticipantSearch the archives…Some say it will go up-foreclosures & vacancies = more renters, rent/housing price disparity narrows from both sides. Others say it will go down-tanking housing market puts more rentals on the market & recession gives people less money to pay rent with.
There’s no real consensus on how it will pan out.
My personal view is up, but I’m moving more and more toward the down side given the economic mess we are in-Bear Stearns has me jittery and Ben’s quiver is looking more and more devoid of arrows.
Stan
March 16, 2008 at 2:59 PM in reply to: Anyone care to predict the future of the rental market? #171329ParticipantSearch the archives…Some say it will go up-foreclosures & vacancies = more renters, rent/housing price disparity narrows from both sides. Others say it will go down-tanking housing market puts more rentals on the market & recession gives people less money to pay rent with.
There’s no real consensus on how it will pan out.
My personal view is up, but I’m moving more and more toward the down side given the economic mess we are in-Bear Stearns has me jittery and Ben’s quiver is looking more and more devoid of arrows.
Stan
March 16, 2008 at 2:59 PM in reply to: Anyone care to predict the future of the rental market? #171411ParticipantSearch the archives…Some say it will go up-foreclosures & vacancies = more renters, rent/housing price disparity narrows from both sides. Others say it will go down-tanking housing market puts more rentals on the market & recession gives people less money to pay rent with.
There’s no real consensus on how it will pan out.
My personal view is up, but I’m moving more and more toward the down side given the economic mess we are in-Bear Stearns has me jittery and Ben’s quiver is looking more and more devoid of arrows.
Stan
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