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The-Shoveler
ParticipantWow it is hard enough to hold an index fund through the up’s and downs since then.
Good on them.
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ParticipantWow!!!
This is a big deal, 5G — Intel out QCOM in
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ParticipantGetting the Apple issues over with is a big plus, should be good for SD as well.
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ParticipantSeems they think rates will be lower in 1 year.
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ParticipantLOL I don’t think I can afford it, maybe I am not ready for retirement,
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ParticipantLOL Thanks flu, sorry I should have been more clear,
My wife will not let me “have” a metal-detector.
Too many honey do’s won’t get done LOL.
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Participant[quote=flu] I don’t want to just sit on my ass on day or waste all my time working on my cars…. [/quote]
My wife refuses to let me get a metal detector so I can search for treasure on the beach, I guess I will just keep working.
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ParticipantMy Taxes were about the same but my primary home Tax bill is fairly small so I may be a exception.
I have some vacant land that the property tax could not be deducted (hit SALT limit), but I understand that I will be able to write that off when I sell it.
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ParticipantIMO you are going out on a limb if you predict there will not be a recession.
Conventional wisdom say it is time (cycles etc..).
You have to be unconventional to say there will not be one IMO.The-Shoveler
ParticipantMeh, still say most of what is being reported as slow down is more weather related than anything else.
We will see I guess, About as many economists are saying economy is about to take off again and may be running too hot by 2020.
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ParticipantStill hard to find a New Frontier under 20K even though MSRP is under 20K.
Would be better if under 16K.
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ParticipantI have to go with gzz
We are no where near an over supply of housing like we had in 2008 after years of over building.
Note: And no, I am not saying I think we are going into a downturn.
Housing in previous recessions
It’s somewhat counter-intuitive, but recessions don’t necessarily mean bad things for the housing market. In fact, they usually don’t.
ATTOM Data Solutions, a leading real estate data provider,
looked at home prices during the five recessions since 1980 and found that only twice—in 1990 and 2008—did home prices come down during the recession,
and in 1990 it was by less than a percent. During the other three, prices actually went up.The-Shoveler
ParticipantI don’t want to get stuck in endless respond loop here.
I am just saying IMO selling with the intent of waiting several years (or a good length of time) for the next large housing price drop probably won’t work out as well as you may be planning.
And you may end up chasing the market higher.
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ParticipantI would also argue that SD Job prospects seem to keep expanding with apple and amazon etc… expanding in the area.
Sell and buy what you want maybe makes sense, sell and wait, risky IMO.
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