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ParticipantEveryone’s got to make their own decisions. I’m just glad I didn’t listen to the numerous morons on this site who were telling me to discontinue my dollar-cost averaging into the stock market when the DJIA was at 8000. What a disaster that would have been.
Piggs aren’t any smarter than any other group of morons on the Internet. They just think they are. Do whatever your research tells you to do PartyPup and don’t pay attention to the faux Internet Supertraders who populate this site.
ParticipantEveryone’s got to make their own decisions. I’m just glad I didn’t listen to the numerous morons on this site who were telling me to discontinue my dollar-cost averaging into the stock market when the DJIA was at 8000. What a disaster that would have been.
Piggs aren’t any smarter than any other group of morons on the Internet. They just think they are. Do whatever your research tells you to do PartyPup and don’t pay attention to the faux Internet Supertraders who populate this site.
ParticipantEveryone’s got to make their own decisions. I’m just glad I didn’t listen to the numerous morons on this site who were telling me to discontinue my dollar-cost averaging into the stock market when the DJIA was at 8000. What a disaster that would have been.
Piggs aren’t any smarter than any other group of morons on the Internet. They just think they are. Do whatever your research tells you to do PartyPup and don’t pay attention to the faux Internet Supertraders who populate this site.
ParticipantEveryone’s got to make their own decisions. I’m just glad I didn’t listen to the numerous morons on this site who were telling me to discontinue my dollar-cost averaging into the stock market when the DJIA was at 8000. What a disaster that would have been.
Piggs aren’t any smarter than any other group of morons on the Internet. They just think they are. Do whatever your research tells you to do PartyPup and don’t pay attention to the faux Internet Supertraders who populate this site.
Participant[quote=Raybyrnes]I have not seen the property but I was thinking that 2 bedroom HOUSES in PB are renting more in the range of 1650 to 2000.[/quote]
Searching craigslist for ‘Bella Pacific’ shows one 2 bedroom/2 bath that has dropped from $1675/month to $1650/month:
Good luck trying to rent a 2 bedroom in PB for $2000 in this economy.
Participant[quote=Raybyrnes]I have not seen the property but I was thinking that 2 bedroom HOUSES in PB are renting more in the range of 1650 to 2000.[/quote]
Searching craigslist for ‘Bella Pacific’ shows one 2 bedroom/2 bath that has dropped from $1675/month to $1650/month:
Good luck trying to rent a 2 bedroom in PB for $2000 in this economy.
Participant[quote=Raybyrnes]I have not seen the property but I was thinking that 2 bedroom HOUSES in PB are renting more in the range of 1650 to 2000.[/quote]
Searching craigslist for ‘Bella Pacific’ shows one 2 bedroom/2 bath that has dropped from $1675/month to $1650/month:
Good luck trying to rent a 2 bedroom in PB for $2000 in this economy.
Participant[quote=Raybyrnes]I have not seen the property but I was thinking that 2 bedroom HOUSES in PB are renting more in the range of 1650 to 2000.[/quote]
Searching craigslist for ‘Bella Pacific’ shows one 2 bedroom/2 bath that has dropped from $1675/month to $1650/month:
Good luck trying to rent a 2 bedroom in PB for $2000 in this economy.
Participant[quote=Raybyrnes]I have not seen the property but I was thinking that 2 bedroom HOUSES in PB are renting more in the range of 1650 to 2000.[/quote]
Searching craigslist for ‘Bella Pacific’ shows one 2 bedroom/2 bath that has dropped from $1675/month to $1650/month:
Good luck trying to rent a 2 bedroom in PB for $2000 in this economy.
ParticipantInnovation has also brought us runaway inflation in the cost of education and the cost of housing. My professors who went to school in the late 70’s would routinely talk about how they were able to pay their own way through school with part-time jobs. That is unthinkable today. No one gets out of school today without a mountain of debt.
And all of the zero-down loans to unqualified borrowers have caused the cost of housing to zoom. This inflation didn’t show up in Bush era because the ‘housing costs’ portion of the CPI was tied to equivalent rent.
So all of the financial innovation has led to massive salaries and bonuses on Wall Street with misery for everyone else.
If you want to fight the criminals on Wall Street, the following blogs routinely point out their shenanigans and suggest things you can do (such as calling/emailing political representatives and letting them know your views):
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/
http://www.nakedcapitalism.com/
http://www.zerohedge.com/
http://blogs.reuters.com/rolfe-winkler/
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/ParticipantInnovation has also brought us runaway inflation in the cost of education and the cost of housing. My professors who went to school in the late 70’s would routinely talk about how they were able to pay their own way through school with part-time jobs. That is unthinkable today. No one gets out of school today without a mountain of debt.
And all of the zero-down loans to unqualified borrowers have caused the cost of housing to zoom. This inflation didn’t show up in Bush era because the ‘housing costs’ portion of the CPI was tied to equivalent rent.
So all of the financial innovation has led to massive salaries and bonuses on Wall Street with misery for everyone else.
If you want to fight the criminals on Wall Street, the following blogs routinely point out their shenanigans and suggest things you can do (such as calling/emailing political representatives and letting them know your views):
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/
http://www.nakedcapitalism.com/
http://www.zerohedge.com/
http://blogs.reuters.com/rolfe-winkler/
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/ParticipantInnovation has also brought us runaway inflation in the cost of education and the cost of housing. My professors who went to school in the late 70’s would routinely talk about how they were able to pay their own way through school with part-time jobs. That is unthinkable today. No one gets out of school today without a mountain of debt.
And all of the zero-down loans to unqualified borrowers have caused the cost of housing to zoom. This inflation didn’t show up in Bush era because the ‘housing costs’ portion of the CPI was tied to equivalent rent.
So all of the financial innovation has led to massive salaries and bonuses on Wall Street with misery for everyone else.
If you want to fight the criminals on Wall Street, the following blogs routinely point out their shenanigans and suggest things you can do (such as calling/emailing political representatives and letting them know your views):
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/
http://www.nakedcapitalism.com/
http://www.zerohedge.com/
http://blogs.reuters.com/rolfe-winkler/
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/ParticipantInnovation has also brought us runaway inflation in the cost of education and the cost of housing. My professors who went to school in the late 70’s would routinely talk about how they were able to pay their own way through school with part-time jobs. That is unthinkable today. No one gets out of school today without a mountain of debt.
And all of the zero-down loans to unqualified borrowers have caused the cost of housing to zoom. This inflation didn’t show up in Bush era because the ‘housing costs’ portion of the CPI was tied to equivalent rent.
So all of the financial innovation has led to massive salaries and bonuses on Wall Street with misery for everyone else.
If you want to fight the criminals on Wall Street, the following blogs routinely point out their shenanigans and suggest things you can do (such as calling/emailing political representatives and letting them know your views):
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/
http://www.nakedcapitalism.com/
http://www.zerohedge.com/
http://blogs.reuters.com/rolfe-winkler/
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/ParticipantInnovation has also brought us runaway inflation in the cost of education and the cost of housing. My professors who went to school in the late 70’s would routinely talk about how they were able to pay their own way through school with part-time jobs. That is unthinkable today. No one gets out of school today without a mountain of debt.
And all of the zero-down loans to unqualified borrowers have caused the cost of housing to zoom. This inflation didn’t show up in Bush era because the ‘housing costs’ portion of the CPI was tied to equivalent rent.
So all of the financial innovation has led to massive salaries and bonuses on Wall Street with misery for everyone else.
If you want to fight the criminals on Wall Street, the following blogs routinely point out their shenanigans and suggest things you can do (such as calling/emailing political representatives and letting them know your views):
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/
http://www.nakedcapitalism.com/
http://www.zerohedge.com/
http://blogs.reuters.com/rolfe-winkler/
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/ -
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