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[quote=sdduuuude]My point was – by the time the NBER does announce the current one is over (i.e. not until next year), the new one may already be underway.[/quote]

I agree completely!

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[quote=sdduuuude]My point was – by the time the NBER does announce the current one is over (i.e. not until next year), the new one may already be underway.[/quote]

I agree completely!

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[quote=sdduuuude]My point was – by the time the NBER does announce the current one is over (i.e. not until next year), the new one may already be underway.[/quote]

I agree completely!

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[quote=sdduuuude][quote=sdduuuude]The concept of a double recession is in my mind lately, with the stock market bounce, plenty of real estate shoppers, and housing starts up.

Maybe we’ll pull out of this one late 2009, flounder for a bit, then back into the hole a year later.[/quote]

This is looking more and more likely to me. Lots of bloggers out there mentioning L-shaped bottoms, double-recessions and jobless recoveries that lead to another leg down. Just as we hear official word that we pulled out of the current recession, we may already be in another one.[/quote]

I agree – this is likely a double recession or L shaped one.

But I think you jumped the gun on saying the official word is out that the recession is over. That’s the territory of the NBER – and they won’t weigh in for a while. Officially, we’re still in it.
http://wwwdev.nber.org/cycles/cyclesmain.html

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[quote=sdduuuude][quote=sdduuuude]The concept of a double recession is in my mind lately, with the stock market bounce, plenty of real estate shoppers, and housing starts up.

Maybe we’ll pull out of this one late 2009, flounder for a bit, then back into the hole a year later.[/quote]

This is looking more and more likely to me. Lots of bloggers out there mentioning L-shaped bottoms, double-recessions and jobless recoveries that lead to another leg down. Just as we hear official word that we pulled out of the current recession, we may already be in another one.[/quote]

I agree – this is likely a double recession or L shaped one.

But I think you jumped the gun on saying the official word is out that the recession is over. That’s the territory of the NBER – and they won’t weigh in for a while. Officially, we’re still in it.
http://wwwdev.nber.org/cycles/cyclesmain.html

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[quote=sdduuuude][quote=sdduuuude]The concept of a double recession is in my mind lately, with the stock market bounce, plenty of real estate shoppers, and housing starts up.

Maybe we’ll pull out of this one late 2009, flounder for a bit, then back into the hole a year later.[/quote]

This is looking more and more likely to me. Lots of bloggers out there mentioning L-shaped bottoms, double-recessions and jobless recoveries that lead to another leg down. Just as we hear official word that we pulled out of the current recession, we may already be in another one.[/quote]

I agree – this is likely a double recession or L shaped one.

But I think you jumped the gun on saying the official word is out that the recession is over. That’s the territory of the NBER – and they won’t weigh in for a while. Officially, we’re still in it.
http://wwwdev.nber.org/cycles/cyclesmain.html

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[quote=sdduuuude][quote=sdduuuude]The concept of a double recession is in my mind lately, with the stock market bounce, plenty of real estate shoppers, and housing starts up.

Maybe we’ll pull out of this one late 2009, flounder for a bit, then back into the hole a year later.[/quote]

This is looking more and more likely to me. Lots of bloggers out there mentioning L-shaped bottoms, double-recessions and jobless recoveries that lead to another leg down. Just as we hear official word that we pulled out of the current recession, we may already be in another one.[/quote]

I agree – this is likely a double recession or L shaped one.

But I think you jumped the gun on saying the official word is out that the recession is over. That’s the territory of the NBER – and they won’t weigh in for a while. Officially, we’re still in it.
http://wwwdev.nber.org/cycles/cyclesmain.html

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[quote=sdduuuude][quote=sdduuuude]The concept of a double recession is in my mind lately, with the stock market bounce, plenty of real estate shoppers, and housing starts up.

Maybe we’ll pull out of this one late 2009, flounder for a bit, then back into the hole a year later.[/quote]

This is looking more and more likely to me. Lots of bloggers out there mentioning L-shaped bottoms, double-recessions and jobless recoveries that lead to another leg down. Just as we hear official word that we pulled out of the current recession, we may already be in another one.[/quote]

I agree – this is likely a double recession or L shaped one.

But I think you jumped the gun on saying the official word is out that the recession is over. That’s the territory of the NBER – and they won’t weigh in for a while. Officially, we’re still in it.
http://wwwdev.nber.org/cycles/cyclesmain.html

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[quote=pepsi]I told my agent that the best we can offer is 950K. She think the price won’t get the house and she didn’t send in the offer.[/quote]

Wait – you wanted to offer $950k (which is awfully close to the price that was accepted – $951k – and the agent refused?

Wow. From my point of view that agent wasn’t really watching out for YOUR interests.

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[quote=pepsi]I told my agent that the best we can offer is 950K. She think the price won’t get the house and she didn’t send in the offer.[/quote]

Wait – you wanted to offer $950k (which is awfully close to the price that was accepted – $951k – and the agent refused?

Wow. From my point of view that agent wasn’t really watching out for YOUR interests.

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[quote=pepsi]I told my agent that the best we can offer is 950K. She think the price won’t get the house and she didn’t send in the offer.[/quote]

Wait – you wanted to offer $950k (which is awfully close to the price that was accepted – $951k – and the agent refused?

Wow. From my point of view that agent wasn’t really watching out for YOUR interests.

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[quote=pepsi]I told my agent that the best we can offer is 950K. She think the price won’t get the house and she didn’t send in the offer.[/quote]

Wait – you wanted to offer $950k (which is awfully close to the price that was accepted – $951k – and the agent refused?

Wow. From my point of view that agent wasn’t really watching out for YOUR interests.

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[quote=pepsi]I told my agent that the best we can offer is 950K. She think the price won’t get the house and she didn’t send in the offer.[/quote]

Wait – you wanted to offer $950k (which is awfully close to the price that was accepted – $951k – and the agent refused?

Wow. From my point of view that agent wasn’t really watching out for YOUR interests.

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[quote=Butleroftwo]Family Planning = abortion
Cost control = care based on a persons position on the productivity curve
Late term abortion = make sure they are dead before they hit the landfill
Hospice = painkillers ’til they die, on the cheap

These are the liberal Dems.- Culture of death[/quote]
Wow – I hope you never have a close family member deal with N-stage cancer. It changes your view of hospice.

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[quote=Butleroftwo]Family Planning = abortion
Cost control = care based on a persons position on the productivity curve
Late term abortion = make sure they are dead before they hit the landfill
Hospice = painkillers ’til they die, on the cheap

These are the liberal Dems.- Culture of death[/quote]
Wow – I hope you never have a close family member deal with N-stage cancer. It changes your view of hospice.

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