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USMCBunny
ParticipantIt actually looks like the dollar went up like .5% today.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantIt actually looks like the dollar went up like .5% today.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantIt actually looks like the dollar went up like .5% today.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantIt actually looks like the dollar went up like .5% today.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantKewp,
I think a lot of major players are going to use the “could not forsee” ploy as best they can over the next year. Aren’t Mozilla and and a host of other super bonusing CEO’s getting put to a hearing as we speak?
Perhaps the Bond Market, which I know very little about, could not mathematically forsee the coming contraction, but I bet the regulators could have and should have.
As for your last paragraph, I totally agree. I suspect, however, that I agree because I am very well positioned for that scenario (stable job, no debt, lots of savings). I worry those of us who are well positioned for a deflationary event are too few. That MOST voters in this country are the opposite (high debt/ low savings). If so, right or wrong, the politicians that will guide the next steps may well go with popular demand. This is my fear.
I am hoping that it will not matter… that this deflationary contraction is going to happen…no matter what the FED or the Govt does.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantKewp,
I think a lot of major players are going to use the “could not forsee” ploy as best they can over the next year. Aren’t Mozilla and and a host of other super bonusing CEO’s getting put to a hearing as we speak?
Perhaps the Bond Market, which I know very little about, could not mathematically forsee the coming contraction, but I bet the regulators could have and should have.
As for your last paragraph, I totally agree. I suspect, however, that I agree because I am very well positioned for that scenario (stable job, no debt, lots of savings). I worry those of us who are well positioned for a deflationary event are too few. That MOST voters in this country are the opposite (high debt/ low savings). If so, right or wrong, the politicians that will guide the next steps may well go with popular demand. This is my fear.
I am hoping that it will not matter… that this deflationary contraction is going to happen…no matter what the FED or the Govt does.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantKewp,
I think a lot of major players are going to use the “could not forsee” ploy as best they can over the next year. Aren’t Mozilla and and a host of other super bonusing CEO’s getting put to a hearing as we speak?
Perhaps the Bond Market, which I know very little about, could not mathematically forsee the coming contraction, but I bet the regulators could have and should have.
As for your last paragraph, I totally agree. I suspect, however, that I agree because I am very well positioned for that scenario (stable job, no debt, lots of savings). I worry those of us who are well positioned for a deflationary event are too few. That MOST voters in this country are the opposite (high debt/ low savings). If so, right or wrong, the politicians that will guide the next steps may well go with popular demand. This is my fear.
I am hoping that it will not matter… that this deflationary contraction is going to happen…no matter what the FED or the Govt does.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantKewp,
I think a lot of major players are going to use the “could not forsee” ploy as best they can over the next year. Aren’t Mozilla and and a host of other super bonusing CEO’s getting put to a hearing as we speak?
Perhaps the Bond Market, which I know very little about, could not mathematically forsee the coming contraction, but I bet the regulators could have and should have.
As for your last paragraph, I totally agree. I suspect, however, that I agree because I am very well positioned for that scenario (stable job, no debt, lots of savings). I worry those of us who are well positioned for a deflationary event are too few. That MOST voters in this country are the opposite (high debt/ low savings). If so, right or wrong, the politicians that will guide the next steps may well go with popular demand. This is my fear.
I am hoping that it will not matter… that this deflationary contraction is going to happen…no matter what the FED or the Govt does.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantKewp,
I think a lot of major players are going to use the “could not forsee” ploy as best they can over the next year. Aren’t Mozilla and and a host of other super bonusing CEO’s getting put to a hearing as we speak?
Perhaps the Bond Market, which I know very little about, could not mathematically forsee the coming contraction, but I bet the regulators could have and should have.
As for your last paragraph, I totally agree. I suspect, however, that I agree because I am very well positioned for that scenario (stable job, no debt, lots of savings). I worry those of us who are well positioned for a deflationary event are too few. That MOST voters in this country are the opposite (high debt/ low savings). If so, right or wrong, the politicians that will guide the next steps may well go with popular demand. This is my fear.
I am hoping that it will not matter… that this deflationary contraction is going to happen…no matter what the FED or the Govt does.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantTrue enough that Via de La Valle is crappy during fair / race season .. and the 5 north comes to a screeching halt at the 56 bridge going up the hill. That adds 10 minutes for the last 1 mile over the hill each night. In the AM, traffic flows normally going south.. no factor.
Schools – I have no idea, but valid point. Are families really looking to rent 2 bedroom apartments? I would expect them to be looking for a SFR with a small yard.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantTrue enough that Via de La Valle is crappy during fair / race season .. and the 5 north comes to a screeching halt at the 56 bridge going up the hill. That adds 10 minutes for the last 1 mile over the hill each night. In the AM, traffic flows normally going south.. no factor.
Schools – I have no idea, but valid point. Are families really looking to rent 2 bedroom apartments? I would expect them to be looking for a SFR with a small yard.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantTrue enough that Via de La Valle is crappy during fair / race season .. and the 5 north comes to a screeching halt at the 56 bridge going up the hill. That adds 10 minutes for the last 1 mile over the hill each night. In the AM, traffic flows normally going south.. no factor.
Schools – I have no idea, but valid point. Are families really looking to rent 2 bedroom apartments? I would expect them to be looking for a SFR with a small yard.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantTrue enough that Via de La Valle is crappy during fair / race season .. and the 5 north comes to a screeching halt at the 56 bridge going up the hill. That adds 10 minutes for the last 1 mile over the hill each night. In the AM, traffic flows normally going south.. no factor.
Schools – I have no idea, but valid point. Are families really looking to rent 2 bedroom apartments? I would expect them to be looking for a SFR with a small yard.
Flywestcoast
ParticipantTrue enough that Via de La Valle is crappy during fair / race season .. and the 5 north comes to a screeching halt at the 56 bridge going up the hill. That adds 10 minutes for the last 1 mile over the hill each night. In the AM, traffic flows normally going south.. no factor.
Schools – I have no idea, but valid point. Are families really looking to rent 2 bedroom apartments? I would expect them to be looking for a SFR with a small yard.
Flywestcoast
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