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BTW Bob, I copied this link for you.
It shows some people use time constructively: http://www.cnbc.com/id/101040521?__source=xfinity|mod&par=xfinity
You retards should be taking notes how to succeed from that bob guy- but instead you blast him non stop. Its like watching someone pick on a retard in school here the way he schools some of you.
I was tired of it before....but now its funny again! ha
I have a few questions for the Oracle: what will you say when prices year over year are lower? And inventory starts to climb?
Is it only a bubble if people believe it is one?
When I sold my home in the summer of 2005, I asked my realtor if he thought there was a housing bubble. His answer: we are only in a bubble if people believe we are in one.
I guess enough people believed last time...
Rosetta Stone dropouts should be given a pass for appearing grammatically ignorant.
Oracle answers smgauld nonsense
Also, the professor needs to learn how to spell if he is going to insult people.....
Try this... "smaulgld"
Odd. I remember the twin towers standing during the clinton term.
Odd. I could have sworn that I remember paying fed income taxes when clinton was president
Odd, I remember a balanced budget and growing economy under clinton...
The oracle predicts that in say 5 years, we will see articles about how the millenials all suddenly want to be home owners with barbecues and dogs...
Millenials who want to be a home owners? Sure but so what? A poll of millenials would also show they'd also like to drink Cristal and bang a different trio of supermodels on a megayacht every night.
Will the Millenials have the means to actually buy a home? That's a different kettle of fish altogether.
Cut and paste jobs prove nothing.
Everyday off the cuff posts are the leading indicator of literate competence.
Rosetta Stone dropouts should be given a pass for appearing grammatically ignorant.
¿Te prefieres que escribo en español?
e melhor que escrivo no portugese?
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You have exhibited vast grammatical improvement with this latest post.
Now if we can only cure you of the Sentence Capitalization Syndrome, we may be able to get you back into that Rosetta Stone class that you got kicked out of....
Cut and paste jobs prove nothing.
Everyday off the cuff posts are the leading indicator of literate competencepartner, all you ever have is grammar and spelling complaints. That shows you are incapable of actually posting a thought, or having a logical debate.
so, go screw yourself you dumbshit loser. I'll just block you so you can't post on my threads.
I've never shit on your clothes.
Where did you get that idea??
I'll just block you so you can't post on my threads.
A poll of millenials would also show they'd also like to drink Cristal and bang a different trio of supermodels on a megayacht every night.
cant do either without a job...
it just gets worst as there are 90 MILLION not in the work force...
http://www.wnd.com/2013/09/record-90-million-americans-not-in-labor-force/
NEW YORK – Just after Labor Day, the Bureau of Labor statistics reported more than 90 million Americans age 16 and older were not in the labor force in August, the highest level recorded since the Department of Labor began collecting the data during the Truman administration three years after the end of World War II.
September 6, 2013, 9:02 AM
Unemployment Rate Drops for Wrong Reasons
The number of people employed fell by about 115,000. The only reason the rate declined is that the overall labor force dropped by a larger 312,000, a possible sign of discouraged long-term jobless dropping out.
The drop in the number of people employed may come as a shock, considering that the number of jobs in the economy rose last month. That’s because the number of jobs added to the economy and the unemployment rate come from separate reports. The number of jobs added comes from a survey of business, while the unemployment rate comes from a survey of U.S. households. The two reports often move in tandem, but can move in opposite directions from month to month.
RECOVERY!!
FORWARD!!
Falling ... Backwards more like it.
http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2013/09/06/unemployment-rate-drop-for-wrong-reasons/
Gerald Celente:"When people lose everything and have nothing left to lose - they lose it."
HEY YOU: "There is only one rule. Be careful who you piss off."
I'm going to sit on the sidelines,close to the field,& watch as events unfold.
Well I've rarely found an attorney who understands statistical analysis or the concept of standard deviation, so short snapshots of markets are probably a duck forte.
Poverty is what you see in Haiti and many countries in Africa. There is little real poverty in the USA. The vast majority of people who our government claims live in poverty in the USA have cellphones, TV, cars, free medical care, free schooling, and plenty of food to eat and a roof over their heads.
Good thing we bailed out the criminal banksters. If we didn't, then there would have been a record number of Americans on food stamps.
yeah lets listen to this asshole pockyclips and roberto so we too can live with room mates in our primary residence and have a day job where everyone despises us and writes horrible things about us online about how we suck at our job
thats the ticket!
To be fair, the bankers would have been on food stamps if we hadn't, so there's that.
I can't imagine the sorts of crimes those people would perpetrate if left to wander our streets!
I must say Iwag, you do a helluva job of getting these guys to engage you, time and time again. Have a day, liars.
Isn't blowing oligarchs considered manufacturing?
No, it's clearly a service job, but a well paying one.
Also if what you say is true, why are institutional buyers existing the purchase to rent model? Answer, because the returns are not there, meaning people are not paying asking price for rents and choosing a 3rd option listed above
You could be right but the reason I think is what is known long ago. Residential rentals are too complex for institutions to manage profitably, and has been the domain of mom and pop till this financial crisis. It means that even with the low purchase prices, the business model till can't work because return is till not good enough to compensate for the high overhead of an institution.
That is also a valid point and it may very well be a combination of these factors.
Thank goodness we bailed out the criminal banksters, else we'd have a record number of people in poverty.
You've got to stay in poverty or all that is taken away and you have to provide it for yourself, which is going to take a pretty good job and a lot of hours to get back to the same place you were when the gub'mint was paying all your bills. The good thing is: great jobs are increasing in America! Oh wait, no they aren't.
Poverty will become the new norm at some point. It might already be hip. I heard this rap song on the local station about going to the Thrift Store and getting grandpa's clothes to wear. It was funny and kind of catchy. I wonder how many people totally identify with that? I do. That was where we shopped for clothes when I was a kid. I was the one wearing brown corduroy and plaid shirts from the previous decade. Poverty isn't as much fun as it's made out to be. I think most people would rather have a decent paying job to go to.
Its all Obama's Fault because Food stamps didn't exist until he became president.
If there had only been tax cuts during the 2001-2009 timeframe, we would know economic paradise today!
Are the lenders in large part responsible for the decrease in inventory and increase in prices? Seems there are only 2 major players influencing the market investors and lenders.
care to address how, with the exception of only around 10 years in the past
200, real estate prices have gone up?
stock prices also?
I believe that the stock market has outperformed all others over time. Seems a lot easier to invest from behind only a computer than deal with real estate, renters, etc.
I must say Iwag, you do a helluva job of getting these guys to engage you, time and time again. Have a day, liars.
when you speak the truth, the liars cant help but try to bury your truth with more of their lies but it never works
liars never win
the "liars" you refer to are the only people on here who back up everything they say with facts, you twit.
another lie!
this guy has never posted any addresses or actual properties with his name attached
what a liar
NEW YORK – Just after Labor Day, the Bureau of Labor statistics reported more than 90 million Americans age 16 and older were not in the labor force in August, the highest level recorded since the Department of Labor began
collecting the data during the Truman administration three years after the end of World War II.
How many of those people are retired? At the end of WW2, how many people lived long enough to retire?
I'd be a little skeptical of anything on Whirled Nut Daily.
the "liars" you refer to are the only people on here who back up everything they say with facts, you twit.
another lie!
this guy has never posted any addresses or actual properties with his name attached
what a liar
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Falling ... Backwards more like it.
So what's your solution to fix the problem? More tax cuts? More military spending?
see!!! these liars cant help themselves, they hate me exposing the truth about them
Humans are becoming obsolete thanks to computers and automation. We'll all be on welfare in the coming decades, assuming the top 1% doesn't "eliminate" useless parasites like us.
Darrell, Darrell, Darrell. Just relax. When did you move back from Phoenix? You never mentioned you bought a Victorian in SF at 21 during all those arguments with Roberto. Did it slip your mind?
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