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43328   tatupu70   2014 Feb 26, 8:42am  

Call it Crazy says

I did recently buy but I didn't fuck up because I went into eyes wide open.... I don't regret it for a second, and I have no delusions that my "investment" will increase in value 10% a year. I actually expect house prices to fall here (based on the article above) and best case scenario, stay even....

I agree--I would never expect prices rise 10%/year. Who the heck expects that??

I bought because it was dramatically cheaper than renting in the area I wanted to be. LIke 30% cheaper.

43329   tatupu70   2014 Feb 26, 8:43am  

Call it Crazy says

Didn't we touch on inventory already!!!

Just don't look to close at the pretty Blue houses on this map of your area.... (you know, the non-existent "shadow" inventory)...

We did. And as I told you then--Zillow is a horrible source for inventory numbers. But, as usual, you continue to post BS..

43330   tatupu70   2014 Feb 26, 8:47am  

Call it Crazy says

No, I also pointed out inventory numbers in your county from NJAR... Are they BS too??

Nope. But I already pointed out the NJAR numbers from my city. Why do I care about the numbers in other cities in my county?

43331   bob2356   2014 Feb 26, 10:41am  

bgmal you are the best cure for insomnia I've ever found.

43332   tatupu70   2014 Feb 26, 7:35pm  

Call it Crazy says

tatupu70 says

Call it Crazy says

No, I also pointed out inventory numbers in your county from NJAR... Are they BS too??

Nope. But I already pointed out the NJAR numbers from my city. Why do I care about the numbers in other cities in my county?

So, you feel the real estate conditions in Mountainside, Fanwood, Cranford and Scotch Plains have no effect on Westfield???

Those do, and that's why they were included in the link I provided which showed low and shrinking inventory. Real estate in Elizabeth, Rahway, Linden, Plainfield, and to a lesser extent, roselle park, union, etc., don't.

The main problem is Elizabeth (maybe Rahway too)--that pulls in a lot of inventory that is not in competition.

43333   zzyzzx   2014 Feb 26, 11:11pm  

It's all Obama's fault!!!

43334   zzyzzx   2014 Feb 26, 11:21pm  

Already emailed my ex-coworkers at Wells Fargo to see if any of them just got the ax.

43335   bubblesitter   2014 Feb 26, 11:24pm  

Those wealthy Chinese will drive the US banks out of business!

43336   zzyzzx   2014 Feb 27, 12:34am  

It's all Obama's fault!!!

43338   zzyzzx   2014 Feb 27, 12:54am  

Obama wants to kill off another 500,000 - 1,000,000 jobs with a minimum wage hike, yet for some reason you want to blame Republicans???

43339   zzyzzx   2014 Feb 27, 1:24am  

bgamall4 says

Our minimum wage is one of the lowest in the developed world

Our competition is Mexico, China, India, etc. If we insist of free trade with countries like those (and I am not in favor for free trade with anyone except Canada) then we need to lower or eliminate the minimum wage to match places like Mexico:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_minimum_wages_by_country
Mexico shows a minimum wage of .61 per hour
India .28 per hour
China 1.19 per hour.
South Korea 4.63 per hour
Hong Kong 3.87 per hour
Spain 5.57 per hour
Greece 5.06 per hour
Russia 1.04 per hour
Poland 2.97 per hour
Portugal 4.19 per hour
Israel 5.99 per hour
Iceland has no minimum wage
Italy has no minimum wage

Seems like really very few countries have a higher minimum wage than the US. Check the facts. Classic case of pricing yourself out of the market, since most of the places with high minimum wages, like France, also have very high unemployment. But then again that's what Obama wants.

43340   Bigsby   2014 Feb 27, 1:59am  

RentingForHalfTheCost says

Trashing me because I don't have to get up before the sun?

You have to get up pretty early for school as I recall.

43341   exfatguy   2014 Feb 27, 2:04am  

Lesstgage

43342   tatupu70   2014 Feb 27, 5:01am  

Robber Baron Elite Scum says

Many rich people wake up even earlier. That's why they are rich. And that's why you are on a online forum for the past 5 years making up bullshit.

Is 7AM considered early?

43343   bubblesitter   2014 Feb 27, 5:38am  

But,but, this won't prevent Chinese money from helping us stop the decline...

43344   bubblesitter   2014 Feb 27, 5:39am  

Waiting for the next comment. "The zerohedge guy is an idiot"

43345   darlag   2014 Feb 27, 8:48am  

Bubbles always burst. This description of bubbles explains a lot about what is going on in all kinds of markets including housing.

http://www.globaldeflationnews.com/anatomy-of-a-bubble-how-the-federal-reserve-and-the-u-s-congress-have-created-a-debt-crisis-of-historic-proportion/

43346   FunTime   2014 Feb 27, 9:59am  

I have no idea how the writer of this article decided the last paragraph connects with the ones preceding.

43347   zzyzzx   2014 Feb 27, 10:23am  

jojo says

I'm not sure what you mean. The people who would drive the housing market (first time buyers) don't have enough savings, income or credit to even qualify for a house if they wanted one.

Doesn't matter if loan qualification requirements are relaxed enough. You know, until someone making 15K per year picking lettuce can buy a 500K home in CA.

43348   mondoqt   2014 Feb 27, 9:11pm  

Yeah-- a big disconnect twixt the main text of the article and the "buy now or be forever priced out" hoo hah of the last paragraph. Maybe an imp from the NAR hacked it...

43349   spydah_hh   2014 Feb 27, 10:45pm  

bgamall4 says

Janet Yellen says the Fed can't regulate it, but wants congress to regulate it, and then the Fed will tell congress how to do that. I am telling you, they want a NWO worldwide currency!!

I just don't see how a worldwide currency will work. It doesn't even work in EU, much less the world would be chaos.

43350   bubblesitter   2014 Feb 27, 11:46pm  

But the prices in 2014 will shoot through the roof!

43351   bubblesitter   2014 Feb 28, 12:03am  

Call it Crazy says

Roberto isn't here anymore....

But, his henchmen are still around!

43352   Bigsby   2014 Feb 28, 12:06am  

bgamall4 says

It may not be bitcoin, but it is a digital currency of some sort. Or it could be bit coin. Point is, they want to take money from your deposits, and digital currency can only be spent or left in the bank, the cashless society.

Do you want to decorate your house with your cash? What's the problem with a cashless society out of interest? It's fast becoming one without a single currency. It's convenient, is it not?

43353   Bigsby   2014 Feb 28, 12:13am  

bgamall4 says

Or Bigsby, are you too stupid to understand the concept of negative interest rates?

And what has that got to do with a cashless society?

43354   Bigsby   2014 Feb 28, 12:16am  

bgamall4 says

It is convenient for the banksters to take your money since you can't get it out of the bank. Your position proves you are a paid Zionist.

If there's a run on the bank, you probably can't get it out anyway, but yeah, you have a point. Still, most money is basically digital anyway.

It's actually funny that you see a stampede for a 'one world currency' everywhere you look while the world is clearly moving away from that. Out of interest, are you not perplexed by the fact your self-proclaimed HOME OF ZIONISM decided not to adopt the euro?

43355   Bigsby   2014 Feb 28, 12:33am  

bgamall4 says

Ah, but if the Euro was a digital currency, the UK may change its tune.

Do you actually know why the UK didn't join the euro?

43356   Bigsby   2014 Feb 28, 12:35am  

bgamall4 says

Bigsby says

If there's a run on the bank, you probably can't get it out anyway, but yeah, you have a point.

You can't have a run on the bank because there is no cash.

People can and do have multiple bank accounts. And if all the people of one bank seek to transfer all their money to an alternative bank that would constitute a run on the bank, would it not?

43357   Bigsby   2014 Feb 28, 12:38am  

bgamall4 says

Everything. If you can't get your cash out, they can collect the interest. If you had the choice of taking your cash out you would not pay a damn bank to keep your cash. You would buy a safe!

People have the choice of taking out their money now and in the US they pay the bank to handle their current accounts, don't they? And without interest on those accounts.

43358   SiO2   2014 Feb 28, 12:56am  

I can't tell which comments are sarcastic and which are real. Maybe in addition to "Like" and "Dislike" flags we need "Sarcastic" and "Genuine".

43359   FortWayne   2014 Feb 28, 1:09am  

bgamall4 says

Janet Yellen says the Fed can't regulate it, but wants congress to regulate it, and then the Fed will tell congress how to do that. I am telling you, they want a NWO worldwide currency!!

Think so too, it's not that they can't, it's that they don't want to.

43360   FortWayne   2014 Feb 28, 1:12am  

Hey bgamall got you a little rhyme, since it's Dr. Seuss birthday based on Fox in Sox.

Here is a new trick Mr. Gox.
Bits to dolts and bits for bucks.

43361   tatupu70   2014 Feb 28, 1:31am  

Call it Crazy says

How about these states???

Is Rockford a state? When did that happen?

43362   Bigsby   2014 Feb 28, 2:22am  

bgamall4 says

But if both banks had negative interest rates it wouldn't matter much. You still pay the banking system for the privilege to leave your money with them. So the other bank needs a bailout, so what? Usually a big run on banks is because the entire banking system is in jeopardy because of failure of interbank lending.

That's a completely different issue. If you leave your money in the bank (as people do whilst getting charged for current accounts), then that is your choice. If you don't like it, put your money to use elsewhere.

43363   Automan Empire   2014 Feb 28, 2:27am  

The news today is reporting that Mt. Gox has "lost" bitcoins numbering six figures, belonging to both them and their clients.

How do bitcoins get "lost?" What does this do to the advancement of virtual currencies in general?

43364   tatupu70   2014 Feb 28, 2:42am  

It would help if you copied the title of the chart so we know what we're looking at. Is it median price, zillow home value, etc?

43365   Bigsby   2014 Feb 28, 3:06am  

bgamall4 says

Ah, so you have to take on risk and put it to use. Sorry, they can crash those markets too, Bigsby. Now I think you are a Zionist again. Only banksters think like that.

You're a conspiracy nut. I'd have thought you'd love to put it into gold bars and stuff them under your mattress. And what do you think people have been doing with their savings since interest rates went into freefall? What do you imagine they'd do if those rates went negative?

43366   bubblesitter   2014 Feb 28, 3:49am  

bubblesitter says

This year is starting out exactly like last year. When are you and your buddy going to get tired of being wrong?

Keep your band wagon moving, with all your graphs. Reality on the ground is different cuz I see em in the redfin listings in my area, and in the open houses, offers are drying up, listings are repeatedly coming back on market after going into pending.....can't hide the truth behind your graphs...go check it out yourself....outside of Concord.

43367   tatupu70   2014 Feb 28, 3:50am  

Call it Crazy says

Sorry dude, but you're wrong again. The chart was sales, not estimates. Plus, it's their one year chart, I didn't cut anything off.. Run their one year sales not estimate chart and prove me wrong.

You cut off the title of the graph, dude.

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