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Predictions for EOY through 2013


               
2012 Jul 5, 9:23am   8,738 views  16 comments

by CL   follow (1)  

1) Who wins the Whitehouse and by how much?
a) The House
b) The Senate
2) The Market will/won't rally/collapse?
3) Housing will/won't collapse?
4) Any Large failures? Business, small or large Government entities?

Any other predictions? Serious only...since we will quote you when you are proven wrong!

#housing

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1   SFace   @   2012 Jul 5, 10:05am  

1) Obama wins comfortably, loses some battlegroud states like Florida and Ohio around 290's - 240's.

1a) lower house R. maintains confortable lead, that's all it matters
1b) Will be slight gain at most. 52/48. that's all it matters.

2) The market will do what it has recently. Summer doldrums followed by year-end and new year rally again. +5-10% YOY.

3) No chance housing wil collapse (which I presume to mean -10% YOY. At worst, it will be a flat market or slightly lower.

4) Apple killed Nokia and RIMM, GRMN is next.

2   HEY YOU   @   2012 Jul 5, 10:12am  

1-4: We're Screwed.

3   CL   @   2012 Jul 5, 10:27am  

1) Obama wins comfortably, both in the College and in popular vote (I like 5% in the popular)
a) Big sweep in the house but Dems fail to retake the majority
b) Senate adds one or two to Democratic majority

2) DJI closes above 13 by EOY, with steady increases overall through 2013. Hits 14k

3) Housing falls more overall. Bay Area, including SF drops at least 5%

4) Unemployment falls to 7 and change by EOY, continues fall in 2013.

5) AAPL hits $700 by eoy

6) Oil prices drop in the next quarter

4   CL   @   2012 Jul 5, 10:36am  

APOCALYPSEFUCK is Shostakovich says

12. NAR announced it's never been a better time to buy or sell a house.

Tell us something we don't know!!

5   CL   @   2012 Jul 5, 10:43am  

APOCALYPSEFUCK is Shostakovich says

You agree the other 11 predictions are reasonable propositions?

Of course. It's not a question of "if" but "when"! :)

6   rootvg   @   2012 Jul 5, 10:52am  

SFace says

1) Obama wins comfortably, loses some battlegroud states like Florida and Ohio around 290's - 240's.

1a) lower house R. maintains confortable lead, that's all it matters

1b) Will be slight gain at most. 52/48. that's all it matters.

2) The market will do what it has recently. Summer doldrums followed by year-end and new year rally again. +5-10% YOY.

3) No chance housing wil collapse (which I presume to mean -10% YOY. At worst, it will be a flat market or slightly lower.

4) Apple killed Nokia and RIMM, GRMN is next.

Statistics without informed context are usually worthless, easily manipulated and often misleading.

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7   CL   @   2012 Jul 5, 11:58am  

He's leading in the polls in Ohio. And the thing about those rules, is that they only apply until they're updated, modified or reexamined. A lot has changed since 1960, electorally and otherwise.

8   rootvg   @   2012 Jul 5, 12:20pm  

CL says

He's leading in the polls in Ohio. And the thing about those rules, is that they only apply until they're updated, modified or reexamined. A lot has changed since 1960, electorally and otherwise.

OK...well, I know the area and that doesn't make sense. He'll carry Cuyahoga and Summit counties for sure (if Mondale and Dukakis carried them, Obama sure as hell will) but Franklin and Hamilton are very unlikely and that's where the action is.

Out of sixteen districts, Ohio will only have three Democrats in its entire House delegation in the next Congress. Why? The 2010 elections and then reapportionment/redistricting. You and I know that won't last forever but for that trend to not continue in 2012 (especially considering that Ohio is, due to its demographics, Tea Party fucking central) does not make sense. It will continue. It may intensify.

And...if THAT is the state Obama is banking on to get him a second term (just as Kerry was hoping he would win it in 2004 and nearly did), I'll just say the odds are against it.

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