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Case Shiller July 2012


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2012 Jul 30, 11:16pm   49,814 views  101 comments

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http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2012/07/31/us/politics/ap-us-home-prices.html?_r=1&hp

Yep, just what I suspected via casual observation. Prices are UP.

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90   Randy H   2012 Aug 6, 7:04am  

Yes, the rental yield is not sufficient to invest in East Palo Alto if you apply an appropriate risk factor (or high enough discount rate).

I don't think a lot of those homes are owner occupied, however, so I think it's really just stickiness plus speculation keeping the prices up. Not hard to believe given that this area is surrounded by mega-pricey SV fortressland.

91   Goran_K   2012 Aug 6, 7:10am  

It's funny when the people who fought tooth and nail with you, actually end up arguing your point for you.

Case closed.

92   Goran_K   2012 Aug 6, 8:10am  

robertoaribas says

You stoop to personal insults, heck you even tried to insult me for "looking almost 50..." which is actually funny, because I am almost 50, and nobody but nobody ever guesses that...

I wasn't insulting you for being 50 and ugly (in all honesty, you're not a bad looking 50 year old). I was trying to show you how silly it is for a 50 year old to call someone a "nitwit" or "assbiter" to try to get their point across, especially someone who claimed to be a lecturer at a major public university. I think if you really thought about it, you would agree that seems very childish and out of character for someone of your age.

93   Bigsby   2012 Aug 6, 9:36am  

Goran_K says

robertoaribas says

You stoop to personal insults, heck you even tried to insult me for "looking almost 50..." which is actually funny, because I am almost 50, and nobody but nobody ever guesses that...

I wasn't insulting you for being 50 and ugly (in all honesty, you're not a bad looking 50 year old). I was trying to show you how silly it is for a 50 year old to call someone a "nitwit" or "assbiter" to try to get their point across, especially someone who claimed to be a lecturer at a major public university. I think if you really thought about it, you would agree that seems very childish and out of character for someone of your age.

Presumably someone of your age is allowed to insinuate all sorts without any comeback.

94   Goran_K   2012 Aug 6, 9:39am  

Bigsby, I'm a very data driven person. If the data suggest something, I don't "insinuate" anything, I simply present a theory or case, and the data. I let the audience decide what it means, or whether they want to believe it. That's why I do the work I do.

For instance, in the Penthouse November 2011 issue, 12% of men polled said that they didn't consider tasting another man's semen a "homosexual" action as long as it was during the act of cunnilingus. Ponder upon that for a second. Your assumptions will not line up with the stated facts, that's why opinion is not a reliable metric in most cases.

95   Randy H   2012 Aug 6, 9:40am  

and that's the reason people who own those addresses as rentals prefer to let them sit vacant 3-5 months rather than try to hustle it. You'll end up a statistic.

96   Goran_K   2012 Aug 6, 9:49am  

Bigsby says

that you were misrepresenting the data you used

I don't represent data, at all. I simply find the data. You can't represent something that stands by itself like data does.

97   Bigsby   2012 Aug 6, 9:50am  

Goran_K says

Bigsby, I'm a very data driven person. If the data suggest something, I don't "insinuate" anything, I simply present a theory or case, and the data. I let the audience decide what it means, or whether they want to believe it. That's why I do the work I do.

For instance, in the Penthouse November 2011 issue, 12% of men polled said that they didn't consider tasting another man's semen a "homosexual" action as long as it was during the act of cunnilingus. Ponder upon that for a second. Your assumptions will not line up with the stated facts, that's why opinion is not a reliable metric in most cases.

Yes, because everything you said was entirely objective and data driven and had absolutely nothing to do with hating to be proven wrong by someone else.

98   Goran_K   2012 Aug 6, 9:51am  

Bigsby says

Yes, because everything you said was entirely objective and data driven and had absolutely nothing to do with hating to be proven wrong by someone else.

Precisely.

99   Bigsby   2012 Aug 6, 9:51am  

Goran_K says

Bigsby says

that you were misrepresenting the data you used

I don't represent data, at all. I simply find the data. You can't represent something that stands by itself like data does.

You are joking right. You posted a house that had nothing to do with the area under discussion and deliberately tried to mislead readers. That is misrepresenting data.

100   Bigsby   2012 Aug 6, 9:52am  

Goran_K says

Bigsby says

Yes, because everything you said was entirely objective and data driven and had absolutely nothing to do with hating to be proven wrong by someone else.

Precisely.

Then you are deluded because anyone who reads the thread knows that is not what you did.

101   Randy H   2012 Aug 6, 12:48pm  

I have concluded goran is the same troll that's been here for the past 6-7 years under varying handles. Too many coincidental behavioral patterns.

My real question is, what is this meta-moderation thing you guys are talking about which was apparently abandoned? That sounds like a great idea. I'm sure with some tweaking it could work. If it's good enough for /. it's good enough for p.net.

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