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You just think making people pay 1% if they buy now is unfair to the 1% people compared the people sometimes paying 1.8% on their purchases.
If they don't like having been screwed like that, and now paying $600 a year while the new neighbor pays $6000 a year, they could sell and buy again. :)
SQT,
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hey, they've already perfected teleportation:
CNN.com - Scientists teleport two different objects
i wonder if you could then use the same technology to photocopy people?
i've been working on a noiseless, rotorless anti-gravity machine in my spare time for a while now... it's working pretty well, it just takes a while to set the spring...
..what?
You're not using the ultra-new 'hamster in a wheel' technology?
That's what my PC runs on. Oh, and a backup using rubber bands.
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Ultimately, most of the money that financed the bubble is owed to the owners of mortgage-backed securities. What are these securities? Who owns them? Do these investors realize the risk?
It would be very interesting to see graphs of mortgage-backed bonds trading. Does anyone know the ticker symbols for these bonds and a free way to look up the graphs?
Patrick
#housing