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Instead of the negative:
“The US housing bust is like a leaking ship.†and “Home prices expected to dropâ€
They could have been positive and said: "Good news in housing market - savers and responsible borrowers see increasing affordability"
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I noticed that every housing-related article in my rss-feeds today has a negative headline. Negative reports on housing sales, housing starts, home-builders, mortgages, and housing prices. If they aren't predicting further drops, then they are blaming slow retail sales on housing and mortgage problems. In more and more articles, the REIC are being fingered as accomplices to fraud.
Boston Globe: "The US housing bust is like a leaking ship."
Bloomberg: "Retail Sales Slowed as Housing Fell"
Valley Tribune: "Realtor faces trial in alleged scam"
NBC: "Officials Say Mortgage Fraud Is Growing Problem"
AP: "Bear Stearns Predicts Ripple Effect of Real Estate Decline"
Bakersfield Californian: "Realtor Offices Raided By FBI"
Los Angeles Times: "Home prices expected to drop"
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and so on.
When they actually quote from a shill - either a realtor, or a NAR-dummy, or a home-builder - it is invariably with a counterpoint from a more credible source.
Has the MSM has finally clambered on to the bandwagon and left the REIC to fend for itself?
Should Patrick start reporting on articles that are still bullish on housing? Those are becoming harder to find!
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