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And as individuals get into trouble by making too great a show of liveries, or as slaves when they are too numerous rise against their masters, so I think I could mention a nation that has got into many great difficulties, and will get into many .... That these meshes; beginning with alarming and falsified accounts of the estate of which Mr. W. is the receiver, at a period when Mr. W. had launched into imprudent and ill-judged speculations, and may not have had the money, ...
It was irrelevant I said and the lot of us here were just ?pissing in the wind? with our discussions about Canadian Real Estate and it's uncertain future. How wrong I was. Since that time I have spoken to a number of Realtors who have related to me ..... It might not be armageddon, but those who prepared are ahead of the game and reaping some of the benefits now. #82 Ben on 08.31.10 at 8:59 am. Stocks to head lower amid slower economic growth, disappointing bank earnings ...
Once the price was knocked down, the Fed could 'print' more money, blow another gold bubble and suck in more greater fool investors, then sell off their holdings and knock the price down again. It seems like the Fed could use ..... If one can correctly use the fundamentals to determine the VALUE of a company then he can determine when it is priced right and when it isn't. Same goes for real estate. Reply here. Comment by Bill in Los Angeles. 2010-08-29 08:06:53 ?cycles. ...
These places had serious currency problems as they were tied to the Euro, borrowed billions, turfed it into real estate speculation and then were keelhauled. They had no fucking money for any sort of ?stimulus?. ..... Stop it. JC. 30 Aug 10 at 5:47 pm. You have confused notes and bills with bonds sfdc. I was referring to bonds. Which have a greater maturity than bills or notes. Which also had the most trouble being sold. Which you skirt around. . 30 Aug 10 at 5:48 pm ...
Either the words of Chris Matthews, Olbermann et al are the last flailings of a dead horse or we are in real trouble. Per my post above, methinks we are in real trouble economically. The only thing that could save the Dems would ..... The fundamental problem was that too many US dollars were flooding the world market (enabled by China buying our treasury paper) already, mainly due to government policy on real estate lending (guaranteeing mortgages, holding rates low, etc. ...
As do the Russians. And the Iranians. Then there's the lunatic fringe in Venezuela, Cuba, Pakistan. And all the well-known trouble spots. At what point does one of those actors decide that the time is right to make his move? ..... By comparison, all other items collapse in relative value ? and that includes real estate and stocks. Just because they are nominally rising doesn't help. In a world of graduated income taxes the government comes and takes the value away. ...
I am shocked at your tirade, since one of the motivational factors for BU would be to get things out there; are you afraid or in some way discomforted by the fact that the DLP represents a grave disappointment to the people who rode the waves in a sea of change ..... These are prices normally found in high end real estate and not that of mass construction projects. Does the DLP realise that the situation at Coverley will actually cause an overall increase in house prices? ...
This is worth greater investigation, perhaps by your staff. I know two people in that program and from what they tell me it is designed to fool people into believing they had their mortgages restructured while simultaneously ...... With the real estate market hurting, how does that help the public? Do the calculation ? that's a lot of money! I don't read anything about this item. Just one more bad idea from this administration. Samwise, Connecticut on August 23rd, 2010 at ...
I share your disappointment in not finding more comfort from the Charlie Rose Show with respect to the troubled world we are in. But, I never sought comfort from the program, only knowledge and the hope that in time I would hear more ..... I think this is an interesting, if questionable, idea that should be flossed out in greater detail. In speaking of former President George W. Bush, Fareed Zakaria spoke quite eloquently about his very real compassion "from the heart. ...
U.S. stocks as a group will deliver annualized real returns between 1.1% and 2.9%. That's less than you might get putting your money in a CD." Warning: You'd be a fool to trust your money with Wall Street during the seven lean years till 2016. ... Real estate taxes are down over 30%, unlikely to bounce back soon. The legal need to stay balanced means painful cost-cutting, putting pressure on an economy with few stimulus options left. A double dip would make it worse." ...