US Housing Crash ContinuesAnd so on. Man, do I love a really convinced and energetic doomsayer -- and damn, I hope he's right.
It's A Terrible Time To Buy
Why?1. Prices still disconnected from fundamentals. House prices are still far beyond any historically known relationship to rents or salaries. Rents are less than half of mortgage payments. Salaries cannot cover mortgages except in the very short term, by using adjustable interest-only loans. Anyone who buys now will suffer losses immediately, and for the next several years at least.
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Posted by Scruggs | July 10, 2007 7:47 PM
Posted on July 10, 2007 19:47
i shall not participate
in this rad PB
loathing of the other PB self
the road not traveled by ...US
the revenge for me
is the thoughtthat maybe maybe
a few of those "inside "
synthetic security players
may get their
up to the short hairs
leveraged hi fi balls
snipped off
during one of the coming
relentless and swift
done slicings of the value edge
sledge the hedgers !!!!!
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ps getting real is not
my turf entirely father
the bloody spot price
for one
of god's little acres
over there at ...the holy land
has always been
on your beat
Posted by op | July 11, 2007 8:32 AM
Posted on July 11, 2007 08:32
I still say, mind, that the outcome of this is going to be a bail out for the yuppie lifestyle borrowers and their creditors, with the poor left gasping for air on the rocks. "Corrections" of this kind have yet to induce any serious effort at fixing or even patching a structural problem. I'm not sure anyone but the ridiculed and ignored even see that there's a problem. The same people have once again been recognized as creators of their own disasters, and they'll once again try a different trick as soon as possible, to the cheerleading of the media's johnny come latelys.
Posted by Scruggs | July 11, 2007 2:11 PM
Posted on July 11, 2007 14:11