“oh sure, let those in the industry make the rules themselves…fox protecting the henhouse is the philosophy.”
Pete, don’t you think that the people making the rules need to understand what they’re regulating? It’s like a friend of mine who works at the Dept of Ed and has never taught a day in her life.
By Les Christie, staff writerDecember 29, 2009: 10:20 AM ET
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — Home price gains earlier this year flattened out in October, according to a report issued Tuesday.
The S&P/Case Shiller Home Price index, covering 20 of the largest metropolitan areas in the nation, was unchanged in October, after four consecutive months of gains. The index is down 7.3% from 12 months
“I love it when people get their economic viewpoints off of inane websites.”
That inane website is also a messenger, DIBS. The 10x rent article was written by NY Times RE in 2003. Quite credible to Team Bull (save Jayson Blair).
“”I saw a chart recently that shows the number of years that President’s top advisers and cabinet officials have spent in the business world and Obama’s numbers are the lowest in many decades.”
oh sure, let those in the industry make the rules themselves…fox protecting the henhouse is the philosophy.
I recommend documentary Food, Inc…which is avail to watch on you computer instantly from Netflix. Another industry where the regulators are nothing but industry patsies.
“I saw a chart recently that shows the number of years that President’s top advisers and cabinet officials have spent in the business world and Obama’s numbers are the lowest in many decades.”
Considering that our last prez was the ‘MBA’ prez, and look what happened, this seems to be a reliable contrarian indicator of good times ahead!
Brownstone prices have bottomed. That’s all that matters.
“oh sure, let those in the industry make the rules themselves…fox protecting the henhouse is the philosophy.”
Pete, don’t you think that the people making the rules need to understand what they’re regulating? It’s like a friend of mine who works at the Dept of Ed and has never taught a day in her life.
11217, s*ck on this
Bad news for housing: Prices flattening
By Les Christie, staff writerDecember 29, 2009: 10:20 AM ET
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — Home price gains earlier this year flattened out in October, according to a report issued Tuesday.
The S&P/Case Shiller Home Price index, covering 20 of the largest metropolitan areas in the nation, was unchanged in October, after four consecutive months of gains. The index is down 7.3% from 12 months
http://money.cnn.com/2009/12/29/real_estate/October_home_prices/
“Hahhahaha! Love it, BHO! nice!”
Like that, huh!
“I love it when people get their economic viewpoints off of inane websites.”
That inane website is also a messenger, DIBS. The 10x rent article was written by NY Times RE in 2003. Quite credible to Team Bull (save Jayson Blair).
***Bid half off peak comps***
“”I saw a chart recently that shows the number of years that President’s top advisers and cabinet officials have spent in the business world and Obama’s numbers are the lowest in many decades.”
oh sure, let those in the industry make the rules themselves…fox protecting the henhouse is the philosophy.
I recommend documentary Food, Inc…which is avail to watch on you computer instantly from Netflix. Another industry where the regulators are nothing but industry patsies.
“Japan has already begun to outperform the S&P over the last 30 days and should continue with the weakness of the Yen”
Thanks dibs. The play appeals to my contrarian side, I picked up a buncha EWJ and a bit of SCJ.
(cheques in the post cobby)
EUROTRASH
“I saw a chart recently that shows the number of years that President’s top advisers and cabinet officials have spent in the business world and Obama’s numbers are the lowest in many decades.”
Considering that our last prez was the ‘MBA’ prez, and look what happened, this seems to be a reliable contrarian indicator of good times ahead!
“Did he have an mba?”
Nope. He came from a fancy law firm .
So he has no economic nor business background at all!!!! Typical Washington, DC bullshit.