House of the Day: 170 South Oxford Street
This house at 170 South Oxford Street in Fort Greene is a cutie, all the more charming for its unusual large front yard. The 4,000-square-foot brick house, which is asking $1,675,000, appears to be in excellent shape too. Probably its biggest drawback is its location. While quite convenient, these blocks between Fulton and Atlantic generally…

This house at 170 South Oxford Street in Fort Greene is a cutie, all the more charming for its unusual large front yard. The 4,000-square-foot brick house, which is asking $1,675,000, appears to be in excellent shape too. Probably its biggest drawback is its location. While quite convenient, these blocks between Fulton and Atlantic generally don’t command the same prices as those to the north. This place in particular has an uphill battle given its proximity to the Ratner-developed newish townhouses.
170 South Oxford Street [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
“Reeeeedemmmmmmptiooooonnnnn!” – Bob Marley
Test (earlier post was held back)
“Done with your sorry ill-informed ass.”
PWNED!!!
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The What
Someday this war is gonna end…
You can cut and paste all day long but yet you won’t answer any questions.
Done with your sorry ill-informed ass.
“Is “shorting” too complicated for your simple mind???”
I have a friend who is on paper a millionaire. He worked hard and never will toch the markets. Calls them a “sucker trap” and a “Casino”. Have to agree with him. If you are so sophisticated why is your HF down Dave? When John Paulson Hedge Fund is up.
Paulson Bucks Paulson as His Hedge Funds Score $1 Billion Gain
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=aOvxkpPjBb_o&refer=home
Paulson doesn’t smile as he says this, even though with each new calamity his bottom line grows. Paulson & Co. funds generated profits of more than $3 billion for the firm in 2007, mostly by betting the housing bubble, swollen with subprime mortgages, would burst.
The payoff: Four of Paulson’s funds were among the 20 best- performing, and the 20 most profitable, hedge funds for the first nine months of 2008, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, other hedge fund research firms and investors.
Dave go away! You engaging me proves you failure. You have a internet persona just PWNING the living day lights out of you! Go back and lose some more money. Run along…
The What (But.. But.. that was my life savings..)
Someday this war is gonna end…
Is “shorting” too complicated for your simple mind???
“What would your ideal portfolio look like here What. Any clue???”
Cash and Debt free..
The What
Someday this war is gonna end…
Oh just a month ago you said that your HF was down 3% so you lost 11.5% or was it Redemption Calls that took away you leverage?
Hedge Funds and Berserkers Already Liquidated in Masse
Russ Winter
http://wallstreetexaminer.com/blogs/winter/2008/12/02/2151/
This post’s focus is on leveraged traders and funds. In my view there is compelling evidence that the Berserker community has liquidated en masse and exists in recent memory only. Although checks are being sent out to “investors†to dispose of, there are few if any signs that meaningful leverage is being employed at this stage. I am not at all convinced that Monday’s latest crash action had much too do with margin or fund liquidation either.
Hedge Funds+Dave=Fail…
The What
Someday this war is gonna end…
TYPICAL WHAT OBFUSCATION.
You may think what you like MORON. I just hope whatever you do doesn’t involve interaction with the public or children.
Aswer a question for once.
What would your ideal portfolio look like here What. Any clue???