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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: RealityNotFantasy who wrote (27971)3/10/2005 12:04:13 PM
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It seems a person's view is based on financial interests...

IMHO...

There must be a study out there that ties a person's opinion based on their financial interest(s) in that subject.

It appears that no matter how un-realistic that opinion may be, the person is going to protect that opinion because of their financial interest(s).

In this particular message board, whether the person supports or does not support the opinion that there may be a real estate bubble and/or crash, this seems to apply to both sides.

Now the question is which side is the closest to reality? I can't predict the future and it seems nobody else can either.

I guess we'll have to wait to see what happens down the road? The result may be a combination of both opinions, but who knows for sure, right?

In this atmosphere of polarization, it appears to be difficult to gauge anything really. It reminds one of the (Northern) Italian City States of the Renaissance.

There were the Guelphs (who supported the Pope) and the Ghibellines (who supported the German Emperors) but fortunately for us, we don't resort to the low levels they did in their times. I hope we keep it that way.

Both views should be respected and analyzed because there may be something to consider from both?

Just my two cents....
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