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To: yard_man who wrote (193046)9/20/2002 5:50:06 PM
From: orkrious  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 436258
 
UFB. What a bonehead. I liked this part the best:

MASSAR: What happens, though, if you have rising rates? We're also continuing to see rising unemployment and the job picture doesn't improve substantially. That could certainly put a dent in your business, no?

GROSS: Great question. And we're operating in an environment where you actually have, as the economy is weakening, you have interest rates going down. So this is a very good environment for a homebuilder because we're working in a buffer. If the economy weakens, interest rates go down, our product is more affordable. If the economy strengthens, more job creation, higher consumer confidence, it's good for people wanting to buy a home. So we're operating in a nice buffer, today.




To: yard_man who wrote (193046)9/21/2002 4:49:58 AM
From: oldirtybastard  Respond to of 436258
 
yeah the sky's the limit. i bet each homebuilder could build at least as many houses as e-trade and ameritrade have accounts, how can you go wrong buying brokerage and housing stocks? with history as a guide this is a sure thing, bet the farm. When we run out of space to build houses here, we'll take canada's and mehico's land like we did the injuns and build more and more houses there.