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To: Think4Yourself who wrote (51588)4/7/2006 12:53:55 PM
From: GraceZRespond to of 306849
 
Historically periods of low returns on capital result in higher land prices. This has been true since long before Adam Smith wrote about the tendency for RE to appreciate during periods of low interest rates back in 1776.

He said it was a function of individuals preferring to employ their capital close to home where they could keep an eye on it during times when returns on regular business activity are uncertain or especially poor.



To: Think4Yourself who wrote (51588)4/7/2006 1:34:48 PM
From: TheStockFairyRead Replies (2) | Respond to of 306849
 
Sir, are you getting aggitated for some reason?

"what is the relevance of your statement you repeatedly make?"

Hunh? Please do some work for me and find all of the other times I have made that statement.

"If not for the events of 9/11 causing the fed to make money.... "

If, If and buts were candies and nuts we all would have a merry Xmas!

And if you scroll back here I was buying puts on home builders long before you showed up.

So, in short, GFY.


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