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To: MythMan who wrote (350886)12/12/2007 7:39:30 AM
From: Real Man  Respond to of 436258
 
They already fell 20% just due to lower dollar, and then some cause
they also fell in nominal terms. Another 30% dollar drop, and they
stop falling. Houses are made of stuff, and rates are coming
down fast, and that stuff ain't getting any cheaper. I also
sense a pretty universal bearishness in
that area, with folks throwing themselves out of the windows -g-
Maybe the fall does not reverse today, but it's gonna, and
soon. -g- Well, unless da s. hits da fan in a form of the
dollar crisis. I mean, LT interest rates go sharply higher,
then we'll have a major trouble. Then again, such an event
will likely be accompanied by a major dollar drop, and stuff
won't get any cheaper, more likely it will skyrocket in price.
Although I would not expect that housing prices will
outperform real inflation, they should go up some nevertheless -g-
Kind of like the spoos you love so much -ggg-



To: MythMan who wrote (350886)12/12/2007 8:29:06 AM
From: Giordano Bruno  Respond to of 436258
 
8:26 [BAC] B of A sees rising consumer charge-offs ( but no recession -g-)

Import prices up 2.7% 11.4% yoy (no inflation either)