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To: SGJ who wrote (28668)	1/25/2012 5:41:07 PM
From: Sam	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 221974

Fence sitters are going to see the prices start rising from low supply and a historic low rate environment evaporating before their eyes and the land rush is on. Hope you're right. We desperately need for housing to come back in a big way. Well, not THAT big a way. Just a ongoing solid way. I don't want another housing bubble.

To: SGJ who wrote (28668)	1/25/2012 5:50:30 PM
From: llap	Respond to of 221974

I second that. The Phoenix foreclosure supply (all stages of foreclosures) is down >60% in about 9 months from what I can see. The market is quickly healing and soon prices will go back up. Actually, over the last few months a slight uptrend is happening already IMO. I would not bet on meaningful t-bond moves down, though. I think that market is moving pretty slow and is also being prepped up by the FED.