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The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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259034OK, let's boost the numbers.... <b>Illinois Pension Debt-Nation’s WorKayaker7/7/2010
259033This bear market rally could last a while, IMO. “The results of the stress testDebtBomb7/7/2010
259032WTF? Stop spending so much time worrying about your solvency and get back to spSmiling Bob7/7/2010
259031LOL. Wow. And, the sheeple think it's 1982. This is going to be nasty, IMDebtBomb7/7/2010
259030>>>He points to a figure in red: $5.01 billion (all figures US)....<ChanceIs7/7/2010
259029>>>Believe the hype and the hope or believe the reality?<<< AChanceIs7/7/2010
259028 It is the ocean and we are the shore. ----- to be fair, in the complete quote,Pogeu Mahone7/7/2010
259027turn those machines back off?? <g>yard_man7/7/2010
259026What cures an economic depression is factories filing for bankruptcy and investoElroy Jetson7/7/2010
259025If the market reflected reality, it would be at .01 cent, as that's ultimateSmiling Bob7/7/2010
259024Wow, that is UFB......in the extreme! At least Ahnold is taking the bull by thepatron_anejo_por_favor7/7/2010
259023Increased short by 50% again. GT THTH7/7/2010
259022>> realize that Monetarists, Keynesians, and other schools of economics bepatron_anejo_por_favor7/7/2010
259021July 06, 2010 joebageant.com Waltzing at the Doomsday Ball Capitalism is dead, Broken_Clock7/7/2010
259020>>all my black boxes just went green -- what should I do??<< Turn &patron_anejo_por_favor7/7/2010
259019in SRS @ 29.29Lazarus7/7/2010
259018Doug Kass: The Market Has Gotten Way Too Pessimistic, And This Is The Bottom ReDebtBomb7/7/2010
259017CNBS back to their giddy selves again Meanwhile, Bloomberg doing a story on mallSmiling Bob7/7/2010
259016ROFLOL. Yeah - we can find individual homes that fell 100%+ (including the demoCalculatedRisk7/7/2010
259015All regional Some areas have dropped 100%- plus the gas for the bulldozer.Smiling Bob7/7/2010
259014<b>Debt-ridden Illinois faces fiscal collapse</b> New York Times NewKayaker7/7/2010
259013I think prices will fall further, but just not 50%. That seems very unlikely.CalculatedRisk7/7/2010
259012There's no debate as to a second leg. How can there not be another leg down?Smiling Bob7/7/2010
259011How many times did they raise rates? 6? I think Faber said it was a good deal,DebtBomb7/7/2010
259010I'm short. TZA 50% position. GT THTH7/7/2010
259009The pctg might be off, but 2000 levels seem right. It's regional, but our aSmiling Bob7/7/2010
259008<I>It isn't like we need checks and balances, or separation of powers.Peter V7/7/2010
259007You could be right. I keep hearing people screaming about inflation, when deflaCalculatedRisk7/7/2010
259006I honestly can't understand how Krugman believes there will be a positive reElroy Jetson7/7/2010
259005The Rising Threat of Deflation By John H. Makin >>>We don't need ChanceIs7/7/2010
259004>> executive director of institutional effectiveness << LOL -- thatyard_man7/7/2010
259003die short die all my black boxes just went green -- what should I do??yard_man7/7/2010
259002We also supported Japan's finances by keeping a big trade imbalance (400-600Les H7/7/2010
259001Once again I believe time will reveal that you're too optimistic. And I susElroy Jetson7/7/2010
259000The down-side of perpetual Japan-like stimulus is at best you are replacing privElroy Jetson7/7/2010
258999HERE's how it is done: _____________________________________________________joseffy7/7/2010
258998I definitely think prices will fall further, but 50% on a national basis is VERYCalculatedRisk7/7/2010
258997RE:"Home prices declining another 50% is entirely plausible unless we use JJim McMannis7/7/2010
258996Five more S&P points and we could see this rally really pick up steam. It dTH7/7/2010
258995+1Jim McMannis7/7/2010
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