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The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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275From the Morgan Stanley link you posted: <I> One of the most interesting rNandu8/20/2001
274Jim, thank you for dropping by and lending your valuable insight. This is trulyTom Gordon8/20/2001
273United States: How Long Before the Housing Market Tanks? David Greenlaw (New Yoild8/20/2001
272Short on QQQ now? Well I guess you could, but you sort of missed the first big SBHX8/20/2001
271Any observations on the SanJose/SanFrancisco area? Just curious as I have many SBHX8/20/2001
270not short here, not in housing sector if I had to act anywhere now, it would be:Jim Willie CB8/20/2001
269Jim, IMO an air pocket is developing in RE market. All those people that must seild8/20/2001
268Chicago is loaded with highend inventory ------- What If Housing Crashed? StepJim Willie CB8/20/2001
267anecdotal evidence from west Boston residential market: I lived in that area foJim Willie CB8/20/2001
266Ramsey, I'm afraid you under estimate the Argentine situation, the Fed is $Tom Gordon8/19/2001
265Tom, first of all, I want to state that I am very bearish of real estate relateRamsey Su8/18/2001
264Ramsey, my figures come from David Tice , manager of the Prudent Bear Fund whicTom Gordon8/18/2001
263Tom, would appreciate knowing where you got the $500B bad loan number from. JuRamsey Su8/18/2001
262Tom, Point taken. You may be right. I think we have a 1/3 change of turning tMark Ivan8/18/2001
261Mark, all banks are flush with bad loans as personal and corporate bankruptciesTom Gordon8/18/2001
260>>Skeeter, I respect your knowledge, but *knew* is a strong word here. YouSkeeter Bug8/17/2001
259thanks. the real estate crashed in japan and Asia after the bubble burst, let&#HammerHead8/17/2001
258Pardon me if this Forbes article has been posted. forbes.comRinConRon8/17/2001
257Robert, See Message 16226879 MarkMark Ivan8/17/2001
256BIll Wolman on CNBC just mentioned one analyst predicts coming real estate crashHammerHead8/17/2001
255Skeeter, <i>actually, i *knew* disaster was coming when the naz went intoMark Ivan8/17/2001
254>>I do not think we had the last "hurrah" in refinancing. The raSkeeter Bug8/17/2001
253mark, i can appreciate your situation to some degree. i've seen about 4 laySkeeter Bug8/17/2001
252Yes...but it can also continue being cut in half for infinity. -g- -davestomper8/17/2001
251stomper, the naz is down over 60% so, by definition, it has to be closer to a boSkeeter Bug8/17/2001
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