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Strategies & Market Trends
US Inflation and What To Do About It
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479Rahm's a POS, the bowl keeps getting bigger, like his bank account.ggersh-5/7/2014
478"Emanuel had no previous banking experience." But was very successfulBroken_Clock-5/6/2014
477portside.org The Hedge Fund That Ate Chicago PRINTER-FRIENDLY VERSION Why doesggersh-5/6/2014
476millions still underwater millions more can't afford to buy I'll bet tJohn Vosilla-5/5/2014
475How scoured is that from banks withholding foreclosures? I spoke with both a moggersh-5/5/2014
474Not sure, he bought it for $12.5 mil.....he'll sue the NBA and the family wggersh-5/5/2014
473This feels like ownership society 2.0 but with many less aboard for the ride thJohn Vosilla-5/5/2014
472globalized RE tycoon or sociopathic globalist looking for the lowest cost When John Vosilla-5/5/2014
471The jobs number is just a number, the question is what do those jobs pay? Affordggersh-4/25/2014
470The jobs number is just a number, the question is what do those jobs pay? Affordggersh-4/25/2014
469Exactly, the race to the bottom continues... Now more and more they are dependeggersh-4/25/2014
468Must be especially brutal in Hawaii? Not only housing but everything costs throJohn Vosilla-4/24/2014
467All cash buyers are in the top 10% also don't forget many have large HELOC&#John Vosilla-4/24/2014
466Jeez we averaged like 1.2M+ new homes a year for a decade under Clinton and GWB.John Vosilla-4/24/2014
465Problems: no job mobility so very few are even willing to leave a job they alreBroken_Clock-4/24/2014
464I see fewer and fewer houses on the market in my area Economy and so many jobs John Vosilla-4/24/2014
463Fed and computers are decreasing the time in between cycles. Yes continued fed John Vosilla-4/24/2014
462No lessons are learned and history repeats itself. We're in no man's lanJohn Vosilla-4/24/2014
461That would be wage deflation. Wages haven't kept up with inflation for most Broken_Clock-4/24/2014
460I'd like to find a chart comparing wage inflation to rise in cost of healthcJohn Vosilla-4/24/2014
459A Stunning 80% Of All New York, Florida And Nevada Condo Purchases Are "AllBroken_Clock-4/24/2014
458finance.yahoo.com Can't get blood out of a turnip. Bring back liar loans iBroken_Clock-4/23/2014
457As a concept only, in reality it bought only time. QE to infinity anyone to ggersh-4/22/2014
456I think the cycle is coming to an end, affordability is there only for the far fggersh-4/22/2014
455The only thought on cycles is the Fed and computers are decreasing the time in bggersh-4/22/2014
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