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The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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71876RE:"Are people unable to sell their existing homes, or are they just tryingJim McMannis2/10/2007
71875No, not time to buy (unless it's homie/lender puts). Just a small spike nextpatron_anejo_por_favor2/10/2007
71874Between the Hedges - This guy is pretty sharp and I agree with most of what he sjimmg2/10/2007
71873You raise some good points regarding analysts. In my experience people are eitheSouthFloridaGuy2/10/2007
71872It's more a function of asynchronous business conditions, risk-premia, etc. SouthFloridaGuy2/10/2007
71871Fleck on Real Estate (starts at 9 minutes in): fundadvice.comCalculatedRisk2/10/2007
71870>>>I don't really know what the carry trade is a "manifestatioChanceIs2/10/2007
71869Suspect we will be through the worst by year end, but that we aren't even haThink4Yourself2/10/2007
71868Yes, I meant hikes. I don't really know what the carry trade is a "manSouthFloridaGuy2/10/2007
71867Good points on the cancellation rate - it is probably a combination of both theCalculatedRisk2/10/2007
71866Gary Akright, a mortgage broker at Dominion Mortgage Corp. in Dallas, said toughLes H2/10/2007
71865Trustee deeds, the measure of homes that change ownership as a result of forecloLes H2/10/2007
71864Chancels,re:"Take your pick".. Exactly, no "technical info" John Chen2/10/2007
71863That was an excellently timed call. Does he suggest how long it will be before Think4Yourself2/10/2007
71862The subprime mess could start the next leg down for HB's The banking industsaveslivesbyday2/10/2007
71861>>>I think it's more like the July,00 or Sep,00.<<< Take ChanceIs2/10/2007
71860Tobago Jack,re:"Job openings at all-time high". Wonder how many of thoJohn Chen2/10/2007
71859>>>should inflation expectations begin to rise globally. More rate cutsChanceIs2/10/2007
71858Chancels,re:"We're at Jan,02". I think it's more like the JulyJohn Chen2/10/2007
71857I just wonder if BSC, LEH, and MER will be next - aren't all these big invsaveslivesbyday2/10/2007
71856Fleck tends to be a perma-bear, but he nailed NEW and the subprimes ... and he gCalculatedRisk2/10/2007
71855<<Alternatively, ROI on CAPEX must be a lot worse at current levels of crejimmg2/10/2007
71854Fleck gets a lot of Flack here but he has been on NEW for a long time, one of thTravis_Bickle2/10/2007
71853Fleck on Jan 30th (great call): <i>"Turning to the subprime industryCalculatedRisk2/10/2007
71852Congradulations on your new home.deeno2/10/2007
71851Fantastic summary, I'm in agreement with 90% of what you say. My only dissenSouthFloridaGuy2/10/2007
71850<<The long term depends on two things - labor force growth and innovation jimmg2/10/2007
71849>>>Inexperienced, and clueless....Housing Boom!<<< Fisher'ChanceIs2/10/2007
71848The long term depends on two things - labor force growth and innovation (aka proCalculatedRisk2/10/2007
71847He understands the housing market? Hard to believe from reading that particularThink4Yourself2/10/2007
71846you are correct, I must be foolish.TheStockFairy2/10/2007
71845Ken Fisher is no rookie. He's just wrong. Probably just picked a another topJim McMannis2/10/2007
71844RE:"after the spring buying season fails to materialize. Florida has alwaysJim McMannis2/10/2007
71843RE:"The housing downturn will be akin to a sharp technical pullback within Jim McMannis2/10/2007
71842WOw. Just when I thought there wasn't another angle.Jim McMannis2/10/2007
71841Looks at FED. The stock.Jim McMannis2/10/2007
71840Inexperienced, and clueless. The guy's logic is so full of holes that itThink4Yourself2/10/2007
71839We're in a powerful global inflationary boom that doesn't want to die. jimmg2/10/2007
71838Lizzie I have stopped trying to buy condos and houses in FL. Did 3 piddly dealPogeu Mahone2/10/2007
71837Noland is right in describing the current situation as an isolated affair - thatSouthFloridaGuy2/10/2007
71836Pure populist drivel. Now go back to your bomb shelter.SouthFloridaGuy2/10/2007
71835CR, I'm still waiting to read your case for long term bullishness. I'm jimmg2/10/2007
71834Barron's mentions NEW this weekend, haven't read it but it appears "Travis_Bickle2/10/2007
71833<<I can't believe this conversation is happening.>> It's hajimmg2/10/2007
71832we have cookie-cutter houses coast to coast and you cannot find <b>one<Pogeu Mahone2/10/2007
71831probably aprilish of last year.TheStockFairy2/10/2007
71830"Quick Move In" (e.g. cancelled contract) homes from D.R. Horton in ChDan32/10/2007
71829Thats nice dude. Thanks for sharing...10K a day2/10/2007
71828Home-buyers of tomorrow could find themselves walking across floors made from maTravis_Bickle2/10/2007
71827every third one, as a basket, until every single one kicks the bucket :0)TobagoJack2/10/2007
71826To all: Which one of this subprime would you short?? investorvillage.comXoFruitCake2/10/2007
71825<i><<Job Openings at all-time high ... >></i> whoa ... TobagoJack2/10/2007
71824time to buy...short...?marcher2/10/2007
71823uhohmarcher2/10/2007
71822aint no sunshine when she's gone. best of luck --marcmarcher2/10/2007
71821<i> You say yes, I say no... I say high, you say lowMick Mørmøny2/9/2007
71820I can't believe this conversation is happening. The USA has not created theLizzie Tudor2/9/2007
71819'Seeing them drop like they are tells me the chain has been pulled. Most othJohn Vosilla2/9/2007
71818'The data presented by the BLS indicates a strong and expanding labor marketJohn Vosilla2/9/2007
71817'I thought you were trolling this RE dip for deals. I think we still have muJohn Vosilla2/9/2007
71816If they are upside by a wide margin and have a huge negative monthly cash flow tJohn Vosilla2/9/2007
71815'I learned lessons there (the hard way) that will last me for the rest of myJohn Vosilla2/9/2007
71814Doug Noland: <i>"At the same time, however, the vast majority of thejimmg2/9/2007
71813From the St. Petersburg Times: Tax shortfalls crimp budget sptimes.com State tCalculatedRisk2/9/2007
71812Four class action suits brought against NEW today. The latest one: Lerach CougChanceIs2/9/2007
71811Scottonstocks, I am thinking the game has shifted too. The street needs to cleTH2/9/2007
71810Ork, It is very encouraging. Going to look at the charts this weekend and maybTH2/9/2007
71809<<YOUR data disputes your claims.>> It's not my data. It'sjimmg2/9/2007
71808<i>I'm still short DSL and BKUNA. Really like the two day in a row doworkrious2/9/2007
71807I was too busy closing on our new home today and this past week to get some fundSmiling Bob2/9/2007
71806That's a great point. The number of job openings at the end of each month tjimmg2/9/2007
71805Yes, I can see the bullish arguments swirling lately. Bulls seem to be desperatThink4Yourself2/9/2007
71804There has been a marked turnaround in sentiment the past few days. The HBs and lSmiling Bob2/9/2007
71803YOUR data disputes your claims. It was pointed out this morning, in an articlThink4Yourself2/9/2007
71802<i>"lending practices by lower-tier, unregulated banks had caused manregli2/9/2007
71801seminole83, <I don't mind getting beaten like a red headed stepchild oncTH2/9/2007
71800You probably should have calculated the number of jobs filled on net by subtractLes H2/9/2007
71799Apparently Lereah has heard that Letterman may be retiring soon and he wants LetBroken_Clock2/9/2007
71798The point remains that Job Openings are at a multi-year high (up 12% yoy and morjimmg2/9/2007
71797He proved your claim that "Job Openings at all-time high" was false. CalculatedRisk2/9/2007
71796was the 799 the price at the absolute peak or was that a listing that started ouLizzie Tudor2/9/2007
71795<<There is no data available at the BLS before Dec 2000 but it looks likeljimmg2/9/2007
71794I want panic. Panic creates opportunity to fleece the masses.jimmg2/9/2007
71793Hello fellow educated person. ;-) A little nugget for all the bears. Bull markeSouthFloridaGuy2/9/2007
71792I don't live in New York but I agree with you!Oblivious2/9/2007
71791We would have a lot less confidence in the whole banking system. That would be bOblivious2/9/2007
71790Can I go on record and say that it didn't?SouthFloridaGuy2/9/2007
71789<i>Job Openings at <b>all-time high</b> (4.4 million unfilled regli2/9/2007
71788Hiccups or start of wider illness? canada.comLes H2/9/2007
71787So you are on record that a Bear Market started yesterday?Oblivious2/9/2007
71786final final final. i ended up getting a house at 720, original listing at 799. TheStockFairy2/9/2007
71785Globe and mail version....U.S. mortgage lenders rattle markets ANDREW WILLIS ANDProud Deplorable2/9/2007
71784I know you love these anecdotal stories, so I'll update you on my housekeepeElroy Jetson2/9/2007
71783"lending practices by lower-tier, unregulated banks had caused many of the CalculatedRisk2/9/2007
71782Ratings Agencies Prepared For Worse Subprime Performance >>> "MooChanceIs2/9/2007
71781Fed's Poole: Inflation Expectations Very Well Controlled >>>Poole:ChanceIs2/9/2007
71780Jewish Insider Trading Case - Don't drop the soap Zvi. smartmoney.com &quojimmg2/9/2007
71779It's like they offered everyone in the US a margin account Imagine if brokesaveslivesbyday2/9/2007
71778Coldwater Creek drastically cut estimates yesterday in the after hours and had ajimmg2/9/2007
71777trotsky is one smart dude: forum.themarkettraders.comjimmg2/9/2007
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