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balor123
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 Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 1:15 pm GMT Post subject: Too many homes |
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| Notice the reference to the biggest problem? That we have too many homes. Expect solutions that solve the too many homes problem, not the too high prices one. |
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Boston ITer
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Bubblenomics has broken through the Supply/Demand curve.
Thus, like many non-dividend earning stocks, any which way the wind blows is where housing will end up. |
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