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  1. housing crash

    Rents and occupancy may stay low for YEARS!!! There may be no "bounce back" or the "bottom" is near. The rental market is overall a small per...
    Post by: SteveD, Mar 27, 2005 in forum: Economics

  2. housing crash

    The fact that apartment owners are selling is actually a very bullish sign for single family home ownership. They are loosing tenants to home...
    Post by: SteveD, Mar 26, 2005 in forum: Economics

  3. Housing Rolling Along 2

    I give up, LOL. SteveD
    Post by: SteveD, Mar 18, 2005 in forum: Economics

  4. Housing Rolling Along 2

    The major FLAW in the thinking is this is not a MARKET!!!! Each and every piece of real estate in the entire US is different than any other...
    Post by: SteveD, Mar 16, 2005 in forum: Economics

  5. Housing Rolling Along 2

    Before anyone jumps up and screams: Interest rates stayed very steady throughout the 40's, 50's, 60's, and till the mid 70's before inflation...
    Post by: SteveD, Mar 13, 2005 in forum: Economics

  6. Housing Rolling Along 2

    OldTrader is correct. Please don't make the assumption that everyone in the "boonies" goes into the CBD every day. Retail will follow the...
    Post by: SteveD, Feb 18, 2005 in forum: Economics

  7. Housing Rolling Along 2

    Real estate purchases are driven by interest rates. Housing demand: Take a look around your neighborhood. How many kids going off to...
    Post by: SteveD, Feb 17, 2005 in forum: Economics

  8. Consistently Profitable Day Traders

    The data for Block Trading may be correct, LOL. You had to see it to believe it!!! Looked like a crap table in Vegas. Jump in and buy something...
    Post by: SteveD, Feb 15, 2005 in forum: Professional Trading

  9. Consistently Profitable Day Traders

    Observation: GOOG traded over 38,000,000 shares today. Average volume is over 11,000,000. This is a $200/share stock!! Wouldn't you think...
    Post by: SteveD, Feb 14, 2005 in forum: Professional Trading

  10. Trade as Business vs. Trade Personal Account

    Questions: If I elect MTM and also hold a stock for over a year would not my capital gains be long term on that particular stock? Even if...
    Post by: SteveD, Feb 8, 2005 in forum: Professional Trading

  11. housing crash

    Just so you understand, I have never been that interested in the actual "hands-on" aspect of the building process. How many 2x4's, how much...
    Post by: SteveD, Jan 18, 2005 in forum: Economics

  12. housing crash

    First of all, for the umpteenth time, real estate does not have a "margin call". The US housing market is based on long term fixed rate self...
    Post by: SteveD, Jan 15, 2005 in forum: Economics

  13. housing crash

    In the late 70"s interest rates were something around 16% +/-. Huge over building by home builders. Prime interest rate reached 21% in 1979??...
    Post by: SteveD, Jan 6, 2005 in forum: Economics

  14. housing crash

    Most owner-occupied homes are sold for reasons such as: job loss, divorce, job transfer or desire to "move up". NOT because of some drop in...
    Post by: SteveD, Jan 4, 2005 in forum: Economics

  15. housing crash

    It is amazing to me that so many of you simply do not understand home ownership. Please do not quote California prices. It makes you sound...
    Post by: SteveD, Jan 3, 2005 in forum: Economics

  16. housing crash

    First of all, in most cases, the original lender (the Bank) sells that loan up stream to Fannie etc. Make your payments and you will never hear...
    Post by: SteveD, Jan 3, 2005 in forum: Economics

  17. Real Estate is dying? Investment-wise what is the next Asset Class Du Jour?

    Again, we keep confusing and blending "home" ownership and single family rental property. These is two very distinct types of real estate!!!!!...
    Post by: SteveD, Dec 17, 2004 in forum: Economics

  18. Real Estate is dying? Investment-wise what is the next Asset Class Du Jour?

    I have never understood EXACTLY what Billbuild does. Please explain the type of real estate, location. time frame, etc. I see you mention 1960...
    Post by: SteveD, Dec 13, 2004 in forum: Economics

  19. Real Estate is dying? Investment-wise what is the next Asset Class Du Jour?

    Please state where and when all of this carnage took place in the real estate market. Me thinks you are lumping "junk property" (BB stocks) in...
    Post by: SteveD, Oct 21, 2004 in forum: Economics

  20. Real Estate is dying? Investment-wise what is the next Asset Class Du Jour?

    Buyers are all around. Just a matter of price. Inflation basically good for real estate. It will ebb and flow but always there. Don't see...
    Post by: SteveD, Oct 20, 2004 in forum: Economics
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