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Post by nautonnier on Jan 9, 2021 15:15:07 GMT
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Post by missouriboy on Jan 9, 2021 15:35:22 GMT
I get the "Yellow Screen of Death". Must be on somebody's list.
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Post by nautonnier on Jan 9, 2021 15:39:52 GMT
I get the "Yellow Screen of Death". Must be on somebody's list. There are several links if you search on: Transhumanism WEF Schwab
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Post by missouriboy on Jan 9, 2021 16:09:32 GMT
By the same author (?) ( viableopposition.blogspot.com/ ) ... topic real estate and more. Otherwise, I take issue with some of his down-article comments. Me thinks he is "too Canadian". He doesn't understand the "the Rebel" factor south of the border. Reverse question for him is ... Are Canadians totally complient? Mistake - Was a blog that he follows. That would explain the shift. www.greaterfool.ca/The betting remains that lots of people will lose their minds and pay historically high prices for real estate in the first six months of 2021. The pattern of 2020 will continue with detached properties, especially in the burbs and the surrounding hick cities where people wear baseball hats backwards, men dream of quads and spouses buy matching outerwear. The pop in values has been historic in places where houses were, for generations, affordable. The virus and WFH did that. The legacy will be a destructive one as housing affordability tanks.
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Post by walnut on Jan 9, 2021 16:35:26 GMT
By the same author (?) ( viableopposition.blogspot.com/ ) ... topic real estate and more. Otherwise, I take issue with some of his down-article comments. Me thinks he is "too Canadian". He doesn't understand the "the Rebel" factor south of the border. Reverse question for him is ... Are Canadians totally complient? www.greaterfool.ca/The betting remains that lots of people will lose their minds and pay historically high prices for real estate in the first six months of 2021. The pattern of 2020 will continue with detached properties, especially in the burbs and the surrounding hick cities where people wear baseball hats backwards, men dream of quads and spouses buy matching outerwear. The pop in values has been historic in places where houses were, for generations, affordable. The virus and WFH did that. The legacy will be a destructive one as housing affordability tanks. As we had chatted about, I'm looking for land. Cheap rural land is a thing of the past. And I mean very rural. Like the hairs on your head, each square foot of land is now numbered.
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Post by missouriboy on Jan 9, 2021 16:45:33 GMT
By the same author (?) ( viableopposition.blogspot.com/ ) ... topic real estate and more. Otherwise, I take issue with some of his down-article comments. Me thinks he is "too Canadian". He doesn't understand the "the Rebel" factor south of the border. Reverse question for him is ... Are Canadians totally complient? www.greaterfool.ca/The betting remains that lots of people will lose their minds and pay historically high prices for real estate in the first six months of 2021. The pattern of 2020 will continue with detached properties, especially in the burbs and the surrounding hick cities where people wear baseball hats backwards, men dream of quads and spouses buy matching outerwear. The pop in values has been historic in places where houses were, for generations, affordable. The virus and WFH did that. The legacy will be a destructive one as housing affordability tanks. As we had chatted about, I'm looking for land. Cheap rural land is a thing of the past. And I mean very rural. Like the hairs on your head, each square foot of land is now numbered. As per above, if the rush for land (select real estate in general) is on ... then prices are rising (soaring?). With intensive tracking ... coupled with timing, would this not be the time to sell? And wait for the crash that usually follows such phases. No market is linear for long. Or are we in a new long-term phase? Comments wanted.
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Post by walnut on Jan 9, 2021 17:08:18 GMT
As we had chatted about, I'm looking for land. Cheap rural land is a thing of the past. And I mean very rural. Like the hairs on your head, each square foot of land is now numbered. As per above, if the rush for land (select real estate in general) is on ... then prices are rising (soaring?). With intensive tracking ... coupled with timing, would this not be the time to sell? And wait for the crash that usually follows such phases. No market is linear for long. Or are we in a new long-term phase? Comments wanted. My friend is trying to talk me into buying silver. I'm thinking nah, it is not perpetually linear. It's time to be unloading silver selling into strength. Yellen made strong inflation-hawkish comments. If she is to be the one(?)
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Post by missouriboy on Jan 9, 2021 19:50:37 GMT
As per above, if the rush for land (select real estate in general) is on ... then prices are rising (soaring?). With intensive tracking ... coupled with timing, would this not be the time to sell? And wait for the crash that usually follows such phases. No market is linear for long. Or are we in a new long-term phase? Comments wanted. My friend is trying to talk me into buying silver. I'm thinking nah, it is not perpetually linear. It's time to be unloading silver selling into strength. Yellen made strong inflation-hawkish comments. If she is to be the one(?) Silver has outperformed Gold in this and other precious metal booms. Primarily because the Gold-to-Silver price ratio has become out of balace by historical standards ... reaching highs of 100-to-1. During corrections as silver (as the poor mans gold) rises more than gold, the ratio may drop back to historical lows of 40-to-1. It is currently about 65 or 70-to-1. I made (on paper since I didn't sell) twice the money on my silver in the current runup as I did on my gold primarilly for this reason. As the peak is reached at the lower ratio, the strategy is to trade silver for gold, as silver will also drop faster and further in a downturn than gold (as prices decline). The Public is piling into silver because they can afford it. If one believes that inflation will continue ... and get worse ... which seems likely under the Democrats (they have manyy promises to keep and many hyped up mouths to feed - and little real money to do it with) the dollar will decline and prices will continue to rise. Another force behind cryptos which are being driven not only by public purchase, but by a huge pile in from financial institutions and companies. I don't see the runup in gold (and silver) stopping anytime soon. It will pause and step down in this longer rise upward. Cryptos may take over in the longer run, but the love affair with precious metals is deeply engrained in our psyche. Diversification. My 22 year son seems to have an instinct for trading. He bought select airlines at the bottom and sold them at just complete top ... with other small investments in bitcoin and a select emerging private crypto. He does his research and the old man is looking at and learning from his evaluations and becoming the small voice in his ear whispering diversity and hedging. Distrust of the coming administration may enhance a move to more tangible assets. Ya pays your money and ya takes your chances. I might add that ammunition has made a rather spectacular run in the recent to longer term past.
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Post by nautonnier on Jan 9, 2021 20:27:54 GMT
As we had chatted about, I'm looking for land. Cheap rural land is a thing of the past. And I mean very rural. Like the hairs on your head, each square foot of land is now numbered. As per above, if the rush for land (select real estate in general) is on ... then prices are rising (soaring?). With intensive tracking ... coupled with timing, would this not be the time to sell? And wait for the crash that usually follows such phases. No market is linear for long. Or are we in a new long-term phase? Comments wanted. As I have said there are around 1000 per day plus people/families moving to Florida. New subdivisions near us have thousands of homes. A FL congressman was a talking head this morning mainly about different approaches to COVID by FL's De Santis compared to emmy winning Cuomo. He pointed out the the number of families moving south from NY to FL is still increasing and that is forcing a housing boom in Florida. by migrants to FL just on realtor's description. But then a 5 bed 2.5 bath house with a pool on an established subdivision with more land round it than the new builds is ~$400k-$500k which compares favorably to NYC prices.
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Post by missouriboy on Jan 9, 2021 20:36:35 GMT
As per above, if the rush for land (select real estate in general) is on ... then prices are rising (soaring?). With intensive tracking ... coupled with timing, would this not be the time to sell? And wait for the crash that usually follows such phases. No market is linear for long. Or are we in a new long-term phase? Comments wanted. As I have said there are around 1000 per day plus people/families moving to Florida. New subdivisions near us have thousands of homes. A FL congressman was a talking head this morning mainly about different approaches to COVID by FL's De Santis compared to emmy winning Cuomo. He pointed out the the number of families moving south from NY to FL is still increasing and that is forcing a housing boom in Florida. by migrants to FL just on realtor's description. But then a 5 bed 2.5 bath house with a pool on an established subdivision with more land round it than the new builds is ~$400k-$500k which compares favorably to NYC prices. In the Ocala area, good reputation contracters are building 1600 sq. ft (better than average grade) houses at $175000. The price includes a quarter-acre lot. Want a bigger one? Add another $3000 or so.
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Post by nonentropic on Jan 9, 2021 20:37:21 GMT
I live in a town in NZ where that would buy a very small dwelling, actually tiny. I'm coming as soon as you sort the big stuff.
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Post by missouriboy on Jan 9, 2021 20:50:15 GMT
I live in a town in NZ where that would buy a very small dwelling, actually tiny. I'm coming as soon as you sort the big stuff. Of course ya know that, if the Great Azores landslip were to occur, Florida's high ground is not big enough to hold all the fleeing coasters. Thanks for the vote of confidence in our fixing the big stuff.
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Post by missouriboy on Jan 9, 2021 21:15:23 GMT
They are also coming for your app. www.bbc.com/news/technology-55598887Time for Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia to just admit that the Democrat Party that he signed on to years ago, no longer exists ... and switch to the Republican Party. His voters I believe would support that.
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Post by Ratty on Jan 9, 2021 23:18:58 GMT
Pie in the sky election reform will do nothing to recover the loss of this election and the theft of the entire government. I'm madder than ever. Maintain the rage, Walnut. Take a tip from this Aussie.
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Post by Ratty on Jan 9, 2021 23:20:48 GMT
We have magnificent deserts. I remember that, Ratty! Not that, Walnut. This:
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