17 -country eurozone has fallen back into recession

Saltrock

Active Member
Home values went up 200% or more in the preceding 10 years.

Are they good fundamentals to base an economies growth on?

The days of buying a house for $150,000, putting $25,000 patio and selling it for $400,000 are over. Growth is growth.I agree europe is volatile and shit could hit the fan quick. You were pointing out how the markets overall are shitty. I was pointing out the fact that housing has been improving. Maybe slowly, but still an improvment. Good night. Can barley keep my blood shot eyes open.

Peace
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Harrekin

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The days of buying a house for $150,000, putting $25,000 patio and selling it for $400,000 are over. Growth is growth.I agree europe is volatile and shit could hit the fan quick. You were pointing out how the markets overall are shitty. I was pointing out the fact that housing has been improving. Maybe slowly, but still an improvment. Good night. Can barley keep my blood shot eyes open.PeaceSalt
Nah man, what I actually said was the markets dropped after Obama was reelected...can you not read a graph?
 

ChesusRice

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Nope, but Saltrock wanted to credit the markets being up as a result of Obamas reelection when infact the opposite is true.
In actuallityobama didnt have anything to do with the recent run up or down on the marketbut if You had blamed obama for the recent decline. I would of copied it and brought it up in a month or less when the markets go back to 13500
 

Harrekin

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In actuallityobama didnt have anything to do with the recent run up or down on the marketbut if You had blamed obama for the recent decline. I would of copied it and brought it up in a month or less when the markets go back to 13500
And that'll have been 33% of a quarter without growth.

Obama is no good for the markets, the "feel good" factor isn't there for Obama.

Is his honeymoon over yet btw? Or does he need another 4 years before he can get started?
 

ChesusRice

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And that'll have been 33% of a quarter without growth.

Obama is no good for the markets, the "feel good" factor isn't there for Obama.

Is his honeymoon over yet btw? Or does he need another 4 years before he can get started?
So when the Markets shoot up after this fake ass financial cliff is over. You going to credit Obama for the rise in market prices?
 

Harrekin

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So when the Markets shoot up after this fake ass financial cliff is over. You going to credit Obama for the rise in market prices?
Nope, because he can't directly influence the markets.

Something like the results of an election effects trader sentiment tho, so infact his reelection can be directly blamed for the drop in the markets on/after the 6th.
 

Saltrock

Active Member
Nope, but Saltrock wanted to credit the markets being up as a result of Obamas reelection when infact the opposite is true.
Did I say reelection anywhere? I was just thanking him because we seem to be recovering slowly but surely.

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Harrekin

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Did I say reelection anywhere? I was just thanking him because we seem to be recovering slowly but surely.

Peace
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You suppose he deserved his peace prize too? (He ruined its reputation btw, noone wants one anymore)

And I suppose if cancer is cured in the next 4 years then that's Barry's victory too?
 
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