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StoppedClock said:... this would be the worst possible scenrario for EA's as why would anyone buy or sell when prices aren't going to do anything.
Anyone know official figures for :CelloPoint said:Therefore there has to be an equalisation back to growth of inflation + 3% since 2001/2002 which can only come about with a market correction.
room305 said:Yup, they will be back working for their supper.
“We have an inverted yield curve, a negative savings rate, six-year-high industry operating rate, multiyear-high commodity prices, cycle-high profit margins, uncomfortably high unsold inventories of both homes and autos, and a peaking-out in housing starts — all classic late-cycle developments...Be wary of the pundits telling you how great soft landings are. They hardly ever happen. The odds of a soft landing after a Fed tightening cycle inverted the entire yield curve are slim.”
-Merrill Lynch's David Rosenberg
StoppedClock said:So why would they be pushing it? Surely a bit of bearish scaremongering to get the units moving would be more lucrative and its not like EA's are such respected people in our society that such a volte face would damage their standing too much.
room305 said:When the market tanks they'll change their tune.
StoppedClock said:Anyone care to speculate on what that tune might sound like?
StoppedClock said:Anyone know official figures for :
inflation + 3% since 2001/2002 ?
HPI since 2001/2002 ?
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