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Started by Anonymous
Fri, 15 Dec 2006 04:55
Housing Crash Continues
Author: Anonymous
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2006 04:55
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2006 04:55
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The real estate market hasn't yet bottomed out, Wells Fargo & Co. Chief Executive Officer Richard Kovacevich said yesterday in an interview. The company, the nation's biggest lender to homebuilders, expects the housing market decline to end by ``late spring.'' About a fifth of the 375 metropolitan statistical areas in the country have had home price decreases of 20 percent, he said. ``It's pretty ugly at the moment,'' Kovacevich said. Home prices are ``really down much more'' than recent economic reports suggest, he said, citing the company's internal data. --You gots to axe yoself, who benefits? The jews.
Re: Housing Crash Continues
Author: RG
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2006 05:48
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2006 05:48
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Anonymous wrote: > The real estate market hasn't yet bottomed > out, Wells Fargo & Co. Chief Executive > Officer Richard Kovacevich said yesterday in > an interview. > > The company, the nation's biggest lender to > homebuilders, expects the housing market > decline to end by ``late spring.'' About a > fifth of the 375 metropolitan statistical > areas in the country have had home price > decreases of 20 percent, he said. > > ``It's pretty ugly at the moment,'' > Kovacevich said. Home prices are ``really > down much more'' than recent economic > reports suggest, he said, citing the > company's internal data. > > --You gots to axe yoself, who benefits? The > jews. > I dribbled some coffee on my carpet today... You gots to axe yoself, who benefits? The jews! Through their international cartel of rug manufacturers.
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