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What do you want to do, with a Wharton MBA?

Ditto! In a falling market broker fees should be the least of your worries.

In essence, since wealthy people in reality control goverments it's in their interest to find the optimal limit or else.

IMHO one of the greatest assets of the wealthy is the middle class; however, wants it dissipates so does its protection. For this reason it's in government's and wealthy people's interest to find the optimum level, to keep the middle class content, or the government will be eventually...

DITTO! Some folk just don't understand this until it's taken away.

Gates is giving now because he realized that if he doesn't others (including governments) will be motivated to take it away by any means necessary.

The next wave of the US Housing Market Crash - Apartment REITs Housing-Market / US Housing Mar 09, 2007 - 09:24 AM By: Money_and_Markets I told you about the housing sales and pricing declines before they happened … I told you that the subprime mortgage industry would end...

REIT Review Spring 2007 Cornerstone Apartment: The poor performance by the Apartment REIT sector that began in the fourth quarter of 2006 continued into 2007 as the sector underperformed the broader REIT index by 586 basis points in the first quarter. We attribute the performance lag to...

You made my point. There is a hugh disconnect between rental rates and mortgage payments (including all expenses), so most sophisticated investors sold their real estate assets and will not look to buy until rental income reach a certain ratio. However, as more supply becomes available rental...

More people with bad debt and less disposable income to spend on rent.

Foreclosures will force rental rates down because the banks and vulture funds will rent them out to mitigate losses and/or for rental income until the next bubble. It's basic economics.

You got in and out at a good time. A former neighbor of mine, in NYC, brought his condo in 1989 at the height of the last real estate bubble, and had to wait about ten years before values matched and exceeded his bases. Since values have declined in the past it can happen again. That's why I...

Rental rates will be driven down as well, because all those foreclosed homes and condos will become rental properties, competing with the existing supply. :eek:

Your partner sounds like the infamous Tailhook (AKA. DAVID SCHEUERMANN) who was banned from ET: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1205941&highlight=tailhook#post1205941

Real Estate cycles are generally about 10 years, so in my opinion it is way too soon to buy.

I understand exactly what you mean, because I'm a trailblazer too. Enjoy the journey and happy trading!!!:)

When you start to read his blog it's all there (every trade).

Proflogic, I have been following one of your student's blog for over six months, unfortunately he is not doing too well with your method::( http://futures-trading.blogspot.com/ I hope you help the guy get profitable.

I'm long all the way!!! IMHO buy dips.

The problem could be your hardware (cpu, graphic card, memory, internet connection, etc...).