Does someone have a link here for RLLD's earliest

[SUXBNME 1,348]

The search function here is not my friend.

[RLLD 3,495]

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[SUXBNME 1,348]

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Thanx

 

one of FB frineds was saying how smart Ron Paul was for predicting this in 2009.

I came back with "Big focking deal...A retard at our lightly trafficed FF board has been predicting this as early as 2006".

 

Of course he didn't believe me

[RLLD 3,495]

Thanx

 

one of FB frineds was saying how smart Ron Paul was for predicting this in 2009.

I came back with "Big focking deal...A retard at our lightly trafficed FF board has been predicting this as early as 2006".

 

Of course he didn't believe me

 

Want to really blow his mind?

 

Show him THIS and then THIS

[SUXBNME 1,348]

Want to really blow his mind?

 

Show him THIS and then THIS

Nah...I don't want your head to swell up any bigger then it already is.

[TD Ryan2 315]

Ray,

 

you were definately ahead of the curve on this topic.

 

The Greater Boston area has dropped about 18 - 19% from the peak, and I'd guess some of the Boston suburbs hit the low to mid %20s.

 

are these numbers in line with your projections back in 2007 - 08?

[BLS 313]

Ron Paul predicted it in 2003.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-8XYF0LLrk&feature=related

[BLS 313]

Want to really blow his mind?

 

Show him THIS and then THIS

 

 

Where have you been lately?

 

Regarding your PM from a while back, you still feel that way?

 

Silver has actually slowly been going down, so I think the time to pounce on PM's is coming up. Dow over 13k, Greece debt woes apparently fixed. Unemployment numbers looking better.

 

What could go wrong?

[NorthernVike 2,080]

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Welcome back asshat.

[td parker 1]

That is pretty impressive bringing up credit default swaps in 2007.

[edjr 5,618]

Ray,

 

you were definately ahead of the curve on this topic.

 

The Greater Boston area has dropped about 18 - 19% from the peak, and I'd guess some of the Boston suburbs hit the low to mid %20s.

 

 

Not even close to low enough.

[TD Ryan2 315]

Not even close to low enough.

that's what the published reports say.

keep in mind how regional these numbers tend to be.

Greater Boston (i.e. in the city - has held onto value better - thus, only %18).

 

Im my area (South Shore), I've seen about a %20 - 25% drop from the peak... Homes that were $400k are now $300k.

 

I'm sure tougher areas (Lowell, Brockton, Framingham) could be worse - in the 30% range.

[edjr 5,618]

that's what the published reports say.

keep in mind how regional these numbers tend to be.

Greater Boston (i.e. in the city - has held onto value better - thus, only %18).

 

Im my area (South Shore), I've seen about a %20 - 25% drop from the peak... Homes that were $400k are now $300k.

 

I'm sure tougher areas (Lowell, Brockton, Framingham) could be worse - in the 30% range.

 

I am not disagreeing with your #'s.

 

I am saying they need to come down a lot more.

[IGotWorms 3,367]

Sux, for future reference, do a Google search with this added to your search: site:www.fftodayforums.com

 

Example: edjr buttplug site:www.fftodayforums.com

 

Much better than the crappy search engine on this site.