1/6 We survived the great bear market of 2000-2002. Congratulations.
\_ and by the skin of our teeth. Bears are scary!
\_ What do you mean by survived? My previous company went under in
2001.
\_ though you suffered, you are still here, healthy, and
earning a decent income (I hope).
\_ nope, took a pay cut to find a job in 2002. Gonna change
jobs soon though.
\_ Prepare for the great housing collapse of 2006-8.
\_ I already have lawnchairs and a case of beer, if that's what
you mean. I intend to bask in shadenfreude.
you mean. I intend to bask in schadenfreude.
\_ didn't they say they were going to stop increasing interest
rates soon?
\_ Greenspam has been making noise about 1 more increase and
then seeing what happens. In other news, the housing bust
is here. In the last quarter the rate of increase in the
price of housing crashed down to 6%.
\_ Greenspan retired. And, uh, the rate of increase slowing
to 6% annually isn't exactly a bust. -tom
\_ Uh, the rate of increase slowing to 6% annually isn't
exactly a bust. -tom
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