Obama Wiretapping Trump

[CID1990]

John, you are not pointing to anything that hits home with voters. They want favorable results. Period.
If the next election was before, say, July, maybe the American people can remember what has transpired over the last couple of months. But if Trump/Republicans follow through on their campaign promises, and the economy thrives, all they have to do is point to the results, and compare that to the previous 8 years.

How can the stock market grow more than it has in the past 8 years..?
How can the housing market boom more than it has in the past 8 years..?
How can unemployment get lower than it is right now..?

what's he going to fix..?
All Trump can do is break it

^^^ You don't know how right you are

All of those things are on yet another artificial bubble.

The stock market is first in line for an adjustment



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[kalm]

How can the stock market grow more than it has in the past 8 years..?
How can the housing market boom more than it has in the past 8 years..?
How can unemployment get lower than it is right now..?

what's he going to fix..?
All Trump can do is break it

^^^ You don't know how right you are

All of those things are on yet another artificial bubble.

The stock market is first in line for an adjustment



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It's still no too late to blame Obama if he breaks it quickly enough.

(And he'd be partly correct )

[Gil Dobie]

^^^ You don't know how right you are

All of those things are on yet another artificial bubble.

The stock market is first in line for an adjustment



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It's still no too late to blame Obama if he breaks it quickly enough.

(And he'd be partly correct )

After all, Obama blamed Bush for where it is today.

[CAA Flagship]

John, you are not pointing to anything that hits home with voters. They want favorable results. Period.
If the next election was before, say, July, maybe the American people can remember what has transpired over the last couple of months. But if Trump/Republicans follow through on their campaign promises, and the economy thrives, all they have to do is point to the results, and compare that to the previous 8 years.

The previous 8 years of what..?
The bumbling going on in this administration right now makes Obama's team look like rocket scientists

How can the stock market grow more than it has in the past 8 years..?
How can the housing market boom more than it has in the past 8 years..?
How can unemployment get lower than it is right now..?

what's he going to fix..?
All Trump can do is break it

Meanwhile:
Build a wall
Cut Taxes
Repeal the affordable care act
While assuring EVERY AMERICAN that want's it will have healthcare
Stamp out ISIS
Bring back Manufacturing jobs
Tariff China and Mexico



Can you even say those without laughing out loud..?

I don't know where to begin.
But I will say that the housing market boom gave me the biggest laugh.

[Gil Dobie]

The previous 8 years of what..?
The bumbling going on in this administration right now makes Obama's team look like rocket scientists

How can the stock market grow more than it has in the past 8 years..?
How can the housing market boom more than it has in the past 8 years..?
How can unemployment get lower than it is right now..?

what's he going to fix..?
All Trump can do is break it

Meanwhile:
Build a wall
Cut Taxes
Repeal the affordable care act
While assuring EVERY AMERICAN that want's it will have healthcare
Stamp out ISIS
Bring back Manufacturing jobs
Tariff China and Mexico



Can you even say those without laughing out loud..?

I don't know where to begin.
But I will say that the housing market boom gave me the biggest laugh.

Prices aren't back to 2006 levels yet, at least where I live. There are less people selling, so the houses on the market, if they are under $500K, are selling.

[mrklean]

It's still no too late to blame Obama if he breaks it quickly enough.

(And he'd be partly correct )

After all, Obama blamed Bush for where it is today.

And it was true. All of it

[Chizzang]

The previous 8 years of what..?
The bumbling going on in this administration right now makes Obama's team look like rocket scientists

How can the stock market grow more than it has in the past 8 years..?
How can the housing market boom more than it has in the past 8 years..?
How can unemployment get lower than it is right now..?

what's he going to fix..?
All Trump can do is break it

Meanwhile:
Build a wall
Cut Taxes
Repeal the affordable care act
While assuring EVERY AMERICAN that want's it will have healthcare
Stamp out ISIS
Bring back Manufacturing jobs
Tariff China and Mexico



Can you even say those without laughing out loud..?

I don't know where to begin.
But I will say that the housing market boom gave me the biggest laugh.

Um...
June marked 50 consecutive months of annual national home price appreciation...

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/08/29/were-in- ... -time.html

[kalm]

I don't know where to begin.
But I will say that the housing market boom gave me the biggest laugh.

Prices aren't back to 2006 levels yet, at least where I live. There are less people selling, so the houses on the market, if they are under $500K, are selling.

Good thing prices weren't inflated in 2006...

[Gil Dobie]

Prices aren't back to 2006 levels yet, at least where I live. There are less people selling, so the houses on the market, if they are under $500K, are selling.

Good thing prices weren't inflated in 2006...

That was a housing boom, right now I would call it a good market, about the same as 2010 and better than 2011 and 2012.

[Ibanez]

I don't know where to begin.
But I will say that the housing market boom gave me the biggest laugh.

Prices aren't back to 2006 levels yet, at least where I live. There are less people selling, so the houses on the market, if they are under $500K, are selling.

It's a sellers market here. Houses will sell within hours of going on the market. Every house I put an offer on i was warned of a bidding war and i've lost every house b/c i refuse to pay $10s of thousands over the offer. Fuck that. It's just a house.

[Chizzang]

Good thing prices weren't inflated in 2006...

That was a housing boom, right now I would call it a good market, about the same as 2010 and better than 2011 and 2012.

Gil,
Your market constitutes .03% of the US Housing Market
50 consecutive months of national price increases is a boom by any standard
Regardless of what's happening in North Dakota Michigan or Minnesota (combined)

Aaron Rogers house is for sale in Wisconsin at $100 a square foot
You can't buy a bulldozer lot for that in most parts of the country

Rodgers’ four-bedroom, three-bath, 4,012-square-foot abode (via Redfin) in Suamico, Wis., is up for sale. The price: $424,900. Amazing! That’s barely $100/square foot, which New Yorkers are currently vomiting at as they read this. Green Bay real estate, baby.

[Gil Dobie]

That was a housing boom, right now I would call it a good market, about the same as 2010 and better than 2011 and 2012.

Gil,
Your market constitutes .03% of the US Housing Market
50 consecutive months of national price increases is a boom by any standard
Regardless of what's happening in North Dakota Michigan or Minnesota (combined)

There was a boom in North Dakota, where the prices went up quickly due to oil. Minnesota is more in a recovery phase, not a fast rise in prices as in a boom market.

[Gil Dobie]

Prices aren't back to 2006 levels yet, at least where I live. There are less people selling, so the houses on the market, if they are under $500K, are selling.

It's a sellers market here. Houses will sell within hours of going on the market. Every house I put an offer on i was warned of a bidding war and i've lost every house b/c i refuse to pay $10s of thousands over the offer. **** that. It's just a house.

Houses are hot at a certain price level here too, but the prices are still pretty constant. Several houses on the lake have been on the market for several months.

[89Hen]

50 consecutive months of national price increases is a boom by any standard

Lack of inventory will do that for prices. Once baby boomers start selling their homes in greater numbers, the prices will most likely fall again. But thanks Obama for limiting housing inventory and for Cleetzang for telling half the story.

Nationally, housing inventory hit its lowest level on record in the first three months of 2017. The number of homes on the market dropped for the eighth consecutive quarter, falling 5.1% over the past year. Across different housing segments, starter and trade-up home inventory fell 8.7% and 7.9% year-over-year nationally.

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases ... 27543.html

[Chizzang]

Gil,
Your market constitutes .03% of the US Housing Market
50 consecutive months of national price increases is a boom by any standard
Regardless of what's happening in North Dakota Michigan or Minnesota (combined)

There was a boom in North Dakota, where tie prices went up quickly due to oil. Minnesota is more in a recovery phase, not a fast rise in prices as in a boom market.

I'm not disputing that ^ Gil
I'm simply pointing out that those markets are irrelevant when factoring a national number
They constitute virtually zero percent of the factored overall real estate dollars

It's like using Merrimack New Hampshire (See: BDKJMU)
as proof of statistical relevancy of whiteness in relation to American cities population

[Gil Dobie]

There was a boom in North Dakota, where tie prices went up quickly due to oil. Minnesota is more in a recovery phase, not a fast rise in prices as in a boom market.

I'm not disputing that ^ Gil
I'm simply pointing out that those markets are irrelevant when factoring a national number
They constitute virtually zero percent of the factored overall real estate dollars

It's like using Merrimack New Hampshire (See: BDKJMU)
as proof of statistical relevancy of whiteness in relation to American cities population

Well I hope some of the boom trickles over to Minnesota.

[Chizzang]

50 consecutive months of national price increases is a boom by any standard

Lack of inventory will do that for prices. Once baby boomers start selling their homes in greater numbers, the prices will most likely fall again. But thanks Obama for limiting housing inventory and for Cleetzang for telling half the story.

Nationally, housing inventory hit its lowest level on record in the first three months of 2017. The number of homes on the market dropped for the eighth consecutive quarter, falling 5.1% over the past year. Across different housing segments, starter and trade-up home inventory fell 8.7% and 7.9% year-over-year nationally.

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases ... 27543.html

I'm well aware 89Hen...
Builders can't build fast enough to meet demand
Contractors (Sheet rockers / Framers / Flooring / Roofing)
Can't hire enough quality help fast enough to keep up with project demand



I blame Obama

[CAA Flagship]

50 consecutive months of national price increases is a boom by any standard

Lack of inventory will do that for prices. Once baby boomers start selling their homes in greater numbers, the prices will most likely fall again. But thanks Obama for limiting housing inventory and for Cleetzang for telling half the story.

Nationally, housing inventory hit its lowest level on record in the first three months of 2017. The number of homes on the market dropped for the eighth consecutive quarter, falling 5.1% over the past year. Across different housing segments, starter and trade-up home inventory fell 8.7% and 7.9% year-over-year nationally.

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases ... 27543.html

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... since-1965

[Silenoz]

Prices aren't back to 2006 levels yet, at least where I live. There are less people selling, so the houses on the market, if they are under $500K, are selling.

It's a sellers market here. Houses will sell within hours of going on the market. Every house I put an offer on i was warned of a bidding war and i've lost every house b/c i refuse to pay $10s of thousands over the offer. Fuck that. It's just a house.

Ditto in Bozeman. People fell over themselves to buy one of our properties at the end of last year. It's crazy.

[CID1990]

I don't know where to begin.
But I will say that the housing market boom gave me the biggest laugh.

Um...
June marked 50 consecutive months of annual national home price appreciation...

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/08/29/were-in- ... -time.html

I love how the prices on something made out of shitty pine frame, flimsy artificial siding and cheap Mexican labor are rising

Even when considered "normal" our housing prices are stupid


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[Chizzang]

Um...
June marked 50 consecutive months of annual national home price appreciation...

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/08/29/were-in- ... -time.html

I love how the prices on something made out of shitty pine frame, flimsy artificial siding and cheap Mexican labor are rising

Even when considered "normal" our housing prices are stupid

Trump is going to fix that...



I'm kinda not kidding
It'll crash as it should

[89Hen]

Lack of inventory will do that for prices. Once baby boomers start selling their homes in greater numbers, the prices will most likely fall again. But thanks Obama for limiting housing inventory and for Cleetzang for telling half the story.



http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases ... 27543.html

I'm well aware 89Hen...
Builders can't build fast enough to meet demand
Contractors (Sheet rockers / Framers / Flooring / Roofing)
Can't hire enough quality help fast enough to keep up with project demand



I blame Obama

Nice troll.

[89Hen]

Every house I put an offer on i was warned of a bidding war and i've lost every house b/c i refuse to pay $10s of thousands over the offer. Fuck that. It's just a house.

Great strategy. You'll just wait until the list prices are $20's of thousands higher and then pay list.

[CID1990]

I love how the prices on something made out of shitty pine frame, flimsy artificial siding and cheap Mexican labor are rising

Even when considered "normal" our housing prices are stupid

Trump is going to fix that...



I'm kinda not kidding
It'll crash as it should

BTW

This is my Comcast pet peeve

It literally makes me want to punch walls-

Housing has been grossly overvalued for about 50 years- actual values were about right in 1950 considering what you were paying for

Thats why I'm in the perfect situation right now- not having to buy... and when I retire I'm buying 48 foot long peripatetic house on water

screw em

BTW- price out the actual cost of materials and labor on your typical 2000 sq ft cookie cutter house

Its infuriating


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[CAA Flagship]

Trump is going to fix that...



I'm kinda not kidding
It'll crash as it should

BTW

This is my Comcast pet peeve

It literally makes me want to punch walls-

Housing has been grossly overvalued for about 50 years- actual values were about right in 1950 considering what you were paying for

Thats why I'm in the perfect situation right now- not having to buy... and when I retire I'm buying 48 foot long peripatetic house on water

screw em

BTW- price out the actual cost of materials and labor on your typical 2000 sq ft cookie cutter house

Its infuriating


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Tell that to insurance companies. They often put a value on a house that is usually higher than what it would sell for because they are basing it on the cost of reconstruction.