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Tag Archives: CNBC
If It Walks, Looks and Quacks Like a Duck, It’s A Duck
I have said in the past that I wish I were Diana Olick from CNBC. She made herself a nice little career reporting on housing’s demise. So it should be very interesting watching how she handles the role going forward. … Continue reading
Katrina, Lehman, Lincoln and Today
I was thinking back on when Katrina released her wrath on the city of New Orleans and the South. I distinctly remember thinking, “What? The whole city of New Orleans is under water? How can that be? Bodies are piling … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Real Estate
Tagged CNBC, Conejo+Valley, Economics, economy, Home+prices, housing, real+estate, Tim+Freund
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Swimming Up Stream
Two men and a woman have to cross a raging river. If they try to cross, they will surely perish. Suddenly a voice from heaven says “I will grant you each one wish”. The first guy says, “Give me the … Continue reading
Real Estate Good News Just Keeps Coming!
For those waiting for someone to say the worst is over, let me be the first to say it: “The worst is over!”. Bold statement? Perhaps. Inaccurate? Not so much. For those of you who know me or follow TheRealEstateConverstation.com, … Continue reading
Diana Olick Get Your Stats!
Ok, so maybe I’d like to have Diana Olick’s job at CNBC and maybe I wouldn’t. Diana, for those who don’t know, is the real estate reporter for financial news channel CNBC. Diana’s role at CNBC has thrust her into … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Real Estate
Tagged California, case+shiller, CNBC, Diana+Olick, Economics, economy, foreclosure, housing, Housing+sales, new+home+sales, real+estate, Tim+Freund
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The World Is Not Flat At The Bottom
CNBC reporter Diana Olick blogged today that a poll came out reporting a general consensus amongst housing experts that the market would remain struggling through 2011. Wow, now there’s a news flash. The predictions are explained thus: as long as … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Real Estate
Tagged CNBC, Diana+Olick, Economics, economy, foreclosure, Home+prices, home+pricing, housing, Housing+sales, interest+rates, real+estate, Tim+Freund
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QE2, Bonds and The Fed’s Real Plan
For those of you that have been following this blog, you’ll recall a couple of weeks ago I suggested that QE2 would either cause rates to go down or cause them to go up, so in either case, you would … Continue reading