According to Zillow our house has lost about 23% of market value over the last year. I would say at the market top Zillow underestimated the market value, and above the estimated sales value today. So I would say the market value is more like down a third from the high.
According to Zillow our house has lost about 23% of market value over the last year. I would say at the market top Zillow underestimated the market value, and above the estimated sales value today. So I would say the market value is more like down a third from the high.
Well, you obviously should have sold it. What are you telling us for? We already know that your timing is, for the most part, not so good.
According to Zillow our house has lost about 23% of market value over the last year. I would say at the market top Zillow underestimated the market value, and above the estimated sales value today. So I would say the market value is more like down a third from the high.
You would say? So in other words, you are (as usual) pulling that out of your anus.
According to Zillow our house has lost about 23% of market value over the last year. I would say at the market top Zillow underestimated the market value, and above the estimated sales value today. So I would say the market value is more like down a third from the high.
Well, you obviously should have sold it. What are you telling us for? We already know that your timing is, for the most part, not so good.
Why should I do that when I can short all of your failed “buy the dip” purchaes?
Well, you obviously should have sold it. What are you telling us for? We already know that your timing is, for the most part, not so good.
Why should I do that when I can short all of your failed “buy the dip” purchaes?
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Be my guest. Just don't complain when real estate prices rise out of the range of your white, male, working class brethren. Then complain again when they drop back to more reasonable levels. Then complain yet again that they weren't priced high enough when you first started complaining.
Complaining when they rise, drop, and weren't priced right in the first place.
According to Zillow our house has lost about 23% of market value over the last year. I would say at the market top Zillow underestimated the market value, and above the estimated sales value today. So I would say the market value is more like down a third from the high.
You would say? So in other words, you are (as usual) pulling that out of your anus.
According to Zillow our house has lost about 23% of market value over the last year. I would say at the market top Zillow underestimated the market value, and above the estimated sales value today. So I would say the market value is more like down a third from the high.
According to Zillow our house has lost about 23% of market value over the last year. I would say at the market top Zillow underestimated the market value, and above the estimated sales value today. So I would say the market value is more like down a third from the high.
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Per Zillow, we are down maybe 3%
Our locale was the center of the current bubble. House tripled in value since purchase less than ten years ago.
According to Zillow our house has lost about 23% of market value over the last year. I would say at the market top Zillow underestimated the market value, and above the estimated sales value today. So I would say the market value is more like down a third from the high.
You would say? So in other words, you are (as usual) pulling that out of your anus.
According to Zillow our house has lost about 23% of market value over the last year. I would say at the market top Zillow underestimated the market value, and above the estimated sales value today. So I would say the market value is more like down a third from the high.
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Here's JPM again, days after the august 2022 rally peaked, saying stocks would hit new all time highs in 2022. Markets crashed to new lows instead. But recovered a bit. Bad call.
After a disappointing start to 2022, stocks have shown resilience in the second half. Since the end of June, the S&P 500 has surged nearly 10%. And according to JPMorgan, there’s still more upside ahead. The Wall Street gorilla recently reiterated its year-end price target of 4,800 for the S&P 500. With the benchmark index currently sitting at roughly 4,100, JPMorgan’s target implies a potential upside of 16%. The firm notes how lower market volatility can lead to inflows from systematic investors. “Alongside corporate buybacks, these strategies can provide steady inflows of several billion per day in equities for the next 2-3 months,” writes Marko Kolanovic, chief global markets strategist at JPMorgan, in a note to investors. “Trend following strategies that were largely short equities this year are covering shorts.”
Some good calls from Jeremy Grantham in november 2021. He of course was bearish and picked three stocks that could do well in a bear market. Not bad. 1 year returns listed