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November new home sales sink 11 percent

Started by columbiacounty
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whoops. so now what?
Response by spinnaker1
about 16 years ago
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Lets see... stop building new homes?

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Response by marco_m
about 16 years ago
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bulls?

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Response by spinnaker1
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Scanning the headlines bad economic news is great fun isn't it?

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Response by petrfitz
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why didnt you post yesterday when the data said that sales of existing homes were up over 3%? Just wondering why you are selective of your data?

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Response by marco_m
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and over 30% of those sales were what type of sale? I was wondering why the bulls werent posting those numbers...

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Response by petrfitz
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marco so the buyers of foreclosed homes are not getting a good deal? They will not be making a profit?

Please explain.

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Response by columbiacounty
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wait a sec...yesterday, the same data was up?

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Response by marco_m
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buying a forclosed property does not guarantee a profit. Im just pointing out that you have took at the quality of those sales numbers

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Response by petrfitz
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kind of like you have to look at the "quality" of buying a stock that is now down 40%?

You dont make sense. All you are doing is manipulating data to fit your doom and gloom scenario.

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Response by columbiacounty
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so...now any stock that's down 40% is guaranteed to make you a profit?

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Response by marco_m
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first I would ask why is the stock down 40% ? just because soemthing is down, doesnt mean it is cheap. sometimes things go down and stay down for a reason.

petr..relax..remember..

Anger, fear, aggression. The dark side are they. - Yoda

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Response by Sunday
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"Existing" home sales up for November.
"New" home sales down for November.

The important thing to note is that the contract for "existing" homes sales were sign weeks or months ago since "existing" homes are recorded when the deal closes. "New" home sales are recorded when the contracts are signed. Existing home sales is a significantly larger percentage of the total sales (90%+), however, because of the difference in when the sales are recorded, the "new" home sales data is a more timely indicator.

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Response by w67thstreet
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Lawrence yun believes the tax credit accelerated home sales by 2mm units. So given the uncertainty of it being continued probably correlates with the new home sales taking such a hit. So don't worry bullz, new home sales may see a spike up in the nxt 2 or 3 months as tax credits were extended, but then the sugar high will wear off.

At some pt you'll hear the 2nd round of geniuses bk buyers going bk themselves. Hahahahhahaha

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Response by somewhereelse
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> so...now any stock that's down 40% is guaranteed to make you a profit?

Yes, when you are perfitz who doesn't actually own anything, just lies about his imaginary "profits".

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Response by somewhereelse
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"U.S. is probably six months from working off the excess supply"... and that estimate came from a broker. So, possibly another 6 months of declines, if not more.

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