Monday, December 7, 2009

The Rebound Rapidshare What Will Rebound First, The Stock Market Or Property Values?

What will rebound first, the stock market or property values? - the rebound rapidshare

The Dow Jones fell, so that the scores ranging from about 40% and the house in the same order of magnitude. Are they connected directly (as a percentage) or a rebound before the others. Of course, this is a subjective question.

5 comments:

Thor said...

Actions by a long shot. I believe that the domestic prices to recover from the economic boom and the stock market tries to predict future performance.

However, with 20%, benefiting from them 5-1 in a house.

cybe said...

The massive rise borrowing means that interest rates will rise, as sure as the sun tomorrow. Housing prices will probably suffer some back then. The stocks will do the same, this will probably lead, as they normally do. Unemployment is on the market, then think again. They now want to make a little money and be ready to jump into the market before the crash, and you probably want your money in tangible assets like gold, silver, aluminum, if you are a good price, you can not cash, inflation will would be incredible.

We borrow tons of money and all that will positively influence power politics of Obama and shaker. The unions, not workers in the Union. Leaders of ACORN, not lackeys gland. GE, GE employees do not. Hamas, not the Palestinian people ... Are you here? The administration is working to kill to private companies, to the need for all large companies by the government, a government, or working to starve controlled. Prior to leading companies and groups in certain Obama wins, the rest to be very hungryE is finite. Understanding, and you can make predictions.

Alvie said...

It is both a renaissance as a fluctuation. Prices rise and fall, especially for the population. And you must be careful not to misinterpret the temporal variation of the constant changes in price.

Real estate prices do not recover if the unemployment rate continues to increase, and the executions continue at record levels pace. Speculators may be up stock prices, even under these conditions. But do not take the high prices usually very long. It all depends on whether the economy and corporate profits improve or worsen in the future.

Alvie said...

It is both a renaissance as a fluctuation. Prices rise and fall, especially for the population. And you must be careful not to misinterpret the temporal variation of the constant changes in price.

Real estate prices do not recover if the unemployment rate continues to increase, and the executions continue at record levels pace. Speculators may be up stock prices, even under these conditions. But do not take the high prices usually very long. It all depends on whether the economy and corporate profits improve or worsen in the future.

Space Invader101 said...

The stock began to recover early March. The slowing housing market slows. It could be a recovery in the property market in late 2009 or early 2010.

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