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The fourth quarter numbers are in revealing the top housing markets in the United States. It is interesting to note that a majority of top markets are warmer climates like Southern California, Nevada, and Florida. To see how your market stacks up click here for more information...CLICK HERE.
posted by Maverick @ 12:58 PM
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Housing starts plunged 17.6 percent in March, the steepest decline in 14 years. For more on this groundbreaking story following the link...CLICK HERE.
posted by Maverick @ 7:37 AM
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The word is on what states are the most tax friendly, and which are the least tax friendly. Amazingly New York and California are not on the list.
posted by Maverick @ 4:02 PM
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The Dow Jones Industrial average fell 125 points today as the bears over took the bulls. This seems to be the norm for 2005 thus far. Investors went on a buying spree after the November election, pushing stocks to new highs, but have since continued to sell off stocks causing many average investors to see their portfolio balance only shrink. The only good thing about the sell off is it may pose as a great buying opportunity for value investors, however, the looming thought always is, "Have we finally hit bottom?"
posted by Maverick @ 3:11 PM
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Investors were relieved today when the FED's minutes did not indicate it would step up the pace of interest rate hikes. When the news was released the market went from in the red to close up 60 points for the day. Although many economists believe the U.S. far from being home free from the inflation problem, this news certainly is reassuring to investors that the problem may not be as bad as thought.
posted by Maverick @ 8:35 PM
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