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Tuesday, September 06, 2005

In the wake of various countries across the globe opening up reserves to ease the oil and gas crisis in the United States, oil futures slide well below highs, and finally give Wall Street a reason to act bullish lifting the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 138 points at 12:33 P.M. PST. As the major gauges rise today, lets hope the trend will continue and spark a much needed rally in stocks.
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posted by Maverick @ 12:41 PM
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Friday, September 02, 2005
Pop Goes the Housing Bubble
The following link to an article by the Motley Fool is well worth reading. The author describes his experience when he started bad mouthing the housing bubble. The article provides very good insight into the high risk borrowing that is occurring with interest only and option ARM home loans. It appears to be only a matter of time before the ticking time bomb of high risk home loan products goes KABOOM!!!!!!
The Motley Fool Article - Bad Mouthing the Bubble
Condo Flip - A 2001 Tech Bubble Style Real Estate Site
posted by Maverick @ 10:00 AM
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Thursday, September 01, 2005
A Return from Hiatus

After months of hiatus, I am back! With the US economy in what seems to be such turmoil as markets continue roller coasting, oil prices surging, gas prices skyrocketing, hurricanes devastating, home prices leaping, mortgage rates dipping, pump owners gouging, jobless claims rising, hedge funds failing, and a number of other factors converging…how could I possibly stay away any longer.
All around us it seems the economic picture is becoming more and more bleak. The explosive growth of China has caused a shift in the demand curve for crude oil, which has dramatically altered the energy picture in the United States. During the 20th century, commonly referred to as the American Century, Americans enjoyed low oil prices as they themselves were the primary consumer of oil and gasoline products. However, as technology has increased rapidly and former developing nations have become ever more developed, the demand for this limited supply of crude oil has risen exponentially. And unfortunately, as demand rises, unless the supply curve shifts also, then the only way for a market to achieve equilibrium is by price changes, and in our case that means higher pump prices.
The prick about the whole thing is that it still only costs oil producers $4 US dollars to produce a barrel of oil; however, they are now selling it for around $70 a barrel.
On the other hand, the one positive thing about higher oil prices is that most experts believe that at $3 a gallon gasoline, it becomes vastly more viable for companies to pursue alternative energy sources, which ultimately mean lower energy costs for the consumer, and cleaner alternatives to oil.
In short…praise the day that fuel cell technology finally matches the technology of our current gasoline powered engines. Then we can say “Sayonara” to mid-east oil, and look forward to an ever cleaner environment.
posted by Maverick @ 10:00 AM
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Sunday, April 24, 2005
Top Housing Markets
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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Tuesday, April 19, 2005
Housing Starts Tumble!
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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- Top Housing Markets
- Housing Starts Tumble!
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- Dow Sinks 125 Points
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