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Tag Archives: Retail Sales
Jay’s No BS Market Indicators – May 2010
The government housing incentives did not help except to keep prices temporarily higher (increased demand). But imagine someone delivering nectar to a beehive. Bees go to nectar. If nectar comes to bees, then the bees don’t have to “go”. The … Continue reading →
Posted in Data, Data, and More Data, Everything About Foreclosures, Home Economics, What You Need To Know About Buying and Selling Real Estate
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Tagged data, El Dorado, Existing Home Sales, Foreclosures, Home Prices, indicators, Interest Rates, momentum, Opinion, Retail Sales, Sacramento, supply, Taxes
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Jay’s No BS Market Indicators – April 2010
It takes a village of data to raise a story. Continue reading →
Posted in Real Estate Data, What You Need To Know About Buying and Selling Real Estate
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Tagged commentary, data, demand, El Dorado, Existing Home Sales, Foreclosures, Home Prices, Housing Inventory Reports, indicators, Interest Rates, Jay Emerson, momentum, No BS, Opinion, Real Estate, Retail Sales, supply
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Jay’s No BS Market Indicators – March 2010
Figures don’t lie but liars sure can figure. Continue reading →
Posted in Banking and Finance, Data, Data, and More Data, The Buying and Selling Process
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Tagged commentary, data, El Dorado, Existing Home Sales, Foreclosures, Home Prices, indicators, Jay Emerson, momentum, No BS, Opinion, Real Estate, Retail Sales, Sacramento, Short Sales, supply
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No BS Real Estate Indicators – January 2010
The year came in like a lamb waiting for another government ritual that aims only to shed blood. Continue reading →
Contingent on Waiting
Wait. Hurry. Wait. Hurry. Wait. Continue reading →