“This is scaled-up group-think,” says investor and author Olly Newland in “The Day the Bubble Bursts”. “The persuasive mood switches from negative to positive, gradually super-positive, then hyped-up or hysterical.” The reversal of this sentiment happens a lot more ...
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Read More »Real estate has historically appreciated at about an average of 4 percent per year, and that is just on the capital invested. Real estate (residential and commercial), just like other investments, goes through cycles. These cycles go from a ...
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Read More »“This is scaled-up group-think,” says investor and author Olly Newland in “The Day the Bubble Bursts”. “The persuasive mood switches from negative to positive, gradually super-positive, then hyped-up or hysterical.” The reversal of this sentiment happens a lot more suddenly, ...
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Read More »“This is scaled-up group-think,” says investor and author Olly Newland in “The Day the Bubble Bursts”. “The persuasive mood switches from negative to positive, gradually super-positive, then hyped-up or hysterical.” The reversal of this sentiment happens a lot more ...
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Read More »Real estate has historically appreciated at about an average of 4 percent per year, and that is just on the capital invested. Real estate (residential and commercial), just like other investments, goes through cycles. These cycles go from a high ...
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Read More »Editor’s Note: This is the first of a two-part article. The second part will appear Tuesday, July 19. Real estate has historically appreciated at about an average of 4 percent per year, and that is just on the capital invested. ...
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Read More »Editor’s Note: This is the second of a two-part article. The first part appeared July 5. The difference between real estate and traded assets is that no one really needs Lehman Brothers shares to live. Food, water, clothing and shelter ...
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Read More »Editor’s Note: This is the first of a two-part article. The second part will appear Friday, July 8. The value of U.S. housing transactions in 2011 was $428.6 billion, with about 28 percent of them made by average Americans for ...
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