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Most likely. However, this will just put more of a drain on their cash flow as they spend more time and money on developing the new program with no sales coming in.
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Thats not me!Originally posted by Kuciwalker
Odin, I will never, ever take financial advice from you.
I havn't used that avatar for months! 
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In this week's Investor Intelligence Survey, investment advisors have been the most bearish since October 2002. I think it's brainless buy at this point. Put/Calls ratio is also at highest point since October 2002.
Nasdaq 100, the leader during this correction, should also be the leader of the next rally. Smallcaps will do well. Japan will bounce back strongly and make new highs in coming months. Gold price is dropping, but gold stocks are not going down. It's an indication that gold correction may be over soon. When gold resumes its bull run, the old nominal high of $850/oz, set in 1980, will be taken out.
My friends, the next few days offer a good opportunity to make some money.Comment
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Ramo, is that you?Originally posted by Odin
Thats not me! I havn't used that avatar for months!
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Actually, I have been consistently misreading your posts as Ramo's, because I just see the big red thing in my peripheral vision.
Incidentally, my opinion of him has gone down a lot recently.
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I was going to finally buy a house this year. should I take this news into consideration or does this not really change the fact that it's a good idea to buy a house as early as possible?Comment
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did Odin give some particularly choice financial advice in another thread? what was the advice that convinced you it would be dangerous to take other financial advice he might offer?Originally posted by Kuciwalker
Odin, I will never, ever take financial advice from you.Comment
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Minneapolis is said to be on a "bubble", which really means that if you buy a place you might not see any appreciation for a few years. So, if you are going to keep the house longer than 3 years you'll be fine... Just don't bite of more than you can chew, or pay more than you think something is worth.
IMO, as a buyer, if you treat a home as a liability instead of asset you will be happy.Comment
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Definately. I work in minneapolis so my choices are limited to housing in the greater minneapolis area. I won't put up with longer than a one hour commute.Originally posted by Japher
is your housing market influence by Minneapolis' any?Comment
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I'd buy, it's a buyers market... which is a good sign, especially when it's a buyers market in the summer (when most people move because of school).Comment
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Nasdaq up 58, S&P up 26, biggest one day gain in 3 years.
I said it was a buy on Tuesday.Comment
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