Housing Bubble, credit bubble, public planning, land use, zoning and transportation in the exurban environment. Specific criticism of smart growth, neotradtional, forms based, new urbanism and other top down planner schemes to increase urban extent and density. Ventura County, California specific examples.
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Just Getting Presentable
If We are all going to be out there with a bunch of people swimming naked then it only makes sense to be presentable. Case in point: Everyone is encouraged to be prepared as the tide goes out.
Battered financial stocks knocked the market lower again last week, prompting some traders and analysts to say Friday that the negativity in the sector got so strong, it may be time to start buying. ... The market has been down this road before. Bear Stearns climbed more than 20% from its Aug. 15 low of $103.15 per share, before plunging back to a 52-week low of $93.50 during the day Friday. The stock closed at $96.91.
11 comments:
nice beaver!
oh and first...murst ;)
Wasn't there some kind of international treaty years ago that helped prevent mammals from getting caught in fishnets?
Shear them scragglies. I think the sheep are about to get a lesson in the downside risk of mutual funds.
Ew, Rob... how about some men in speedos?? Equal opportunity for guys like me, ya know ;-)
Dawg,
You're stealing my fishnets angle!
BTW guyz if you like the Brazilian look try having it done to yourself.
Hmmm, the fishnet girlz part appears to represent WWW.
Enjoy it while you can. There's going to be only one thing to talk about tomorrow with the Nikkei 225 down 500+ and the Han Seng down 1200+.
BTW I am not stealing your fishnet angle I am paying homage.
Damn i wish i had got me some of them double short China ETFs.
*scratches head* How does she get the beaver to stay still?
Nice guest post, Akubi.
Brazilian beavers?
Hey, shaved snatch = lower dental floss expense.
Speaking of bottom fishing:
Battered financial stocks knocked the market lower again last week, prompting some traders and analysts to say Friday that the negativity in the sector got so strong, it may be time to start buying. ... The market has been down this road before. Bear Stearns climbed more than 20% from its Aug. 15 low of $103.15 per share, before plunging back to a 52-week low of $93.50 during the day Friday. The stock closed at $96.91.
Bear bounce!
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