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by Robert Bell - 2009-04-20
The supply curve is the opposite of the demand curve: sellers will make very few units available at low prices, and sellers will make a great many available at higher prices. Wherever these two curves...
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by Robert Bell - 2009-04-24
The first sign of trouble for the housing market was the implosion of subprime in early 2007. Subprime borrowers stopped paying back the loans they were given due to loan resets and payment recasts. T...
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by Robert Bell - 2009-04-28
Financial markets are driven by fear and greed: two basic human emotions. Rationality and careful analysis are not responsible for, or predictive of, current or future price levels in markets exhibiti...
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by Robert Bell - 2009-05-02
When house prices stopped their dizzying ascent in the Great Housing Bubble, many speculators found themselves with large monthly debt service costs and no income to offset expenses. Many chose to qui...
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by Robert Bell - 2009-05-05
The efficient markets theory is the idea that speculative asset prices always incorporate the best information about fundamental values and that prices change only because new information enters the m...
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by Robert Bell - 2009-05-09
There are many identifiable stages in a financial mania. These include: enthusiasm, greed, delusion, denial, fear, capitulation, and despair. In the greed stage of a financial bubble, the bullish sent...
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by Robert Bell - 2009-05-12
There are many identifiable stages in a financial mania. These include: enthusiasm, greed, delusion, denial, fear, capitulation, and despair. The transition from the fear stage to the capitulation sta...
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by Selfbailout - 2009-07-30
You need to sell your home fast. Maybe your job has changed, or a family emergency, or it is simply time to move on. What do you do? In this article you're going to be introduced to an idea that will ...
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by Selfbailout - 2009-07-30
There are many reasons to sell a home. Perhaps you're going through a divorce, or lost your job, or being forced to relocate. As I said there are many reasons and I won't waste your time trying to lis...
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by Selfbailout - 2009-07-30
You need to move out of your home. Maybe you've changed jobs, need to relocate for family reasons, or simply just can't afford it anymore. Your reasons are valid and you have your mind set. Now what d...
