大盘..本来不想写的, 但大家都看TA..我就弄斧吧..谈谈FA

大盘..本来不想写的, 但大家都看TA..我就弄斧吧..谈谈FA

很多人看的昨天的高是牛, 但为何不反想一二呢? 物极必反..为何不是近期的顶呢?

都看老肥仔(FED)要砍利息, 但你们难道没听到她说的一切坏消息吗? 金融界的问题是利息-银根就解决问题的吗? 大家手里的信息, 一个是萧条的显现, 一个是一贯以来调节银根的手法, 一个是发生, 在发生中, 在扩大发生中, 一个是已经使用, 再使用的强心剂.

SUB---CITI---砍利息. 牛!!..牛!!...逻辑在那里??

是, 你可以说物价回头, 一石油为例. 但你不记得我记得, 年初我达油假在53-56..现在呢? 9829---9000...回头吗?

好, 我问你, 粮食呢? 看看豆..麦...玉米吧..有回头吗? 人要吃饭的...

问问人, 明年远期如何看粮食吧? 多多多...

如何呢? 物价回头??

好, 你说美元回头...我揍你...她跌了多少了? 把黄金从6562-6700(我建的多)拉到8480. 现在算她回涨?? 笑话!!

好, 看节日销售...你去商店了吗? 我去了...我看到的...是杂.砸...贵重物品, 礼物清单..反而不好...

好...再说房屋...我不以为房屋问题过去了..一, 贷款问题..二, 买卖问题...数据摆在那里. 实际情况在那里. 问问近来买卖房屋的朋友吧...

所有这些问题..寄托于12月砍利息??? 好...好个牛头!!!

结论:: 解绳系绳...同一人...金融界问题....减利息...是手段..也是匕首插胸...

附录:: CNN 报道房屋..


Home sales hit new low, prices drop
Biggest year-over-year plunge in home prices can\'t revive housing market as sales pace falls to record low.
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Sales of existing homes fell to a record low in October, as even the largest drop in home prices ever wasn\'t enough to revive moribund sales, according to the latest reading on the battered housing market by an industry trade group released Wednesday.

The National Association of Realtors reported that sales by homeowners fell in October to an annual pace of 4.97 million, down from the revised September reading of 5.03 million. September had marked a record low since the trade group started tracking sales for both single-family homes and condos in 1999.

October marked the eighth straight month that the pace of sales has declined from the month before, and it left sales down 20.7 percent from a year ago. It was also worse than the consensus estimate of economists surveyed by Briefing.com who had forecast an annual rate of 5 million.

Home prices take steeper downturn
The median price of a home sold during the month fell 5.1 percent to $207,800 from $218,900 a year earlier. It marked the largest year-over-year drop in prices and the 15th month in the last 17 in which that key measure declined. Before the start of the current housing slump, it had been 11 years since prices fell compared to a year earlier.

The median price of a single-family home fell even more, dropping a record 6.3 percent to $205,700. The trade group has tracked those sales prices going back to 1989, so the record is even more significant than the record price drop in all existing homes. The previous record price drop for that key part of the housing market was set in September.

Price declines are part of the healing process, but we have a lot of healing to do, said Paul Kasriel, chief economist of Northern Trust in Chicago. Obviously, when you have excess supply, one of the ways you come back into equilibrium is with price declines, and we\'re starting to see that that with a vengeance. Of course we\'re going to see more - it\'s not over.

The excess supply of homes on the market reached near-record levels in October. Realtors estimated that there are now 4.5 million homes available for sale, which represents a nearly 11-month supply. That is up from the 10.4-month supply in September and is the largest glut of homes in more than 22 years.

We expect inventory problems in the existing home market to take a few years to work through, said Adam York, an economist with Wachovia.

Foreclosures show no sign of letting up
The Realtors said the price drop is distorted by continued problems in the market for so-called jumbo loans, which are mortgages of more than $417,000. The mortgage woes have made it difficult to sell securities backed by those loans, and that in turn has choked off the ability of some buyers of expensive homes to arrange financing.

The group also said that 93 of 150 metropolitan markets are showing either flat or slightly higher prices, despite the decline in national price readings.

We continue to see the biggest impact in high-cost markets the rely on jumbo loans, said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the trade group. Still the group\'s existing home sales figures showed the Northeast, a region with a large percentage of high-priced markets, had flat sales compared to September and a slight uptick in median sales price compared to a year earlier.

The Realtors also highlighted the fact that the annual pace of sales of single-family homes in October was 4.37 million - the same as the prior month. But that September reading had been the weakest annual sales pace since January 1998.

The condo market is particular hard hit, as sales plunged 9.1 percent from September, as the supply of condos rose to 13.1 months worth from 12.2.

The weak housing market has hit home builders particularly hard.

Of the nation\'s largest home builders, only luxury home builder Toll Brothers (Charts, Fortune 500), No. 6 in terms of revenue, has yet to report a quarterly loss in the current downturn. Analysts are forecasting a loss for Toll\'s just completed period after preliminary results showed a sharp drop in the number of homes sold and an even steeper decline in prices.

The five builders larger than Toll all reported much larger-than-forecast losses in recent financial periods. Earlier this month Hovnanian Enterprises (Charts, Fortune 500), the nation\'s No. 7 builder by revenue, reported that the sales pace during October significantly deteriorated in most of its markets, and its preliminary results also showed a sharp rise in cancellations. D.R. Horton (Charts, Fortune 500), the No. 3 builder, reported a smaller than expected loss last week.

In October, credit rating agency Moody\'s downgraded the debt of No. 1 home builder Lennar (Charts, Fortune 500), No. 2 Centex (Charts, Fortune 500) and No. 4 Pulte Homes (Charts, Fortune 500) to junk bond status.