Today on one of the myriad social media, I was makin’ a point about what may or may not happen in the third and last reel of the movie we’re all watching as we’re simultaneously acting as extras. You know the one. We’re All Gonna Die IV. Listening to the lamentations and honest worries of those who’re genuinely nervous if not plain scared about the last few scenes played out on the movie’s third reel, I made a comment.
I said something to the effect of, “The asteroid, at least the big one, never hits the earth, and everybody doesn’t die.”
The latest scene with AIG getting a ‘bridge’ loan from the government is the diversion of the latest asteroid. Let’s agree that the movie is hurtling toward a rousing last scene, and the tension is building more quickly each day.
Anyway, for a mortgage lender’s take on the latest scenes you can go here.
The original post, We’re All Gonna Die IV — Now Showing Everywhere We Go, was written over two months agon, on July 10th. The movie seems to be followin’ the script as laid out.
As you read it, (or reread it) play recent events in your mind. In your opinion, is the plot being followed? Remember, I’ve seen this movie before — I know the ending. I’m certainly not the only one. Know what?
Nobody dies.
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Here is where our common sense leaves us and our emotions take over. Psychologically we are built to avoid pain more than get pleasure. So we, like a turtle, pull into our shell at the earliest sign of danger. Now I repeat my question from another post. If you have a well positioned investment property throwing off cash in a good area with job growth and population growth, where is the danger?
Believe me if the whole house of cards falls, the least of your worry is real estate because the fed will start printing money and inflation will become the new danger, which is of course good for those in debt and those that have real estate.