buzzsaw wrote:

What have I focused on?  Finck butchers the classic GnR songs (truth) and the job market.  Why the job market?  Because I know it better than all of you combined, that's why.  So while in your imagination I chime in on everything, the facts beg to differ.  This misdirection is what losers do when they know they are beaten.  I am an expert, I am paid like an expert, and I am respected in the industry as an expert.  My peers respect me as an expert.  The fact that two assclowns online disagree with my assessment so they feel I can't be an expert changes nothing.  You guys don't matter, my paycheck comes in every 2 weeks and I'd have companies begging to hire me if I had to find a new job tomorrow. 

Suck on that for a little bit.

You're such a bore...truly. Just indignant, arrogant and banal. Your diatribes aren't even your own, they're just rehashed blog noise that I can just as easily find in the youtube comment section. 

So again, your "Proof" is that you're a self proclaimed expert? As I said...

The reality is that there was only one basic metric in regards to how we arrived at UE numbers...until Obama became president. Once that happened, the GOP redefined how we would calculate that number and proceeded to trot out the "true" numbers. You clowns do the same thing, in different ways, with polling data and anything else that upsets you. Everything is "skewed" everything has a "liberal bias" etc etc. Math, science, economics...it's all a conspiracy because it doesn't say what you'd like it to say.

No need to answer (although I bet your enormous ego is incapable of silence) I'll just go look for a similar response over at Breitbart...will be the same thing anyway.

buzzsaw wrote:

You are a stupid motherfucker.  I am an expert in the field. My experience speaks loudly for itself. Expert. Let that sink in a bit...people rely on my expertise. Schools that educate people rely on my expertise. Professionals make multiple times your salary rely on my expertise. Multiple fortune 100 Companies rely on my expertise. And you're going to say I am wrong because you say so?  Not a chance son, not a chance.

HAHAHAHAHA oh man...

buzzsaw wrote:

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/201 … -not-coun/

http://www.forbes.com/sites/peterferrar … e45bf3d23e

http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/nat … 8_ST_N.htm

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter … ower-fina/

Let me know if you need more evidence of something almost anyone that's been paying attention already knew ID.  Job market nowhere near as good as you seem to think it is.  Apology will be accepted.

you quoted Forbes as a legit publication? HAHAHAHAHAHA! politifact is exactly what I quoted you and you said they were liars with rigged numbers!! Hilarious. I spoon fed you this stuff. After you just got done saying the press doesn't tell the truth you're quoting... The press? Too funny. Again, so you understand, things got better under Obama. Sorry.

You gave presentations.... Whoopdee-friggin-doo. What does that even mean? Literally millions of people give job presentations, my sister does for Berkshire Hathaway, she prepares them for Vanderbilt. So I guess that makes her an expert on everything. She also hires too...and everyone within that corporate space have VASTLY different opinions on things. Your expert credentials are laughable.

The fact you made this all about yourself says everything. Sorry, James, I won't play into his crap no mo.

buzzsaw wrote:

I never said every single market was inflated.  Every market is unique.  I then gave 2 examples of my experiences in different markets.  Housing prices are rising sharply again as they did before the bubble.  Eventually I will find the chart I was looking at so you can see that too since that seems to be the only way you'll believe anything.

Pure semantics. You claimed housing values were overvalued and would deflate. Then referenced the prior RE bubble. I said all real estate is local and asked for proof of your claims. You then point to local markets...just what I said.

Sometimes it's best to quit trying to be right about everything...

buzzsaw wrote:

The chart shows a sharp increase in housing prices.  I'll post it if/when I find it.  It's very similar to the time when the housing bubble happened, then burst.  Maybe prices went down too far and they are just recovering...hard to say, but the prices are increasing at a very fast pace right now.

In many markets prices went well below their floor. In Florida you could buy a nice 1/1 condo for 25-30k in 2009-2010. Nobody would believe it if they weren't there, but it was certainly true. Prices from 2010-2015 would show an absolute spike because the starting point was so ridiculously low. Other markets like San Fran, Miami etc are outrageously overpriced IMO, but that still remains to be seen since we have foreign buyers, hedge funds (not so much anymore) and cash buyers continuing to buy up.

Housing prices are inflated. It's a mirage. Same as it was before. Eventually the bubble bursts.

Housing prices overall are back to increasing at crazy levels as they did before the bubble burst.