> I don't think based on my knowledge of the markets and industry, > that Ford should be on this list. In fact, they are poised to outperform > all in the auto sector.
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Good analysis. A couple of questions.
" . . . You've got markets like Las Vegas, for instance, where 60% to 70% of the resales are now either short sales or foreclosures." Will the halt in foreclosures depress the prices to the point that a potential buyer will look to a house only as a domicile? Prior to the recession, houses were discretionary purchases, i.e. the McMansions.
" . . . sacrificing margins for sales" Since the builders are sitting, and not adding to the surplus, will the next housing trend be so marginal as to be trivial?
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On Apr 20 10:57 AM Matt Miller wrote:
> I don't think based on my knowledge of the markets and industry,
> that Ford should be on this list. In fact, they are poised to outperform
> all in the auto sector.
As Housing Market Struggles, Homebuilders Focus on Survival [View article]
" . . . You've got markets like Las Vegas, for instance, where 60% to 70% of the resales are now either short sales or foreclosures." Will the halt in foreclosures depress the prices to the point that a potential buyer will look to a house only as a domicile? Prior to the recession, houses were discretionary purchases, i.e. the McMansions.
" . . . sacrificing margins for sales" Since the builders are sitting, and not adding to the surplus, will the next housing trend be so marginal as to be trivial?