Iniciado por Rita la Cantaora

Ahora en serio, si esté cabrón escribió este libro y la gente lo compró, es para colgarle no de los pulgares, sino de los huevos.

Iniciado por Pasapisero

Porqué no decirlo? Es para contratar a un sicario.

Iniciado por Walfrido

¿Para cuando veremos algo así en España?

Dije que los precios en España subirían vertiginosamente, pero mentí.

Criticism of his policies



Commenting on the phenomenon of shifting NAR accounts of the national housing market, the Motley Fool reported,

"There's nothing funnier or more satisfying … than watching the National Association of Realtors (NAR) change its tune these days. The latest news release from this sunny-Jim industry group finally fesses up to its past fiction, but even when it admits the bubble's going to pop, it can't muster the courage to just come out and say it. … the NAR is full of it and will spin the numbers any way it can to keep up the pleasant fiction that all is well. … [T]he cracks began to show in subsequent remarks from NAR 'Chief Economist' David Lereah. The head outfit that ridiculed the idea of a housing bubble for years is now crying for Ben Bernanke to bring it back. … It should have been completely obvious to anyone with a loan calculator and a glance at wage increases that those months of industry bubble denials were just wishful thinking."



Criticisms


Lereah has been criticized for encouraging the rise of the United States housing bubble. According to a blog quoted by the Chicago Tribune, "In October 2005 Lereah was busy calling the bubble believers `Chicken Littles.' Many of the predictions espoused by the `Chicken Littles' are fast becoming closer to reality. … David Lereah has lost credibility because of his irresponsible cheerleading."


Quotes


* "There's a speculative element in home buying now." —Lereah, Reuters May 24, 2005

* "Real estate is still a great investment opportunity for households. Price appreciation will continue. It may not be at 20%. It may be at 10% to 15%, or may even go down to 5%. The returns are still going to be good, but not as great as they have been. Real estate should still be extremely competitive [in terms of] return on investment." —Lereah, SmartMoney.com interview, August 12, 2005

* "If you paid your mortgage off, it means you probably did not manage your funds efficiently over the years. It's as if you had 500,000 dollar bills stuffed in your mattress." —Lereah, LATimes, August 28, 2005

* "We're going to drop significantly, but it's not a balloon bursting." —Lereah, PBS NewsHour appearance, November 29, 2005

* "With sales stabilizing, we should go back to positive price growth early next year" —Lereah, NAR August 2006 existing home sales press release, September 25, 2006

Iniciado por dabuti

En cualquier caso, ¿porqué siempre nos quejamos de que los políticos, banqueros, empresaurios.........nos engañan?
Hay que ser imbécil para creerse algo de ellos. ¿Acaso alguien es tan imbécil como para sostener que el inútil Zapatero nos engaño con lo de la no crisis?. Hay que ser bobo para no enterarse.
Desde luego, se empieza creyendo que dios existe, se continúa creyendo que hay armas de destrucción masiva en Irak, se continúa pensando que el 11-M fue cosa de ETA y se acaba creyendo a Zp cuando dice que no hay crisis.
De risa.....