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corollalover101 wrote:^^^ and what exactly happened in the 80's? People who could not pay walked into banks and handed in their keys, but house prices did not drop significantly, they merely remained at a constant level for years and the market was stagnant.
The difference now is a lot of people are paying grossly over inflated mortgages for homes and more so apartments and townhouses which were purchased as a "lifestyle" choice, should these ( mostly young professionals) persons see job losses or salary stagnation occur either of which can affect their ability to service these mortgages then the market will become flooded with these places, however the T&T market is too small and unsophisticated to see real downward movements of prices. But the market is currently saturated with properties I received mail yesterday from a realty company offering me some properties and the prices are still exorbitant, which suggest that sellers and developers are willing to wait longer periods to attract their desired price rather than lower it for a quicker sale.
X_Factor wrote:after carnival is when most ppl would feel it as a good portion of $$ would have gone in christmas/new year celebrations and then finished with carnival..
the cost of market produce is already increasing every weekend and im sure its gonna go up even more....imagine $4 for a lil bundle of Chive
chicken is now 6.25 and up per lb and expect it to hit a cool 7.00 or more next mth
soo brace urself!!...it comin soon!! and its not a movie
phreakazoid wrote:Ok ..so oil prices will reach an all time low very soon. Who here understands the economics of the situaton? .....plz enlighten me.
I was thinking ....if we cannot get good prices for our oil right now ...why dont we just stop pumping until prices go back to normal...In the mean time we can find some other source of income...I mean after all the oil not running away from the ground....I'm thinking pretty soon the price will go back to normal and we can get top dollar for our oil.
Are the oil suppling contracts binding in such a way that we must keep supplying no matter what or do we have the option to not supply?........let me hear your views .... i dunno much bout how this oil thing works
I was thinking ....if we cannot get good prices for our oil right now ...why dont we just stop pumping until prices go back to normal...In the mean time we can find some other source of income...
phreakazoid wrote:There will be a point if time when we have to stop being so damn dependent on our depleting oil reserves!......agriculture ,manufacturing and tourism should be our focus but what do we do to improve these areas ?