From 2005 to the third quarter of 2009, according to Federal Reserve estimates, American homeowners lost $7 trillion in equity -- an unprecedented evaporation of household wealth.

It was before the insane bubble burst that happened in late 2007 - which has created unprecedented opportunities for Real Estate investors....Not to mention, the article is focused on appreciation, which is not a very good definition of an "asset" (check out "Rich Dad, Poor Dad") - it doesn't even figure in cash flow.

I think the entire world is going through a period of unprecedented growth right now and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.

I would think something like that would be unprecedented.

Hey Rob, in this time of unprecedented times I would advise to look at options that would protect you.

With that said, the run we have been on since the 08/09 crash is unprecedented and eventually we will see a correction/recession (when?

I do believe this is uncharted/unprecedented territory that the market has never been in and it stands to reason that we may have a result that the market has never seen.

These times are very unprecedented and crazy man.

We are in a situation unprecedented in modern times that requires temporary flexibility beyond standard law. 

Of course, we're in an unprecedented time with unprecedented monetary policy.