1-Traders are only betting there is a 1 in 100 chance of the Dow would fall below 500 down from 1 in 6 earlier this year.2.The chance that corporate bonds will default has fallen by a third. 3.Google searches for “economic depression†has returned to normal levels.Really?

Hope that clears up my point.Again, I agree that you guys may very well be correct that most buyers will be greedy idiots and bite off more than they can chew and that the government is most likely doing the wrong thing (as usual) rather than the right thing.

One day, a real rain will come down and wash greedy shills like this from society.

The law of "Be greedy when others are fearful; be fearful when others are greedy" still applies.  

I grew up in a country and culture where you can trust almost everyone.My upbringing strongly emphasized ethics, kindness and generosity as the most important personal attributes.American culture seems to support notions that greed is good and its like a competition of who can claw their way to them top at the peril of others.I have tried to adapt but I have no intention to stay in this sterile, cold and dangerous environment long term. 

Look, if you are the type that just wants to justify doing bad business practices out of your greed, I have no concern at all for what you do, other than the interests I'd have for others you deal with.NO ONE MADE MILLIONS and none run successful RE businesses doing seller financing TODAY making millions, Dodd-Frank became law last January and the SAFE act last year.

As a former forex trader, i appreciate the value technical analysis brings, and this tool is built on just that.

I received some advice from someone whose only job in life is to take money from "greedy" landlords and give it to "deserving" and "abused" tenants. 

Don't get greedy leave enough profit in the deal for the rehabber.

That is the difference between a Trader and an Investor.