Regardless whether that profit comes in one hour, one year or ten years from now they are still speculating to make a profit.

I wrote to him speculatively in June 2010 looking to invest after reading about all the 'great deals' to be had in Detroit.

The absence of buy side deals, makes everything highly speculative. 

I am just speculating.

Inglewood has already seen a pretty steep increase in value the last few years, and the stadium may add too it, but I would still focus on cash flow rather than speculating that you can get out in 5 years with a ton of equity.With that said it is stil a great place to invest!

Anything else is just speculation 

Hi Canesha,It's not always a "Bubble", sometimes in some places things just stagnate as is, and in some places we see a falling off the cliff effect.It could be a bubble, but I think people still remember the last one (and what caused it), and we won't have a bubble again until Gen-Z gets a good piece of the (speculative) ownership.I'm (((guessing))) we will have a (price and volume) falling of the cliff effect (with no bubble)--for how long is unclear.Then there is always the interest rate thing that the government uses to accomplish their goals too. 

speculation drove the market  fundamentals brought it back to earth.ERGO you see all the folks on BP spout the same thing..  

If you plan on speculating tho', well, then it's a coin toss as to whether it's a good time ot not.

If they are talking about a bubble in DFW they're speculators and you should probably just pass on them or convince them to look at a longer horizon.