Comments on: No.4, baby

By: Sam

Sam — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 18:20:42 +0000

Congrats Garth!

You only deserve one postion and that is number 1!
I hope to see you there very soon :)

By: Andrew pecchia

Andrew pecchia — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 18:02:23 +0000

I have read the book as well and found it well worth the money , I feared exactly what Garth was saying my only fear was what if they can extend this longer I heard today we are selling more resources to china which will more than offset what we send to the u.s and this is helping us.. As well I hear the u.s
congress is speed pass a bill to help homeowners in forclosure situations.. I know this is only a bandaid , I suspect they will prime the pumps till the elections… Looking at history the last time this happened in the 1920′s .. stocks bubbled and when they sank then money moved to real esate , and when they tanked moved back to stock’s b4 the depression.. are we at the stage in the u.s where money will move to stock and cause another bubble..Seems like we live in a bubble ecomony… The other reason I believe it is not global yet is because china is refusing to tackle inflation till after the olyimpics in china .. any thoughts on these points ..

By: Future Expatriate

Future Expatriate — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 13:17:51 +0000

Don’t just thank Canada… you’re selling quite a few books here in the US as well, as folks are looking northward depending on the results of this next election. Your much-awaited book will be arriving here probably today.

Thank you!

By: Lance

Lance — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 15:48:47 +0000

In a strange twist of irony, this book becoming a best seller may accelerate the coming real estate bust.

I am seriously considering cashing out my equity and becoming a renter for a while. I stand to lose a lot of money that, right now, is just on paper. My equity can make almost enough from investment earnings to pay for my rent… and I seriously doubt we are going to see a 6% appreciation in home values over the next 2-3 years…