So if you want to keep fighting long term, that's fine, but don't forget I at least tried to lay off because I know we're sick of hearing from each other.

Do not buy right now.If the stock market keeps bleeding, that will eventually translate into layoffs and people abandoning their home.Keep an eye on the Preforeclosure and foreclosure rate.

Typically commercial development (cranes in the air) continues well into the slowdown, and homebuilders get stopped out as soon as they run out of sales (which could be overnight) (they milk the cow for all it's worth then large layoffs and remaining inventory at whatever price they can get).Just my 2 cents.

EXP was trading at 117 then dropped to 104 (thanks Robinhood) so that's when I planted my flag. 29% return in one week, not too shabby.Once I pass the state test I'll be joining EXP, hopefully in the next few months. 

The declines in oil has lead to layoffs. 

Once buybacks are done will corporations begin to "restructure" or contract leading to layoffs and the downward spiral of layoff, people not buying as many goods and services leading to more layoffs. 3.

Truer words were never spoken, @Adam Wayne.My wife insisted that I lay off our last renovation, see what our guys could do by themselves.

They market the program as "A Robinhood Approach". 

So I've been laid off of my job after 3 years with the company due to a company wide lay off.

Lay off the real estate talk for a while.2.