Re:Cash, Canadians and CPUs: Intel's 'Lost' Early Microproce...
by Mikeb85 on Sunday October 16, 2022 @05:26PM
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If by excellent you mean wildly overpriced then yes.
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Re:Cash, Canadians and CPUs: Intel's 'Lost' Early Microproce...
by ipaddr on Sunday October 16, 2022 @06:27PM
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Overpriced means it is priced so high people will not pay. The reality is with a low inventory and high demand levels prices will go higher. High demand justifies higher prices when inventory is low. I don't see demand reducing or inventory levels increasing for a few years interest rate notwithstanding. I would buy now because prices are only going up.
Re:Cash, Canadians and CPUs: Intel's 'Lost' Early Microproce...
by brailsafe on Sunday October 16, 2022 @07:32PM
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Overpriced in my mind means priced so high people can't realistically pay without being extremely wealthy or committing mortgage fraud, or priced so high that the practical value that could be derived from it as an intrinsically useful asset is significantly smaller than what you have to pay.
Does $600k for a studio, or like $3500/month seem appropriately priced?
Sure some people are willing to spend $9k on a pair of shoes, but they're still overpriced.
Re:Cash, Canadians and CPUs: Intel's 'Lost' Early Microproce...
by Mikeb85 on Sunday October 16, 2022 @07:35PM
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Some of what you said is correct except prices are going down because of interest rates.
Also high real estate prices have hurt other areas of the economy. And the demand is largely due to money laundering out of China, not fundamentals.