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Yet residential real estate markets remain deeply depressed, and those opportunities are a reflection of that.
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That was mainly because devaluation took place in a deeply depressed economy with high unemployment.
ECONOMIST: Argentina's economy
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The economy is most certainly going to stutter if not be deeply depressed as a result of that banking system going.
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There have been signs the housing market has stabilised, albeit at deeply depressed levels, and lower mortgage rates will bolster demand.
ECONOMIST: The Fed
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There is not a major international meltdown on the way although I am still deeply depressed about the farce that rumbles on and on in Europe.
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Because financial cycles are expressions of the exuberant side of human nature which goes wildly optimistic when good times last long, and is deeply depressed when the tide changes.
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This ruling was made after evidence was put forward that Stanford was deeply depressed, was addicted to anti-depressants and had suffered trauma from a beating by another inmate in prison.
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Deeply depressed, Mr Schmidt feared his career had peaked.
ECONOMIST: Rudolf Scharping, measured German warrior
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"I think dynamic asset allocation will be the key to investment success in the coming decade--buying stocks when they're deeply depressed, as they are now, and raising cash incrementally as prices rise, " he says.
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But housing still remains deeply depressed.
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But they still have trillions, and they have every intention of investing that money with an eye on future returns, as demonstrated by Abu Dhabi's recent investment in Barclays, and Saudi Prince Alaweed's raising his percentage to 5% of deeply depressed Citigroup shares.
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