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Posted by on September 20, 2006, 8:50 pm
bungalow_steve@yahoo.com wrote:
>Steve Scott wrote:
>> You could argue the ever rising cost of fuel will act as compounding.
>yes, and you could argue fuel costs have artificially risen over the
>last few years and will stay steady or decline in the next decade,
>people tend to always exaggerate trends into the future (whether it's
>increasing fuel cost, stock market prices, or hurricane activity )
>anyway, since I haven't met anyone who can accurately predict the
>future, using current fuel costs are as good as guess as any for
>furnace selection
10 years ago I could of (and should of) bought my next door neighbors
house for $169,000. Today homes in the tract go for $600,000.
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