Daggett Land

The 1800's ended on a high, then our country went into the down swing of the life cycle. The depression, war and eventually started the up swing in the 1950's through 2000 ending on another high. Without getting into all the reasons on why and how, this life cycle appears to be about 100 years. Based on that idea, we could expect the next 50 years to be the down cycle.

Some leading indicators of this coming down cycle are personal income had dropped, local taxes are increasing, utilities cost are rising which in turn increases all prices. State and City Government are in run away spending mode without any concern for the future. Basically the cost of living is going up and personal income is going down. Then why does the economy appears to be still strong? The answer is easy - CREDIT. People are subsidizing their income with credit cards

People do not understand the cycles of economics, so they will continue working, getting deeper into debt eventually having lower their life style to probably the way people lived in the 1930's. The good news is we can plan for this down swing and hopefully overcome living in poverty.

Wow! This sounds too unreal. Consider this, what if I am right? How do you know? Do some homework yourself. Review you paper investments for the past several years. What if the investment drops in value like the dot bombs? Remember it is just paper. The federal government is also printing more money each year lower the value of the dollar overseas. Then review investing in land. People will always want land.

If you do not agree that is OK. If you interested in investing in land , then you should consider the growth areas. Land down in LA, Orange County and even Riverside County is almost all built, so Victorville California and the surrounding area is the forefront movement of growth in Southern California. I remember as a kid, the surrounding Los Angeles area go from rural land to homes. When I first visited Disneyland, you could see orange trees all around. Today the park is surrounded by hotels, homes and businesses. This is now the most expensive land in Orange County. I should have bought some then.

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