(blank) Is Set To Benefit As Housing Recovers…Duh!

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My new favorite cliche from this just -ending earnings season is “(so-and-so company/industry) is set to benefit as housing recovers“.

Think about the absurd obviousness of this statement and the frequency with which it’s being repeated from every corner of corporate America.

And you can basically put any company or industry name in that blank and the sentence makes sense.  After all, housing is what killed us all anyway.

Watch this:

Bank of America is set to benefit as housing recovers.

Burger King is set to benefit as housing recovers.

My Aunt Bernadette’s Investment Club is set to benefit as housing recovers.

Kelly Clarkson’s Album Sales are set to benefit as housing recovers.

The Democratic Party is set to benefit as housing recovers.

The Republican Party is set to benefit as housing recovers.

The Communist Party is set to benefit as housing recovers.

Ad rates for ABC’s Primetime Lineup are set to benefit as housing recovers.

The North American Slumlord Association is set to benefit as housing recovers.

Every Single Publicly-Traded or Private Company in Existence is set to benefit as housing recovers.

The Hot Air Ballooning Industry is set to benefit as housing recovers.

Anyway, thanks to all of the visionary CEOs, analysts and pundits who keep reminding us of the long and growing list of entities, companies, sectors and businesses that will benefit from a housing recovery.  This is very helpful information for those of us who have been trapped at the bottom of a well since late 2007.

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  1. alyx commented on May 19

    I think the next person who tells me _____ is set to benefit is gonna get “yeah, and your mom is too” as a retort. One good cliche deserves another.

  2. alyx commented on May 19

    I think the next person who tells me _____ is set to benefit is gonna get “yeah, and your mom is too” as a retort. One good cliche deserves another.

  3. alyx commented on May 19

    I think the next person who tells me _____ is set to benefit is gonna get “yeah, and your mom is too” as a retort. One good cliche deserves another.

  4. Anal_yst commented on May 19

    I believe the general formula is:

    Because x,

    then

    y.

    Where:

    x = irrelevant/moot/misinterpreted datapoint or “trend”

    and

    y = non sequitur relative to x

  5. Anal_yst commented on May 19

    I believe the general formula is:

    Because x,

    then

    y.

    Where:

    x = irrelevant/moot/misinterpreted datapoint or “trend”

    and

    y = non sequitur relative to x

  6. Anal_yst commented on May 19

    I believe the general formula is:

    Because x,

    then

    y.

    Where:

    x = irrelevant/moot/misinterpreted datapoint or “trend”

    and

    y = non sequitur relative to x

  7. Joshua M Brown commented on May 19

    am i “set to benefit” as housing recovers? yes, because i’m not renting…lol

  8. Joshua M Brown commented on May 19

    am i “set to benefit” as housing recovers? yes, because i’m not renting…lol

  9. Joshua M Brown commented on May 19

    am i “set to benefit” as housing recovers? yes, because i’m not renting…lol

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