Fortune Cookies Bullish On Real Estate

June 27th, 2006 | Real Estate Market

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Fortune Cookies are now bullish on real estate. Or the worker writing the messages
for the company that makes them is at least.

The other day after some fried rice with Chicken from our local
chinese restaurant my wife opened her fortune cookie and found the following:

In terms of real returns, stocks have done quite better than real estate over the long run.

But don’t bet against the fortune cookie writers.

Last year 110 people won from $110,000 to half a million
dollars each in a multi-state Powerball lottery.

They all played the numbers from a fortune cookie.

1 comment so far ↓

#1 phd on 09.06.06 at 5:02 pm: Too funny. Last night my mom kept the numbers from her fortune cookie to play the in the lotto. Let’s hope they are lucky for her as well!

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