What are you babbling about? Hashrate is already growing by ~100% per month now (*), and in december and january, it will probably grow a lot faster than that if only a fraction of those 28nm asic providers manage to ship what they promise; that means hardware prices per GH will drop by 50% or more per month. Thats completely logical and to be expected. February delivery batches will cost ~$1.5/GH if there will be any and march delivery will be sold for <$1/GH.
Here is another newsflash: none of those are very likely to yield a positive ROI, but at least if they live up to their shipping promises, the losses will be fairly consistent throughout the various batches.
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http://bitcoin.sipa.be/growth-10k.png2.5% growth per day, compounded gives >100% per month. Note the rate of growth is accelerating, and thats well before anyone has shipped a single 28nm chip. THings will get very, very ugly, if you are shocked by the prospect that mining profitability and therefore prices will drop by 50% or more per month; you shouldnt be in the mining business.