This is why home prices should go down when rates go up.

The Rangers either score 5 goals+ or get shutout. This team isn’t all that good. I wanted Drury to be successful. Local kid, wore #23 because of Don Mattingly. I just don’t think he is any good. I liked their direction under Gorton much better.

Buying the dip has been the right play for a while now. It even worked pretty good in 1929, after the crash.

At some point, it’s not probably not going to work anymore. This AI bubble could keep the markets stagnant for a while, until the shakeout is complete. Or maybe I’m completely wrong

Man, this team is tough to watch when they are home.

Yes. Lower the rates way too low. This way the ultra elites can buy up everything cheaply and we get the added bonus of stagflation.

Or maybe South Park has it right.

Trump and JD being DC’s new power couple. We already know that Trump gives blowjobs, so….

In all periods of speculation, when men sought not to be persuaded of the reality of things but to find excuses for escaping into the new world of fantasy - John Kenneth Galbraith from “The Great Crash of 1929”

They are clearly illegal. The lower courts have all said so. The biggest difference between the lower and Supreme Court is the lower courts aren’t corrupt.

Let them eat cake

@profgalloway.com I’m sure you saw this

I’ve read a lot about the 1920s stock bubble. RCA was like Apple of the 20s. Of course it’s a complex issue w/ regards to the crash. Interesting rates were too low for too long. Enormous private credit was extended towards leverage. Only a handful of stocks pushed up the Dow - like S&P today.

The Hague should start clearing some room now

Wait. Trump is trying to steal the treasury? What a shocker.

It cracks me up hearing people from
NY, that are over 45 talk about how dangerous it is nowadays. I always correct them by asking if they remember the 2600+ murders we had in one year. The trains were super dangerous and Yankee stadium looked like it sat in the middle of a war torn city.

All so they can hire less than a 100 full-time employees, who probably aren’t from the local area to begin with. Most of the employment will be temporary construction jobs, of which nearly none will be from the area.

Does someone really spend that kind of money only to move out in 4 years? I don’t think so.

What’s way worse is everyone living in states that have data centers will see their electricity bills soar. All so someone can make a boatload of money while only hiring like 90 fulltime employees.