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Just now, f7ben said:

What’s reality?

It’s gonna happen. Look at the fed rate? Look at mortgage rates and home prices. If values fall and they will with 14 million Americans out of work. They can’t go remortgage at a lower rate to keep their homes like in 08 because the rates are not at 7% like in 08. They are -2% now.

 

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1 minute ago, f7ben said:

Look at them blow that fucking bubble :lol: 

Just a couple hundred points off the all time high! With terrible economic data even. Imagine when Corona is over its gonna be 50K!

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1 minute ago, Anler said:

Just a couple hundred points off the all time high! With terrible economic data even. Imagine when Corona is over its gonna be 50K!

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Sp500 is 6% above its ath

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1 minute ago, f7ben said:

Why stop here....might as well pump it to 50 x earnings during the worst recession in history :lol: 

I mean why not? its working right? Tesla is like 1000x earning and selling like hotcakes. Make em all 1000x!

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1 minute ago, Anler said:

I mean why not? its working right? Tesla is like 1000x earning and selling like hotcakes. Make em all 1000x!

Yup....apparently printing trillions has zero consequence. The fed passed t the 1 trillion mark in bond purchases since April yesterday ....might as well make it 10 trillion

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2 minutes ago, f7ben said:

Yup....apparently printing trillions has zero consequence. The fed passed t the 1 trillion mark in bond purchases since April yesterday ....might as well make it 10 trillion

Eleventy trillion!

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48 minutes ago, Mainecat said:

It’s gonna happen. Look at the fed rate? Look at mortgage rates and home prices. If values fall and they will with 14 million Americans out of work. They can’t go remortgage at a lower rate to keep their homes like in 08 because the rates are not at 7% like in 08. They are -2% now.

 

Housing prices are pretty insane. Some of the local neighborhood homeS have increased by 15% over the last two months according to Zillow. Of course Zillow is not a credible appraisal, but it does show a trend. Trump just announced the no eviction rule. Failure to abide can cost landlords up to $250,000. That’s going to add some pressure to real estate values. 

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24 minutes ago, spin_dry said:

Housing prices are pretty insane. Some of the local neighborhood homeS have increased by 15% over the last two months according to Zillow. Of course Zillow is not a credible appraisal, but it does show a trend. Trump just announced the no eviction rule. Failure to abide can cost landlords up to $250,000. That’s going to add some pressure to real estate values. 

It’s gonna just delay the foreclosures. Every part of the economy has a paper asshole.

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I'm loving this fake stock market, might as well utilize it and make bank vs. bitching about how fucked up it is and eating mac and cheese.

(Nothing against mac and cheese) 

 

 

 

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20 minutes ago, Mainecat said:

It’s gonna just delay the foreclosures. Every part of the economy has a paper asshole.

allowing people to not pay rent with no consequences regardless of the true effects of covid on their financing is about the stupidest thing ever done

No way that scumbag tenants are going to game this system SMH

The new ban covers tenants who certify that they have lost “substantial” income; that they expect to make no more than $99,000 in 2020 or received a stimulus check; and that they are making their “best efforts” to pay as much of their rent as they can. Tenants must also certify that an eviction would likely make them homeless or push them to double up with others in close quarters.

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2 hours ago, f7ben said:

Yup....apparently printing trillions has zero consequence. The fed passed t the 1 trillion mark in bond purchases since April yesterday ....might as well make it 10 trillion

I listened to a FA who fully expects that it will reach 10 trillion by years end. The host of the show said to him "You've changed your strategy from 2008"he stated the FED has changed completely and he was just making money from the changes.

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