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Will someone think of the struggles of the wealthy!!greenblood said:
I saw this live. The guy blew up on air. This was a really bad look, and only makes people want to come for blood.NorthwestFresh said:Just remember how they view us?.
Even you, Dazzler.
Biden’s America.
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This isn't Biden's America. This shit show has been going on since the creation. The problem we deal with now, is that by removing options, which will happen, you will have lower volatility, but probably less money in the market. These investors will find other ways to make money, so I wouldn't be surprised if we saw a temporary dip in the market.NorthwestFresh said:
Will someone think of the struggles of the wealthy!!greenblood said:
I saw this live. The guy blew up on air. This was a really bad look, and only makes people want to come for blood.NorthwestFresh said:Just remember how they view us?.
Even you, Dazzler.
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Tough to overbuild in the Portland area. Inside the urban growth boundary, residential housing is largely built out. Builders are building million dollar homes on very small lots in Lake Oswego and West Linn. This isn't Phoenix where big builders were building thousand home developments all over the place.PurpleThrobber said:
The collapse this time is going to be the commercial real estate market - war zoom meetings, no I don't need to renew my 50,000 square foot lease in the Columbia Tower....I'll just knock back 5,000 sq ft. with a shared conference room, thank you very much.RaceBannon said:People should watch the Big Short again
In particular the - hey the housing market is still great - crowd
tick tick tick
Rent holidays can't last forever and the mortgage still has to be paid. To most of the posters on this board the housing market is still great. If you put your house for sale it will sell. Good locations will hold value. Wok at home has people wanting nice homes to work in. Remodeling is off the charts. All good signs
But what happens when everyone needs to sell at once in burbs 100 miles from the coast? The 2007 collapse started quietly in Las Vegas, Arizona, and other places that were over built to give people a piece of the dream they could afford.
I guess one positive is that 2005 was on the heels of 10 years of over building and new home construction has been nowhere near that level since 2008
Hedge funds made billions on the short then bought up the stock at auction and rented it out. I was there
Housing inventory is super tight....though the builders are ramping it up big time and will probably overswing the correction too far.
This run it up/fuck the hedge funds is a dangerous game. You can beat Jordan once by jacking up threes immediately....you're not going to beat him multiple games. The Wall Street guys will just needed more time to get their own counterattack in there.
Unbuilt areas can't be zoned for residential, just farmland.
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Working at home sucksRaceBannon said:
There is huge upside to a commercial real estate collapse. Columbia Tower Condos with a mall at the base. Never leave your building. Shopping centers become work, live, shop centers with acres of parking lots to turn into pools and ball fields and green areas.PurpleThrobber said:
The collapse this time is going to be the commercial real estate market - war zoom meetings, no I don't need to renew my 50,000 square foot lease in the Columbia Tower....I'll just knock back 5,000 sq ft. with a shared conference room, thank you very much.RaceBannon said:People should watch the Big Short again
In particular the - hey the housing market is still great - crowd
tick tick tick
Rent holidays can't last forever and the mortgage still has to be paid. To most of the posters on this board the housing market is still great. If you put your house for sale it will sell. Good locations will hold value. Wok at home has people wanting nice homes to work in. Remodeling is off the charts. All good signs
But what happens when everyone needs to sell at once in burbs 100 miles from the coast? The 2007 collapse started quietly in Las Vegas, Arizona, and other places that were over built to give people a piece of the dream they could afford.
I guess one positive is that 2005 was on the heels of 10 years of over building and new home construction has been nowhere near that level since 2008
Hedge funds made billions on the short then bought up the stock at auction and rented it out. I was there
Housing inventory is super tight....though the builders are ramping it up big time and will probably overswing the correction too far.
This run it up/fuck the hedge funds is a dangerous game. You can beat Jordan once by jacking up threes immediately....you're not going to beat him multiple games. The Wall Street guys will just needed more time to get their own counterattack in there.
Ah to be a young billionaire today.
Commercial survived last time but as you say, things change. People will get tired of working at home too though -
Time to watch trading places again!
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How dare they disrupt the scam.
Biden’s America
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Helps the rich who can afford to be taxed on thousands of trades and squeezes out the small investors.
A perfect reward for Wall Street over Main Street.
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Disagree. Been doing it for years. Fuck getting dressed and shaved (oh god oh god).Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
Working at home sucksRaceBannon said:
There is huge upside to a commercial real estate collapse. Columbia Tower Condos with a mall at the base. Never leave your building. Shopping centers become work, live, shop centers with acres of parking lots to turn into pools and ball fields and green areas.PurpleThrobber said:
The collapse this time is going to be the commercial real estate market - war zoom meetings, no I don't need to renew my 50,000 square foot lease in the Columbia Tower....I'll just knock back 5,000 sq ft. with a shared conference room, thank you very much.RaceBannon said:People should watch the Big Short again
In particular the - hey the housing market is still great - crowd
tick tick tick
Rent holidays can't last forever and the mortgage still has to be paid. To most of the posters on this board the housing market is still great. If you put your house for sale it will sell. Good locations will hold value. Wok at home has people wanting nice homes to work in. Remodeling is off the charts. All good signs
But what happens when everyone needs to sell at once in burbs 100 miles from the coast? The 2007 collapse started quietly in Las Vegas, Arizona, and other places that were over built to give people a piece of the dream they could afford.
I guess one positive is that 2005 was on the heels of 10 years of over building and new home construction has been nowhere near that level since 2008
Hedge funds made billions on the short then bought up the stock at auction and rented it out. I was there
Housing inventory is super tight....though the builders are ramping it up big time and will probably overswing the correction too far.
This run it up/fuck the hedge funds is a dangerous game. You can beat Jordan once by jacking up threes immediately....you're not going to beat him multiple games. The Wall Street guys will just needed more time to get their own counterattack in there.
Ah to be a young billionaire today.
Commercial survived last time but as you say, things change. People will get tired of working at home too though
You ever try to take a break at your cubicle and jack off in the middle of the day?
