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@awealthofcs “A house is where investment returns are a bonus” - well said! If institutions ramp up buying SFH, I wonder if we’ll look at housing prices the way we currently look at the impact of 401K & IRAs on the last 40yrs of equity returns

We've essentially pulled forward a decade's worth of housing price gains into a few years What if prices fall? What if prices go nowhere? What if you buy at the top of the housing market? awealthofcommonsense.com/2024/07/buying…

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@awealthofcs All right. Fair. Next time, you can post your take on something less controversial like politics, religion, or the looming debt ceiling

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@awealthofcs I hope that the young couple who painstakingly saved $1000 and put it into “guaranteed foolproof growth stocks such as Brunswick or Texas Instruments” kept their shares. That’s wild wealth creation in hindsight

Cleaning out my office and found this 1962 Life Magazine someone sent me a while back The cover story is about the 1962 stock mkt flash crash Nice to know the facial expressions are still the same when stocks get crushed

@awealthofcs Some corporations took advantage of their market power to raise prices, causing more inflation in the process. Source: rooseveltinstitute.org/wp-content/upl… Didn’t we see this with a lot of services companies especially in the past 12-18mo?

It's weird to me how many ppl are coming to the defense of corporations for charging higher prices Did they cause inflation? No Did they take advantage of inflation? Yes

@awealthofcs Also the same guy who looks at overall credit card debt without personal incomes and savings for context

[Jerry Seinfeld voice] Did you ever notice that the guy who says “if you take away all the best performing stocks this year the stock market isn’t up all that much” …is the same guy who always complains when economists do cpi ex-energy & food?

@awealthofcs Cool chart! I hope it continues, supported by more buildings, higher incomes in prime earning years, and eventual lower rates so the time for ownership to beat renting is shortened

@snaheth so far so good. we shall see in the years ahead

The typical recent home buyer/seller is 60 years old 70% of buyers have no children living w/them 40% of houses are owned free-and-clear First-time homebuyers make up 32% of transactions (avg is 38%) How demographics are shaping the housing market: awealthofcommonsense.com/2023/11/how-th…

@awealthofcs Looks like the 4th season of The Morning Show is writing itself!

The CEO of an AI company getting fired by “the board” sounds like the beginning of a sci-fi movie where the computers are orchestrating everything and about to takeover Need someone to travel back in time from the future to tell us what to do next

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@awealthofcs Or @michaelbatnick giving up his mud room

This is like me giving up index funds

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@acouplecents Without a doubt - Fridays. It’s the only day without a Money Talks episode. Also, with CPI data and FED days mid-week, it’d be a perfect opportunity to discuss all of those topics in one “episode”

What day would you prefer a weekly longer-form markets podcast?

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