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GeorgiaGirl
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Liquidity has dropped off a cliff in futures (a feature of the Fed backing off on bond buying), and yet you have people going through mental gymnastics trying to suggest the idea that the Fed hasn't done anything.
I get being frustrated about the inflation, but you have to take them by their word if you don't trade futures (which I don't, I've just seen others talk about how liquidity has dropped off a cliff, if I could, I'd post something that features what I'm talking about here but I wouldn't be able to find it off the top of my head) because technically, you can't even use the M1 Money Supply to track them as that tracks reinvestments.
I get being frustrated about the inflation, but you have to take them by their word if you don't trade futures (which I don't, I've just seen others talk about how liquidity has dropped off a cliff, if I could, I'd post something that features what I'm talking about here but I wouldn't be able to find it off the top of my head) because technically, you can't even use the M1 Money Supply to track them as that tracks reinvestments.
severestorm
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self flagellation
Thor
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Happening all over our area. The problem is many buyers do the math once, they don't fully realize the ramifications of the bidding wars until they see the insurance go up and all the other things that go along with paying a higher price. Foreclosures will be on the uptrend for a while.
Depressing. Surely this bubble will have to pop at some point, right? These seems even more outrageous than the housing bubble of the mid-2000s.
severestorm
Member
No homeowner is going to wait for a home to appraise when a investor has millions in cash on hand. Mom and pop single family is becoming history now.
Real-Estate Investors Bought a Record 18% of the U.S. Homes That Sold in the Third Quarter
Single-family homes represented a record 74% of investor purchases. Low-priced properties made up 36% of purchases, an all-time low.
www.redfin.com
Blackrock buying up everything they can......all this has been planned out for a looonnnngggg time.No homeowner is going to wait for a home to appraise when a investor has millions in cash on hand. Mom and pop single family is becoming history now.
Real-Estate Investors Bought a Record 18% of the U.S. Homes That Sold in the Third Quarter
Single-family homes represented a record 74% of investor purchases. Low-priced properties made up 36% of purchases, an all-time low.
What do market bubbles, the southern border, gas prices, Ukraine, domestic energy being halted, covid, devaluing of the dollar all have in common?
ForsythSnow
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It absolutely needs to. There's a lot of young people who need some sort of affordable housing and all that is "affordable" is "Investor's dreams! Needs to be gutted and have 50k put into restoration! Listing price is 200k!" garbage out there. Finding a decent home even at an acceptable price is near impossible. Want land? That's going to cost just as much and you haven't even got a house either. You also live on a cheese wedge between two lots for that price and half the land is unusable. At this rate most of the younger generation will be living in apartments for life because they can't ever afford the larger homes that most older Americans own today because of those investors. There has to be a breaking point.
A lake house where I work just sold. I bet the lot was $70k when bought, probably $300k into the house so ~$375-400 total. The guy listed it for $475k and it sold to a guy from TN for his weekend house for $530k+.
Yeah, it’s wild. I can’t really find any halfway decent houses in my area for under $400k now (and that’s for a smaller 1,500ish sq ft house) even out in the further suburbs. It’s crazy…
And I need a house with a decent yard and a garage or I don’t even see the point of buying one. A lot of houses these days are crammed in right on top of each other and a significant number around here don’t even have garages. Ugh.
VegasEagle
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Low float oil stocks, MXC MARPS EMKR HUSA USEG
VegasEagle
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ROYTL - interesting. Needs to be research. Thinking might get pumped down the road. Watch list for activity
VegasEagle
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Low float, up 299% today
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TSLA up almost 25% in a week...almost $1T market company that can move like a $1B market cap company. The power of the TSLA retail mob...Elon hiking prices, rates for borrowing going up....something going to give soon.
Seems we've heard this before but I bet the markets like it
Just gave up on being a bear and became a bull. I can’t imagine this rally will continue for too long, but I might as well ride it until the top blows off. ?
Setting stop losses will be paramount.
Setting stop losses will be paramount.
GeorgiaGirl
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I really don't think the S&P can do much more than this through the rest of this month. Maybe tap 4510 and then slow down for a bit before a possible rally through April (although some have said there might be issues then).
The if mid-term seasonality follows, sell in May.
The if mid-term seasonality follows, sell in May.
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Top is in boysJust gave up on being a bear and became a bull. I can’t imagine this rally will continue for too long, but I might as well ride it until the top blows off. ?
Setting stop losses will be paramount.
I know, right. ?
buckinbronco
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So the Fed signals a more hawkish approach and we moon. I feel like if those remarks would have been made a couple weeks ago we would drop 5%. Not to mention the volatile situation in Ukraine. Fascinating.
The reason move to cash is NQ was up almost 14% from it's lows last week and Q's showing a typical 5 wave structure. With that said, this can always move higher and almost always does when the momentum gets manic like this.
So glad I took profit yesterday. What a financial move. I mean it was easy to see the 6 day index penny stock green boner rally was going to continue at least another 4 days minimum before the next 0.5% pullback.. ??
I mean I did make a play on DOGE this week for good returns. But that was after my bad returns on APE a few days ago when a -10% red one minute candle wiped out my stop loss. I hate it here
There is a lot of frustrated bears but even the bulls are getting frustrated...which says a lot.So glad I took profit yesterday. What a financial move. I mean it was easy to see the 6 day index penny stock green boner rally was going to continue at least another 4 days minimum before the next 0.5% pullback.. ??
I bought GME at $20 back when Robbinghood turned off the buy button. I've held since then, and will continue to do so. F the hedgies and SEC. They are some corrupt evil mofos.
Mortgage rates at 4.75%. Just how high will they go if Fed raises rates to 2.5%. So glad I refinanced for 3% last year.
www.cnbc.com
Mortgage rates are surging faster than expected, prompting economists to lower their home sales forecasts
Mortgage rates are rising far faster than economists had predicted, and some are now revising their home sales forecasts lower as a result.
Refinanced my house for 2.75%. Don’t regret it at all.Mortgage rates at 4.75%. Just how high will they go if Fed raises rates to 2.5%. So glad I refinanced for 3% last year.
Mortgage rates are surging faster than expected, prompting economists to lower their home sales forecasts
Mortgage rates are rising far faster than economists had predicted, and some are now revising their home sales forecasts lower as a result.
GME up 30% today. Wow.