Oh well.Straight up into the close. Typical Friday afternoon burn
Oh well.Straight up into the close. Typical Friday afternoon burn
Seeing the same here. People ordering water taps and the talk of big projects heating back up.Pending home sales spiked 8% MOM form 1.1% in December. Inflation's not over by a long shot.
It's getting that time of year. The spring is the best time for selling your house traditionally.Pending home sales spiked 8% MOM form 1.1% in December. Inflation's not over by a long shot.
Somebody has to buy the topMy son is a young attorney at a small firm that frequently does real estate closings. They had five closings last Friday, the most in one day since early last summer.
From now on I will just blindly follow what ever you do. Please post every move you make. The tendies will be sweet
Haha...i miss alot too.From now on I will just blindly follow what ever you do. Please post every move you make. The tendies will be sweet
I'm taking this as financial advice and going all in. If it fails I trust you will take in my wife and kids as your own.Haha...i miss alot too.
But, this pattern looks good it's just the macro news has really sucked lately so it was looking for anything to rally and I think Bostic came out talking about pausing this summer yesterday and that's all it needed. Sure looks like Q's $310 is coming next couple of weeks.
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Y’all still have money left? Respect.From now on I will just blindly follow what ever you do. Please post every move you make. The tendies will be sweet
looks like it's going to go up10yr with a big bottom candle...tough to get equities to rally when yields are moving like this.
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looks like it's going to go up
Demand hasn't fallen lately. It's increased. labor differential's increasing again. This isn't good for FED rate outlooks.I guess we shouldn't be surprised...demand had fallen off, prices dropped rapidly so people that were waiting hopped in...like me. I expect prices to continue to fall over the coming months.
Many retired after the historic bull market run since 2009/10, millenials/gen z'ers aren't filling those jobs. They can't really control that unless they drive our country into a depression.Demand hasn't fallen lately. It's increased. labor differential's increasing again. This isn't good for FED rate outlooks.
It's really sad because that greenlights so many work visas and when they finally realize what's happening, the jobs will already be offshored to STEM hubs like India. I seen it happen personally.Many retired after the historic bull market run since 2009/10, millenials/gen z'ers aren't filling those jobs. They can't really control that unless they drive our country into a depression.
I have a niece and a nephew that graduated from great colleges with great high paying degrees and both wanted to take a year off before looking for a real job. They are both slinging coffee and just coasting by...the mindset of these groups is so different. Both could be making well over 6 figures...they just don't care.
1/2” OSB sheathing is $10 bucks right now. Probably gonna buy some up for future projects before it heads back to $30.looks like it's going to go up
Tech tried that 15+ years ago and it didn't work. What happened was they would train up engineering in India, pay them pennies, then the engineers would quit for a higher paying job.It's really sad because that greenlights so many work visas and when they finally realize what's happening, the jobs will already be offshored to STEM hubs like India. I seen it happen personally.
I worked for one of the biggest Indian tech firms. I know what i'm talking about.Tech tried that 15+ years ago and it didn't work. What happened was they would train up engineering in India, pay them pennies, then the engineers would quit for a higher paying job.