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@Worldwar_3_ @grok is this true? if not shouldn't this account be reported for spreading bullshits?

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@akm515 It’s the opposite 55% tariffs for China

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@OMApproach where can I see the full video? was it really released in 2010?

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@KobeissiLetter it's going to be fun to watch when the unprofitable Airbnbs will hit the market and if unemployment increase at the same time.

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@financedystop 200k Australian dollars are about 120k US dollars. Not sure what house you can buy for that amount

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@FinanceLancelot 72 hours until you cancel this post

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@Tommaso_BookPub Hi @grok what is the profile of this woman going over the Book of Enoch?

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@4gog0 @FlorenskijPavel @paolodeberti23 non serve capire, basta guardare i numeri e come l’immigrazione ha cambiato in peggio l’Europa intera

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@4gog0 @FlorenskijPavel @paolodeberti23 il problema dell'italia e` che c'e` tanta gente come te che vota ed esprime la priopria opinione senza capire nulla.

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@4gog0 @paolodeberti23 Perché non voglio riempire il paese di porci. Non capite che se i giovani intraprendenti vanno all’estero e l’Italia si riempie di stranieri senza skills dell italia il bel paese che conosciamo non rimarrà nulla. Aspettati una Svezia 2.0

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@akm515 If they dump it mortgage rate would go up, so even if home prices would go down the monthly payment would still be high. We have seen in the past 4 years of high interest rate, it cool down the market but didn’t affect the home price too much in most of the markets

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@alessandromazza Grandissimo! come sempre ottimo post!

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@BGatesIsaPyscho @grok what’s the dude’s video name?

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@TheMaineWonk It was made in China

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@zerohedge

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@TheLongInvest @thehearguru Why ?

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@RadarHits I don’t believe he sold so many positions to buy 6% lower

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@texasrunnerDFW https://t.co/scd2F1SDk5

[The Butcher of Wall Street | Marcel Kalinovic @BossBlunts1]

🚨 FHA TICKING TIME BOMB 💣

In 2007, 35% of new FHA borrowers had debt-to-income ratios over 43%. By 2020, that number jumped to 54%. Last year? 64%.

As housing prices and inflation soared, borrowers stretched thinner—yet the FHA kept insuring riskier loans.

Now, 7.05% of FHA mortgages from last year are seriously delinquent**, surpassing the 2008 subprime peak (7.02%).

But where are the foreclosures?

Only 9 out of 52,531 seriously delinquent FHA loans ended in foreclosure.

Why? The Biden admin paid servicers to "help" delinquent borrowers by covering missed payments, slashing their monthly bills, and rolling it all into a bigger mortgage—with no interest.

Servicers collect $1,750 every time they "assist" a borrower.

This isn't about helping homeowners—it’s about bailing out lenders while kicking the foreclosure crisis down the road.

The FHA made 556,841 incentive payments to servicers last year—almost as many as the new mortgages it insured.

This is moral hazard on steroids—a financial bubble disguised as “relief.”

The crash is coming.

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@JimFergusonUK Where do you guys buy ivermectin from?

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@ChanceGardiner Where do you guys buy ivermectin?