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Erik always with the insightful and thoughtful commentary 🙏
Absolutely true. As any finance person would say, no great arbitrage lasts forever. Have seen similar dynamics in the Bay Area. Only places here that remain comparatively cheap now are probably East Palo Alto and Oakland, but they still have a crime issue suppressing prices.
@MarginCFO Depends on size & type of business. For a small software company, forecasted P&L is probably sufficient. EBITDA will roughly equal cashflow.
Cashflow is crucial for capital-intensive businesses, but too cumbersome/slow to prepare via indirect method. Direct method is 👌
@trevizo_gabe True. Relationships require nurturing and time. Even more so from parents to their kids. Every year that goes by without investing in those relationships makes the gap a little wider and a little harder to close.
Be discerning in what you read on this app.
I happen to like a lot of Nick’s work, but this chart can lead you to the wrong conclusion.
We are in a complete different time now, with each new scare resulting in more extreme action from the Fed, and a ballooning fiscal deficit.
No sense in trying to compare that to the year 1890.
Dollars will always chase yield, and hard assets like real estate will remain a popular choice.
Yes, the hottest pandemic market prices will come back down to earth, but do not base your investing choices on a chart that infers we will see some huge crash.
A friendly reminder that we are in the biggest housing bubble of all-time.
Inflation-adjusted home prices today are almost 100% higher than the long-term, 130-year average.
Only 2x in US history where this has ever happened: 2006 and right now.
Note how from 1890 to 2000, home prices were closely linked to inflation and never entered a national bubble.