David Parrish

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@CasperOnChain Interest rates aren’t the problem. The price of the homes are the heart of affordability .

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@charliebilello 💯 disagree with Hassett’s view that a rate cut would be beneficial.

[Peter Mallouk @PeterMallouk]

Genuinely curious to hear everyone’s thoughts on this…

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@charliebilello 66k jobs created in govt seems odd after last year’s push to reduce federal workforce .

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@drgurner @whitey_xyz The dream should not be renting v. owning. It should be : independence . Doing what you want to do, when you want to do it, with whom you want to spend time.

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@DefiantLs Absolute untruth

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@Kalshi Really, really bad idea for govt to be involved in private enterprise

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@nypost Where else in the world would Turner thrive as a pro basketball player? Yes, she could play elsewhere, but nowhere else would she have the recognition and $

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@TreasuryBonds1 Would be interested to see dollar compared to pound sterling over same period

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@VigilantFox 💯 agree with Maher. Exaggeration and speculation create unwarranted fear.

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@InvestingAddict You should look at your Roth balance on 6/30 and 12/30 for the next 20 years.

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@sircalebhammer Very interested to see influencers like you talk more about the trade-off between market investing and residential real estate investing/rental. Few understand the real cost/benefit analysis

[TreasuryBonds.com @TreasuryBonds1]

U.S. consumer sentiment just hit it's lowest level in decades.

This has historically been a recession indicator.

[TreasuryBonds.com @TreasuryBonds1]

US debt is now on track to surpass the WWII record.

Federal debt held by the public is projected to exceed 106% of GDP by 2030.

That would officially push US debt above the previous record high set during World War II.

And from there, the CBO projects debt will keep climbing toward nearly 180% of GDP by the 2050s.

The US is entering uncharted fiscal territory.

[Manhattan Institute @ManhattanInst]

"What's really disturbing is the scale. Its totally unimaginable for most Americans...we're talking tens of billions of dollars a year."

@christopherrufo on shocking amount of welfare fraud that's going on in the U.S. and what the @CityJournal team has uncovered on @FoxBusiness

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@sfmcguire79 How many of those respondents advocated for elimination of test scores as part of admissions?

[Codie Sanchez @Codie_Sanchez]

Every generational wealth transfer in history created a window.

Only the few moved through it...

• Farmland in the 1980s (prices dropped 60%, most farmers went bankrupt)
• Tech stocks in 2002 (fewer than 1 in 5 Americans owned any stocks at that time)
• Real estate after 2008 (home prices down 33%, most people panic-sold while institutions bought)

Right now, the opportunity is buying main street businesses from retiring boomers. 2.9 million owners are heading for the exit with no buyer lined up, and $10 trillion in assets behind them.

The ones who move in the next 5 years will set up their families for generations….

[U.S. Department of Education @usedgov]

For too long, students were told a four-year degree was the only path to success.

The new Workforce Pell Grant changes that. Soon, low-income students can use federal student aid for job training programs leading to in-demand careers with less debt and faster pathways to work, in as little as 8 weeks.

[David Parrish @parrishdb71]

@TPostMillennial These same teachers ranted and raved about the inequity of “racist, standardized testing” five years ago. The hypocrisy is nauseating.

[Jason Lewris @jasonlewris]

BREAKING - as of this morning, 12% of Florida's for sale homes are in active fire sale territory.

This means they have been sitting on market, the seller is actively cutting prices and increasing the frequency of those price cuts.

The pressure is mainly concentrated in Tampa and Fort Myers, where fire sales now top 30% of listings in some submarkets.

This means sellers cannot find buyers even though they want to.