@Scot1andT It could climax soon, but the way I see it, it just broke out of a multi year base a few weeks ago, it could have more legs then we think with bases along the way.
@elerianm Raising interest rates due to a supply imbalance is like cutting your nose off to spite your face. Sure, you could raise interest rates to the point you curve demand, but at what cost? Supply and demand is not inflation…
@801010athlete I have been there, it’s all psychological. One must work on their psychology to break this habit. For me, Mark Douglas was helpful. I had to accept that it is ok to be wrong, when I was wrong I acknowledged it and moved on.
@elerianm Mohamed, why do people count supply and demand imbalances such as the spike in oil recently as inflation? Inflation is a monetary phenomenon, and the spike in oil is not inflation and shouldn’t be treated as such.
People can try to justify a value based on cap rate, but if it doesn’t jive with the sold comparables, the cape rate they are using is probably too low. People will do anything to justify the price they are asking, it’s up the the appraiser to tell the truth and be honest.
At a fundamental level the appraiser is being paid to tell the truth.
@Philosophy_Punk@GrahamStephan The old now were once young with no money. It was built up over many decades. If you live long enough it is easy to be wealthy with just modest consistent investing
@chris_dogee@GrahamStephan Chris, you may want to try unconventional ways to buy a home. Just looking in the mls means your are fighting with everyone else for the right to pay too much. Look off market, talk to people let them know you are looking, estate sales, for sale by owner etc….
I agree, if Penn state does not hire terry smith the psu football program will be set back two years. If Penn state is a family like they claim, it’s time to start acting like it and hire terry smith. The players want him, he played for penn state, he knows the game, he is loyal to penn state. At the very least give him a one year contract.
@RBReich Mr. Reich you know better. That’s because corporate taxes are paid on the companies earnings. I’m sure the CEO’s paid plenty of tax being w2 earners…
Supply and demand. There aren’t a lot of people who can run a large company at a high level, so when you find one you pay them well so you don’t loose them. People get paid millions to hit and catch a ball, because the supply of people who can do it at a high level is limited. Supply and demand is at work…
@RBReich More class warfare rhetoric from Mr. Reich. Is it truly tax evasion or just using the tax code to avoid taxes in a legal way. The top 50% of taxpayers pay 97% of the taxes. I would say the bottom 50% are even better then the “rich” at avoiding taxes