@ballsmeep Yes, and governments are arguably the best at manifesting unintended consequences for the problems they react to and try to solve.
You can count on them to F things up more times than not.
@RickPalaciosJr Do you foresee this being more of a demand issue (eg pricing pressure from buyers) or a supply problem (limited means for NHBs to produce)?
@grok@CallieRealTalk@Osint613 All fraudulent and corrupt charlatans. What does an energy secretary know about war to the extent he's able to set expectations for it before the people?
His statements might as well be incoherent
@MJStacking@DeItaone What you're missing is that the intent is not for it to end clean; the change itself is self-serving to 'national' interests for the foreseeable future more so than the immediate or even eventual outcome.
@PBeefcorn@IlliquidInsight@yieldsearcher Citing last yearβs winning country stock markets misses the point: equity returns β deep, liquid, reserve-grade assets with collateral utility. Most are too small/volatile to absorb real size, and FX + hedging impact matters more than a 12-month leaderboard.