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@DannyDayan5 Danny. One issue with raising rates is U.S. Government future interest payments. I think I read interest payments will hit 1.7 trillion this year? What are your thoughts? I think a 1% rate increase could increase interest payments $300 to $400 billion / year

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@mortgagetruth @mikesimonsen I also don't know how home prices drop much unless labor, land, and construction costs drop. I was in HD yesterday looking at some items for house repair. In 2018/19 they costs $120. Now it is $190 to $200.

During HB1, we did not have much inflation of construction material

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@Econimica @RudyHavenstein Thanks for the chart. I was going to mention that housing took off at the massive QE. The Nikkei did too. There is so much global debt being printed currently. Crazy.

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@PowellLovesMMT zerohedge can spin a bullish article into doom porn. LOL

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@mortgagetruth @mikesimonsen i know a guy who owned some rentals and panic sold them in 2009. He still has regrets. lol

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@Econimica @RudyHavenstein

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@Econimica @RudyHavenstein Japan- even with a dropping population….. housing prices are going up.😳

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Japan - Interesting graph. House prices bottomed at peak population. Population is trending down but house prices are trending up.

The house prices are not adjusted for inflation.

With global money printing, I just don't see how house prices can drop long term.

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@USA_USA_USA_No1 @tmaxftw Yep. There is plenty of money sloshing around and has to find a place to go

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@repmick1 @profstonge Gen z is seeing a new type of competition for jobs.

Immigrant-origin students—those who were born abroad or born in the U.S. to at least one immigrant parent—make up 32% of all students in U.S. higher education

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@davevermilion Thanks for the chart. I have been wondering about Biotechs strength.

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@PowellLovesMMT So:

The low P/E combines with a ~4.5% dividend yield and total shareholder yield (dividends + buybacks) should return above 7–8%.

Not enough to make people excited?

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@PowellLovesMMT Forward PE of 10. Trail is 7%. Plus a 4.75% divy. plus a 4.5% share reduction via buybacks should increases EPS by ~4.7%

Plus 20 billion in divys.

T Should provide a 8% or more return but people want 30% stock gains on Stocks with PEs 30+. lol

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@unusual_whales @peruvian_bull luckily those median hourly wage is up 113% from $15 to $32.

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@MultifamilyMad Why not add? LOL It seems like there a lot of buyers at these prices.

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@axbkol One example is the city is floating 3 bonds. 6.6 B to build DC. $2 B to build 1GW power plant. $140 B to replace GPUs every 5 years. Total $150 B

Another small city is doing a smaller version of this at $50 B

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@axbkol Something i have noticed is small cities are issue bonds and are funding the datacenters? This keeps financing costs low and To avoid property relaxes they are using PILOT.

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@ZalinskyS @HealthRanger just curious but what what Claude plan are you using. The $10 or $100 / month.

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@stockgutter You could also add in Dell, Sun Micro. Plus most of those companies had big increases in revenue in 2000 even as the stock crashed.

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@WolvesSuperfan @ZaStocks future growth projections were too high and when a lot of their https://t.co/2R17CBo7j1 website customers started going bankrupt, that validated the overstated projections. But big corporations were all in on spending big and transitioning to the internet.