$SPX gave us $5000 🎯
$BTC got too low$70k 🎯
No one saw the fib extension at $6100 area and no one saw this $4820 fib ext extension of the 2022 bear mkt
We just replicated the entire 10 month 2022 bear market in 2 months. Perfect hit of the measured move
I think recovery now
$SPX $6100 was a major fib extension projecting from the Match 2020 low to 2022 highs
$BTC $107k was a major fib extension from 2022 low to 2024 highs.
Do with that what you will. I’m cash heavy now
@galiofgalilee Wait this just continues a cycle of no productivity. Putting 11pm ideas onto paper and then go to sleep just so tomorrow we don’t execute our ideas during the day again until 11pm,…when we write new ideas down again?
When does the neurodivergent actually get work done?
@CalOccupied@sidv@ConwayAnderson Wikipedia can say whatever it wants, but I irl no one thinks of Santa Rosa as the bay
Google Maps says Yountville and Vacaville are part of the Bay Area. Does that make it true?
If you ask 10 residents in Santa Rosa if they live in the Bay Area, 9-10 would say no
@brandon_Invests @MZohaibKhan92 In the bay area, prices are so high compared to rent that renting a house is less than the PITI of owning that house. In my view, that means prices are too high
So I'd rather rent, pay less per month than if i bought, and invest my downpayment.
@DavidBurnham94@nickgerli1 So you just answered your original question “why at lower prices?”
Absorbing added inventory ≠ buying them at the same prices. Affordability has peaked. If rates stay the same, prices must drop in order to make housing affordable. Increased inventory will lead to lower prices
@yitong Hon’s felt overpriced for the small amount of wontons you get
I know this is SF lost but Spicy House in Daly City, just a few minutes out of the city is just as good, if not, better than San Tung with abundant parking, quiet ambience and no line
@DavidBurnham94@nickgerli1 I would bargain many parents inheriting would rather sell their grandparents' home to pay off their own house and fund their own retirement. That's been the trend for my parents. They got grandparent's home, sold it and split the cash amongst the siblings
@DavidBurnham94@nickgerli1 If they're living with their parents, don't their parents have to die first for them to inherit the house.
Unless you're assuming the parents are going to let their kids get the grandparents' house. Maybe, but per the OP, statistically over half of inherited homes get sold
@DavidBurnham94@nickgerli1 Total population growth is not the point. If there’s already a “massive housing shortage” it is mostly bc baby boomers own a disproportionate number of homes
But their children don’t want the inherited homes. They’d rather sell for cash than maintain a 100+ year liability
@DavidBurnham94@nickgerli1 If the trend he argues actually happens, it means there will be more new sellers compared to new buyers. So when supply is greater than demand, prices drop because buyers have more options to choose from. Simple supply and demand.
@Brutal_Truth777@aakashgupta Well in that case it’ll be even easier to circumvent. If a watermark can be detected in the text patterns, it can be edited to become undetectable.
This is just going to increase business for apps like Grammarly