The Italian Job: Where to find real estate so cheap, it’s criminal
“John: I feel so optimistic. How do you feel? Charlie: I’m fine. John: Fine? You know what “fine” stands for, don’t you? Charlie: Yeah, unfortunately.
“John: I feel so optimistic. How do you feel? Charlie: I’m fine. John: Fine? You know what “fine” stands for, don’t you? Charlie: Yeah, unfortunately.
Originally posted by John Rubino on his substack: Signs are multiplying that the US housing bubble is about to pop. To start with the headline
Originally posted by Charles Hugh Smith on his blog, Oftwominds.com: What’s no longer affordable is eventually jettisoned, including high-rent homes and apartments. Recency bias can stretch
Guest Post by John Rubino: Towards the end of a financial bubble, the people who benefit from the bubble’s continuation — politicians hoping to be
Guest Post by Alasdair Macleod from his blog at Goldmoney.com: This article looks at the factors behind the growing rejection of the dollar for trade
Guest Post by Mish Shedlock, blogger at MishTalk: New mortgage rules are so absurd that only President Biden or other Progressive-minded economic illiterates could possibly
Guest Post by John Rubino: Banks were already tightening lending standards before Silicon Valley Bank imploded. This chart is from Q4 2022: Since then the tightening
Guest Post by Byron King at the Daily Reckoning: By now you’re certainly aware of the recent intelligence leaks of secret and top-secret U.S. military
Guest Post by Charles Hugh Smith at Oftwominds.com: Who’s left to buy overvalued houses? Too few to prop up bubble valuations If as many posit
Guest Post by John Rubino originally posted on his substack: Remember that imminent commercial real estate bust? It seems to have started. Beginning with a little background,
Guest Post by Michael Maharrey at SchiffGold.com: Could the commercial real estate market be the next thing to break in this bubble economy? The rampant
Guest Post by Wolf Richter from WolfStreet.com: So you read in the headlines today that pending home sales rose “unexpectedly” for the third month in
Guest post from John Rubino: Between 2020 and 2022 houses in America’s hottest real estate markets went from unaffordable to 50% above unaffordable. Put another
Guest post from Charles Hugh Smith, Oftwominds.com: What’s truly valuable has no price and cannot be bought. If all investments are being cast into Treacherous
Guest post from Matthew Piepenburg from Gold Switzerland: Below we look at Gold’s rise in a backdrop of more bond destruction in the public markets and more
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