A $1 Trillion Time Bomb Is Ticking in the Housing Market - Bloomberg
The credit crisis is not yet fixed. We have shifted the crisis from homebuyers to banks and then finally to governments. There is no one else to step in. We are at endgame.
John Mauldin • Endgame: The End of the Debt SuperCycle and How It Changes Everything
will explain how Americans in some of the most populated regions of the country have put themselves at particular risk, exposing a pattern of shortsighted policies that encouraged people to settle in vulnerable parts of the continent. It will show how decades of economic policies have favored some Americans over others, polarizing the country furth
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notboring.co • Compounding Crazy
Covid-19 has mobilized a trillion-dollar reallocation of capital from commercial to residential real estate.