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I said this back in April. Don't fight the monopolist--the Fed.
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| I said this back in April. Don't fight the monopolist--the Fed. |
So 1% mortgage rates coming? How can lenders profit well?
If so housing prices can double.
@patreon(SLACNetwork) U believe so
@Cyrus992 yes i would believe so
@Cyrus992 Ask yourself one question: did all lending cease during previous low interest rates? If the answer is no then profits are there to be made. Otherwise, no lending would've occurred. I named like 4 or 5 different methods by which they still earn profits. Rememeber: if the rate is 1% then you still paying a few percent more than that in origination fee.
@Will Finn I know but the profiting is overall less. Plus it is different if they are selling new homes because they need the return on those new materials faster.
There was a time where a 5% mortgage rate created a buying frenzy. Now if it goes to 5% now, the market implodes. So therefore there will be a time where 1% can no longer create a boom after a while. Therefore we have hit our limit. Sadly that process is what is propping our economy.
@Cyrus992 [Citation Needed]
Since 2009 I have noticed that the Fed tells us what they are going to do in advance. It's when we think we are smarter than the fed we lose money
The fed is not smart. They just have control of the economy. They are a elite group of thugs that we let control our money.
So this is deflationary. Why would markets rally in a deflationary period?
Same reason it did for the last several years ???♂️
@Cyrus992 Understand this: lower rates = lower discount rates. Stocks are a reflection of future discounted corp profits. Lower discount rates = higher present value. The only ones screaming rates hikes are cwacks with no understanding whatsoever.
Because professional investors have to put money to work. They are not just gonna magically quit their jobs and disappear. Change might come when the Buffets, Drunkenmiller and Dalios of the world ride off the sunsets and a new breeds come in – finger crossed
@Atem I see.
I have to say he was right on thursday
mohamed el erian should subscribe to your MMT trader he could learn a lot
I'll have to see it to believe it.
https://youtu.be/CuewlXqCqg8
You are genius Sir. Hats off to your call on 28th April when everyone was concerned about inflation and rates.
As Mosler said zirp zero interest rate policy
JP was really against it, but if economy goes down after unemployment bonus ends and Biden shoves through the 6 trillion. It could be possible. They will do anything to keep prices up. Think they are also saving the 15k first time home buyers for just in case.
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I’m surprised the gold community hasn’t caught on and embraced what you just said. “The natural rate of interest is Zero”. It’s 100% correct.
The gold community doesn't adopt any idea younger than 100 years old.