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I think Starbucks loosing money is more of a fact that theres a bucks on every corner sometimes right across and they are now facing what all corporations face when they allow for uncontrolled franchise expansion. In my town pop. of under 15k there are 3 caribou 4 starbucks and a Dunkins and 2 non corporate coffee shops and an additional 2 that went belly up during the pandemic. Safe to say the market is oversaturated with bean water.

We have the best economy in the world!!!

Best advice to Kamala: Drop out, you loser, no one likes you. Those who claim they do, are partisan idiots who don’t know anything about her.

What do you mean!!???? Is there an interest rate going below 5%?

Inflation is lowest its been in 4 years. We are not headed for recession. Harris will further target big companies who are gouging the public. Trump Tarrifs will make things MORE costly. And tax cuts for the rich will make deficit bigger.

Groceries are up because major chains are gouging us. That's why.

That’s why “They “ imported 10 million replacements

77%?! Go to university they said, get an education they said… These days manual labourers - because of their unions - are paid more. Is that really the best incentive and message? Work less hard because an education isn’t worth it?

Thank you for this video. I am a newly conservative (previous liberal) who is trying my best to understand everything and this made total sense. You have no idea how much you are helping right now so I thank you ❤

Maybe learn a skill beyond move thing from point a to point b?

What I learned: Fed guy wants 100 doves.

It is already a recession and high unemployment. What about the ten percent of men ages 25-50 that dont even register themselves as Unemployed. Great talk!

The olds sold our future to china.

So what is your point?

The reason their business model is legal in the first place is because Registering a car and having a Drivers license is a a For hire tax on commerce that the government has passed off as a legal need, just like the Income Tax.

shame uber customer service is shit... I dont use UBER anymore... they have the 'customer is always wrong' attitude.

As baby boomers move into retirement and next stages in life, those homes go into the market. I bought my home from an old lady who passed. Even though I agree to never give up on dream of homeownership, it’s not the best time to buy

Assuming all the millennials who want to buy can afford any of the "low supply" to begin with, is flawed IMO. People can hold on to this "low supply" all they want. If the majority of the buyers are only fighting over the lower priced half of the low supply, the higher priced homes are going to have to come down with it or sit longer and longer on the market.

The topic is intriguing, but the data selection undermines the conclusions. To assess if the market is in a bubble, current equity figures showing few underwater homeowners are inadequate. Similarly, using raw population data to gauge household demand is misleading-like asking high schoolers if they'd like a Porsche 911 Turbo, when almost no students have the means to acquire one. A better approach would compare mortgage payments across various housing prices with the portion of the population that can afford those payments. For example, a median household can afford a $420K mortgage at 3%, but only $300K at 6%, creating a financial barrier for many to upgrade homes without substantial equity. This supply squeeze inflates home values artificially, and will persist unless job losses force more homeowners to sell.

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Why in your example do you not account for the baby boomers dying? They are dying at a rate of 2.6 million a year, which is expected to increase to around 4 million a year by 2037. If they have a 74% homeowner rate, then even if we use a 3 million a year death rate that will be 2.2 million homes a year. Now add in the 1.4 million homes a year we are building, you will be way over your 25 millions homes you estimate needed. This also doesn't account for deaths from people older than the boomers.

Taxi cab drivers are financially imprisoned with six-digit debts and are largely not supported by Taxi Cab companies. For cities and short distances they are actually very ideal forms of transportation. But hey, glad Uber is here charging over $100 for a trip from JFK to Yonkers. Great content you're making here!

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My last 100x was with Pepe because I got in early. Now, I’m putting everything into Cortux. After diving into their whitepaper, I'm confident this is my next 100x.

Cortux presale seems like a golden opportunity to be part of the next big thing in fintech.

We all know presales are risky, but the gains on those can be insane. I've just put a few thousand in Cortux. If I lose, that's a bummer, but if I win, I will be a millionaire by next year.

I have been waiting for the housing cost bobble to burst since year 2000... Already then it had been going up 10% every year for 15 years or so here. And since then it has been going up up and more up and we had no crash in 2008.

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The only people who can afford houses right now are the elderly. If you're good at dealing with old people you'll sell a lot.

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Not QE; it is just plain old (pre-2008) monetary policy.

If you think the flow of information surrounding the Fed is benign, market-stabilizing, public service, you need to examine the mechanics more closely. To be clear: lowering the interest rate by 50 basis points means that the Fed will raise its bid for the debt instruments it purchases. Where else in business does a buyer telegraph that he will be happy to pay more to buy the same thing? Do you do that on the used car lot? No. In the bond market the action to be had around such rumors and news is what we call "front-running"--buying at the pre-rumor price so that you profit by selling to others who can be confident they'll be able to sell to the Fed or some equivalent once the new policy is official. That buying pressure raisez the bond price independent of the Fed and ensures thay when they do buy, they look like they're getting fair market rates. In fact they're mainly enriching those who're insiders to this bond speculation specialty. This is nothing new. In June 1929, Charles Hamlin (1st Fed Chairman) disclosed two detailed scenarios for interest rate changes to a roomful of vacationing NY bankers up in Bangor, ME. Then, in a telling *wink* he quoted from a British paper's opinion column that called for the Fed to pop the stock market bubble brewed during the 'Roaring Twenties.' His second scenario then played out like clockwork during the Fall and into the October '29 crash that set the Great Depression in motion. Raising the discount rate and inverting the yield curve is murder to most bank's operating procedures. The bankers in that room survived, by '32 a great many others had failed. You are describing a blood sport. Do not put too much lipstick on these pigs.

Or the got old: fewer jobs, more profits... Not like apple doesn't invest in automation and Ai for no reason lol

Keep blaming everything except capitalism

Because nobody is buying the new same as before iphone, whatever number they are on now.

The fed needs to go

Chat gpt is telling me: The BLS does not simply “make up” jobs; it uses statistical methods to estimate changes based on past patterns. The CES sample and the Birth-Death Model could be affected by incorrect assumptions, but the impact of shell companies specifically on the data is likely minimal. Regular benchmarking with more complete datasets like the QCEW helps correct any errors from these assumptions.

500 700 week then get taxed onnit we should all riot the givermtst ssyingur not allowed to grow ur own fruits raise ur own animla dbackyard scooter chesck bills for bs

The elites have been skinning labor for decades. That's why workers don't give a crap anymore. You can see it from construction to food to tech.

Stop, not even close to the highest level ever if you use Apple to Apple comparisons. The only important thing in dropping rates are “where is inflation” better? Drop the rates. Things like 9/11 aside.

Vijay has deep pockets. He’s made almost $75 million over his career

It would be cool if someone with deep pockets saw Vijay's comments and took over the course.

Voters need to know that when the U.S. puts tariffs on products it is the people of U.S. that pat those tariffs not the country sending the products to the U.S. Trumps Tariffs would cost U.S. about $1600 per person per year