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That's not a systemic bug, it's the key function of slavelandia and the Fiat Ponzi.
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When I was forecasting economic slowdown in second half of 2022 and first half 2023 I did not have consumers not adjusting their spending and instead blowing their brains out with credit usage in my modelling. I clearly gave people too much credit. Won't happen again. Haha
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too much credit... great pun 🤑
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We are going to see 8% interest im very sure. The fed is on the war path, it practically has nothing to lose considering dollar is losing reserve asset status. So i am expecting sales on everything going forward short term as people will be forced to liquidate all kinds of assets to cover USD debt. But lets see.
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what happens if mortgage delinquencies continue rising while houses are 10-20% off their all-time high prices?
do home”own”ers have enough of their mortgages paid off to avoid repossession and foreclosure?
or are there adequate safeguards in place to avoid a 2008-style housing crash?
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Bubbles waiting to burst
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