Bumpy ride, but it seems we are coming to the edge of the greater sine wave function.
Still bearish idgaf
Until next mass transfer of wealth like 1m zoomers passing from covid, or better wages, I don't see how extended q/q growth can continue without hyper inflation, thus brings us to our next issue.
Stretched thin to the limits, unless one is already established, rent in major cities continue to grow beyond minimum wage earning potential.
As a corner stone of the "real-estate ladder", as income properties, and as a down payment-saving potential. simultaneously cashflow negative.
As the income gap continues to expand we will see either collapse or a return to mass serfdom by credit score, bets on 2 then 1
Still bearish idgaf
Until next mass transfer of wealth like 1m zoomers passing from covid, or better wages, I don't see how extended q/q growth can continue without hyper inflation, thus brings us to our next issue.
Stretched thin to the limits, unless one is already established, rent in major cities continue to grow beyond minimum wage earning potential.
As a corner stone of the "real-estate ladder", as income properties, and as a down payment-saving potential. simultaneously cashflow negative.
As the income gap continues to expand we will see either collapse or a return to mass serfdom by credit score, bets on 2 then 1