I gotta disagree. I think Warren has been riding his rep for the last 15 or 20 years. Look at BRKB top holdings:i've gotta think brkb is a steal right now. assuming they weather the inevitible changing of the guard, i can't imagine where it will be in 10 years considering the companies they own.
It appears that Jay Powell disagrees with you on this.The Fed's purpose is not to prop up the stock market by printing 3 trillion per quarter.
Investment property?Looks like my house is sold.
After real estate fees, taxes, etc, will net about 40k.
It was maybe 10k in the red over the past 4 years. Maybe 5k considering tax deductions.
I'll take it
The Fed's purpose is not to prop up the stock market by printing 3 trillion per quarter.
Investment property?
Nice. Profit is happy.Bought it as a primary residence, six months later moved out (Aug 2016), tried to self rent, got my ass kicked. Found a good property MGMT company. Was going to sell last year, but had renters and wife just started working. Was on the market one day, got couple offers, inspection just came back, good on repairs. Should close in 10 days.
Gross is 160, owe 90, real estate guy, taxes, giving my dad 7500, should have about 40 net to the bank acct
You can hate the Fed. But don't fight the Fed. Its a loser's game.
Philosophically, I don't disagree with you. Time has taught me however to not trade with it. Reality is the gubment is going to do ANYTHING to keep the economy afloat. So I can personally feel thats a really shitty thing to do, but financially I am going to ride the tide they are creating. Its why all 3 of my investment accounts are now in the green. Its the same reason I am still holding and buying BA call options. Whether I agree or disagree, the gubment isn't going to let BA fail. They just won't.I'm sure glad the government is here to help. Good luck to the fed on unwinding this mess they've created. Pretty sure it won't ever happen, and blatantly encouraging banks to make junk loans is probably making the problem smaller. Loosening the standards on MBS so they can contain loans in default and foreclosure temporarily? That worked great for us a decade ago. The real problem is that the fed is entering a vicious circle. Every time they inject money to save lost causes, they create a new problem that needs solving. They'll just end up with more and more collateral on more businesses until they effectively socialize a large section of the market on the taxpayer's tab, while a large portion of the work force is still on UBI. Bernie Sanders couldn't have done it better himself.
You can't have capitalism without consequence. Bad businesses need to die.
Philosophically, I don't disagree with you. Time has taught me however to not trade with it. Reality is the gubment is going to do ANYTHING to keep the economy afloat. So I can personally feel thats a really shitty thing to do, but financially I am going to ride the tide they are creating. Its why all 3 of my investment accounts are now in the green. Its the same reason I am still holding and buying BA call options. Whether I agree or disagree, the gubment isn't going to let BA fail. They just won't.
They were unwinding their balance sheet prior to this, yes?