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Should be a wild four years.

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I really don't get why longer loans are a good thing. Only a slight drop in payment and the whole reason I bought a house instead of renting is that I want my bills to go down when it's paid off.
They aren't almost in every case unless it's the absolute only way to get something you really need. And it's not like Trump mandated them for anyone, it's just a sucker's bet which frankly 'a fool and his money' applies.

I mean 100 year loans aren't unheard of in places:
  • Japan: 100-year mortgages were introduced in Japan during the late 1980s and early 1990s real estate bubble. They were primarily used by affluent homeowners as an estate-planning tool to reduce inheritance taxes rather than to increase home affordability for the general population.
 
What on earth does that mean? I don’t speak economist.
Its a market psychology theory that markets expand in 3 (5) waves as correct in ABC waves.

Extremely simplified, initial wave of early adopters and investors, a first corrective wave those taking profits. Then if that something survives and others expect profits, the first wave, with those taking profits being the corrective second wave. If it still appears as something that can be used to make profits, a third wave, the longest appears, main stream investors starting to pure in liquidity, taking debt to invest, then when those take profits either a longer A corrective wave appears, with liquidations and such or a rare 4 corrective wave with stupid money buying and more stupid money pushing the price above the top of mainstream wave 3, the wave 5, purely fueled by stupid money over leveraging, the consequent profit taking and liquidation results in A down, dead cat bounce up not going over top and a long corrective C wave to equilibrium price.

The 2022-25 expansion was largely fueld by over leveraging during a credit crunch, with most liquidity being high interest debt, extremely stupid money.

My current suspicion is, its a historical V of V that started in the 70s after the oil crash, fueld by the expansion of public debt and the Boomers going after us the flood. One of the reasons all I have been buying for 3 years being yield bearing debt.
Edit: count being

74 - 79 (initial)
80 (first corrective)
80 - 85 (I)
85 - 90 (II)
90 - 08 (III)
08 - 11 (IV)
11 - ?25? (V)
 
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They aren't almost in every case unless it's the absolute only way to get something you really need. And it's not like Trump mandated them for anyone, it's just a sucker's bet which frankly 'a fool and his money' applies.

I mean 100 year loans aren't unheard of in places:

  • Japan: 100-year mortgages were introduced in Japan during the late 1980s and early 1990s real estate bubble. They were primarily used by affluent homeowners as an estate-planning tool to reduce inheritance taxes rather than to increase home affordability for the general population.
Huh, suddenly I'm more interested in them.
 
Some clips from an interview trump did with Ingraham:

the 600k chinks are supporting the college system
Screen Recording 2025-11-10 205728.mp4
50 year loans
Screen Recording 2025-11-10 210146.mp4
economy is the greatest ever
Screen Recording 2025-11-10 210344.mp4
TrumpCare
Screen Recording 2025-11-10 210550.mp4
The shutdown
Screen Recording 2025-11-10 210802.mp4
Canada's already gone full communist, America going down the same route would be the end of North America as we know it.
 
Some clips from an interview trump did with Ingraham:

the 600k chinks are supporting the college system
Screen Recording 2025-11-10 205728.mp4
50 year loans
Screen Recording 2025-11-10 210146.mp4
economy is the greatest ever
Screen Recording 2025-11-10 210344.mp4
TrumpCare
Screen Recording 2025-11-10 210550.mp4
The shutdown
Screen Recording 2025-11-10 210802.mp4
Who is feeding him this shit about the economy? I get that it’ll pick up once these investments break ground, but the average person isn’t seeing any benefits (yet).
 
If trump really wanted to drain the swamp, he would start with destroying the colleges. Immediately.

Nope.

Gotta get that foreign money.
how does importing 600k Chinese student's help historically black colleges and why should we want to help them anyway? have we not been told for the past 20 years that colleges are brainwashing the youth while giving them worthless degrees and a lifetime of crushing debt? why should any of us want to save them?
 
They aren't almost in every case unless it's the absolute only way to get something you really need. And it's not like Trump mandated them for anyone, it's just a sucker's bet which frankly 'a fool and his money' applies.

I mean 100 year loans aren't unheard of in places:
  • Japan: 100-year mortgages were introduced in Japan during the late 1980s and early 1990s real estate bubble. They were primarily used by affluent homeowners as an estate-planning tool to reduce inheritance taxes rather than to increase home affordability for the general population.
So you let your heirs take a 100 year mortgage against the property you wanted them to have and got to use the interest owed to force other assets down and make it look like they were taking on debt? Meamwhile your estate forgave the loan at some later point?

I want to hear how this scam worked.
 
how does importing 600k Chinese student's help historically black colleges and why should we want to help them anyway? have we not been told for the past 20 years that colleges are brainwashing the youth while giving them worthless degrees and a lifetime of crushing debt? why should any of us want to save them?
He says it in the clips. He views college as a business, not as an educational institution. For obvious reasons this is really, really bad.
 
Oh hey, if anybody still cares about the whole "Trump isn't allowed to send the National Guard to Chicago" case, that's still sitting in SCOTUS collecting amicus briefs like they were Beanie Babies. Trump had asked them for a stay on the 7th Circuit's ruling, and a week and half ago the parties were directed to file some extra info, specifically:
Wyświetl załącznik 8152331

Today the Trump admin has submitted their response as ordered, see attached, the long and the short of it being:
Wyświetl załącznik 8152339

Link to docket.

On the "Trump isn't allowed to send the National Guard to Chicago" case, Illinois has now submitted their own response to SCOTUS's question, see attached, the long and the short of it being the opposite of what Trump said, of course:
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The parties have yet another week to write replies to each other's letters, so this ain't going anywhere anytime soon.
 

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Its a market psychology theory that markets expand in 3 (5) waves as correct in ABC waves.

Extremely simplified, initial wave of early adopters and investors, a first corrective wave those taking profits. Then if that something survives and others expect profits, the first wave, with those taking profits being the corrective second wave. If it still appears as something that can be used to make profits, a third wave, the longest appears, main stream investors starting to pure in liquidity, taking debt to invest, then when those take profits either a longer A corrective wave appears, with liquidations and such or a rare 4 corrective wave with stupid money buying and more stupid money pushing the price above the top of mainstream wave 3, the wave 5, purely fueled by stupid money over leveraging, the consequent profit taking and liquidation results in A down, dead cat bounce up not going over top and a long corrective C wave to equilibrium price.

The 2022-25 expansion was largely fueld by over leveraging during a credit crunch, with most liquidity being high interest debt, extremely stupid money.

My current suspicion is, its a historical V of V that started in the 70s after the oil crash, fueld by the expansion of public debt and the Boomers going after us the flood. One of the reasons all I have been buying for 3 years being yield bearing debt.
I still don’t understand a word of it lmao
 
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