Not the first time I’ve made this video, but want to ensure all who need it, see it. Few added points. All love and hope homeownership is made possible for you. How to buy a home by 2030 #housing #realestate #realtor
Entry level jobs are cooked Why would a business owner pay $60k a year for a new hire that could leave them, not work hard for them, or ask for promotions every year. When instead they can train up a squad of AGI agents that will do the job 24/7, with no payroll required, and with near 100% proficiency. At scale, this needs to be talked on more. Ai is here. It’s not on the way. #economy #finance #ai
Posted this April 3, all we’ve seen SINCE is ⬇️ - Job creation has stagnated - Tariffs still not finalized. delays, exemptions, and changes - US dollar down approximately 11% (worst first half performance in over 50 years) - Multiple weak Treasury bond auctions - 30-year mortgage rate at still above 6.5% - Unemployment rate for recent graduates at 5.8% (and going higher) - Ford and GM announce they lost nearly $2b due to tariffs - Underemployment for college grads up now, at 41% - July jobs report: only 73,000 jobs added. major slowdown - M2 money supply increased from $21.86 trillion (April) to $21.94 trillion (May) and climbing. - it climbed to hit a record high of $22.08Trillion in June - Big Beautiful Bill” adds $2.4 trillion to primary deficit, $5 trillion with interest - GDP growth revised downward, Q2 slower than Q1 projections - Credit card delinquency rate now 3.5%, up from 2.7% in Q1 - Consumer confidence in economy at lowest point since October 2023 and declining. On top of that. Countries like Russia, India, Australia, etc. continue to speak ill of our tariff decisions / implementation strategy. Companies like Walmart say they “fully intend” to raise prices and makes it seem that the retail space will see the full brunt of the tariff being passed down from the importer —> distributer —> retailer —-> consumer (us). Q3 will see continued inflation, as we start to see the job market crack. Tarrifs arent done. But the damage has been done. Debt Dollar strength and irresponsible money printing for 16 years Has led us to the next year. Be wary, and own gold + crypto
Which side are you on? ⬇️ 📝 Low rate Covid response has led to this. WHO made that call?? The federal reserve did. Only after intense consultation, privately with Larry Fink, CEO, and founder of BlackRock just weeks beforehand. Don’t notice that connection though. Don’t notice which side of the K they are all riding.
Screenshot is at 1:43 The big beautiful budget bill, in my humble opinion, is a case study for why we need to hold our lawmakers to a higher standard and maybe introduce a better system all together? Example: single issue bills possibly?