From Yahoo Finance:
Builders sitting on a pile of unsold homes are slashing prices and offering mortgage rate deals
Homebuilders are sitting on the most unsold homes since the depths of the Great Recession, giving buyers a chance to snag deals — provided they’re in the right part of the country.
As of February, builders had completed some 119,000 homes that weren’t yet sold. To lure buyers, they’re dangling incentives like mortgage rate buydowns, closing cost credits, and money toward upgrades. In some cases, they’re slashing prices altogether, something they usually try to avoid because it hurts earlier buyers.
Most large builders aim to sell homes before they finish the construction. But they also typically build at least some properties “on spec,” without a buyer lined up. Spec properties, often called “move-in ready” or “inventory homes” by the industry, appeal to buyers who can’t wait months before they move and can help builders manage their costs during uncertain times.
Inventory has been steadily growing since early 2022, after builders that rushed to meet pandemic-driven demand ran up against higher mortgage rates and worsening affordability that shut out potential buyers. While that means the market has turned in buyers’ favor now, it may not last. Many builders are now slowing down construction activity while they clear their backlog.
“We fell pretty far in terms of prices,” said Scott Turner, the owner of Riverside Homes, a spec builder in Austin, Texas. He estimates that home prices in the urban parts of the city where he focuses dropped 30% from their peak to their trough. “That’s left builders with inventory that’s very difficult to sell. What that does, obviously, is have a chilling effect on new starts.”
Dump?
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Dow futures fall 800 points, S&P 500 eyes bear market on Trump tariff market collapse: Live updates
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“The stock market earthquake from Japan through Europe to America must be survived without nervous decisions,” Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Monday in a Google-translated social media update.
European Union leaders urged a calm response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs that have battered global markets, days after China pulled the trigger on retaliation.
Their comments arrive as European stocks plunged by another 4.2% at 11:35 a.m. London time, amid heightened danger of lower U.S. demand for European goods and of recessionary risks in the world’s foremost economy.
BREAKING: Circuit breaker triggered on Taiwan stock exchange.
Turns out Yann LeCun’s comments on transformers being a dead end to AGI were more of a comment on Meta’s performance, and less on the broad industry progress. Meta’s Llama 4 is one massive stinker, especially compared to the recent Chinese models. DeepSeek R1 is my personal go-to for local AI. Meta lost their mojo?
JUST IN:
German stocks down 10%
French stocks down 6.5%
UK stocks down 6%
Hong Kong’s stock market closes down 13.2%, the biggest one-day drop since 1997.
No chance of dumping at open at this point. Might make more sense to buy.
5 worst stock market crashes in US history:
1929 – Hoover 🔴
1987 – Reagan 🔴
2008 – Bush 🔴
2020 – Trump 🔴
2025 – Trump 🔴
Llama 4 blended benchmark data to training. Faking Zuckary
Why is the stock market going down such a bad thing? If you are in the know, are connected, or are friends with Lib, you will know when to take the money out. Then you win the game and walk out of the casino. With other’s money that is.
Isn’t that the whole idea of putting money in the stock market, to “gamble” it? To make your bets and hope you win? You do realize when you put it in there is a chance you will lose it, right?
Oh, and the money doesn’t disappear. It didn’t catch on fire. Someone else profited at your expense.
Putting your money in the stock market has a bit in common with a game of poker. The part that when it crashes it’s all about a cash out at the end. That pile of money and chips-it doesn’t disappear, you will see two arms reach into the pot and pull it all to their side of the table. That is what is happening.
DO we go all red today? Red Monday?
I never thought Black Monday.. was a good name.
https://finviz.com/map.ashx?t=sec_all
“We inherited this economy”
Donald Tusk has Poland preparing for war. Says he wants Odessa. Guess everyone now wants places that don’t belong to them
The fissure is permanent = every global economic decision maker has on their decision dashboard that you cannot rely on the USA. You need to diversify your customers if too much revenue is from the US consumer
The fissure is not permanent = Sell to whom? who can you sell to but the US consumer? The US economy is 25% of global gdp, but 70% of frivolous consumer sprnding. How many subsaharm afircans or Indonesians buying dishwashers? Artwork? Custom-sized windows? How many Romanians own 50+ pairs of shoes? How many people globally paying for $10k/ year dance participwtion for their middle school daughters and $10k/year travel hockey for their sons? How many 20-year olds globally going on spring break? Beach house, mountain house, pier-a-Terre in a megacity?
^thats economy, though. Equities are a derivative of corporate profits and tax policy. Different analysis.
Wonder if Trump will start announcing some deals to lower tariffs. Probably not with China though since they are defiant. A Vietnam deal is what I’d be looking out for this week.
I feel embarrassed for the people trying to justify these high tariffs on allies who have low average tariffs on the US, by cherry-picking a handful of tariffs. As if the US could wipe out its deficits by selling milk to Canada (and ignoring the US’ long standing protection of domestic Ag.) Low IQ individuals as some say.
PM of Singapore… Good 5 minute watch.
As I said the reset is here no more WTO..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3hS93y7C0I
China can take the hit. $502 billion of their exports in goods and services from China to the USA. It’s only 3% of their GDP… 20% of their economy is exports of goods and services.
They can ship all their cheap tchotchkes elsewhere. It’s not like we need Temu and Shein anyway..
20% drop was a certainty. Market went straight up and this earnings season hasn’t been strong. Trump just got us that drop in fast forward. In 2021, the market dropped 20% and nobody here threw a hissy fit. If you left all your chips in the casino going into all time highs, you need to reconsider risk management.
re: “announcing some deals to lower tariffs”
Yes Vietnam was first to bend the knee and kiss the ring. There was a call between their dear leader and Trump. They have been summoned to the White House as of Friday. The head of Vietnam’s Communist Party sent a special envoy to the US.
Deal this week perhaps….zero tariffs and no tricks…
Crushed – good take.
As the PM of Singapore said in the video above, what the world needed was reform. Not dismantling of the entire trading system.
Is this what MAGA meant by “Burn the m’fker down”? What they wanted when they took over the Capitol building? Was there some code that was shared that the rest of the world did not get? Is this what Smalls, Eddie and BRT voted for?
And where were the democratic leaders during the protests?
Subsaharan Africans should all get subsidized dishwashers paid for by USAID as a large percentage of their population lives on less than 2 dollars a day.
It’s only fair..
The scene from The White Lotus, where the rich mother asks the daughter to enjoy the privilege was just so apt for the times.
No one in the history of the world has lived better than we have. Even the old kings and queens. The least we can do is enjoy it. If we don’t, it’s offensive. It’s an offense to all the billions of people who can only dream that one day they could live like we do.
She doesn’t know that everything she had was just destroyed.
8:45 victim blaming – a GOP specialty
Rent, state your beliefs, are you a free trader? Do you believe in tariffs? Do you believe in currency pegs. Do you believe foreign countries should have tariffs against us if we have none on them? Half the people on this board throwing a hissy fit don’t have a set of beliefs consistent with their complaining.
Grim – re: Yann LeCun
Zuck was gushing over the weekend too about the Open Ecosystem he is trying to build.
However Yann LeCun is right. We really don’t need a better calculator. We don’t need to spend $30 a month for a creating writing assistant either.
Moravec’s paradox. What Elon and other Robotic companies are trying to solve. Robot cars, Robot maids, Robot people etc…
BRT – Carlin would have a field day in today’s world.
I believe that Trump is out to destroy this Country.
This take is insane
Blaming the victim
BRT says:
April 7, 2025 at 8:45 am
If you left all your chips in the casino going into all time highs, you need to reconsider risk management.
UPDATED 9:13 AM EDT
Dow futures fall 1,000 points, S&P 500 eyes bear market on Trump tariff market collapse: Live updates
liberation day turned out to be liquidation day.
10 year briefly touched 3.9% and jumped back on 4%.
As I referred to lonely cowboy, Jamie Dimon also mentioned “America First” became “America Alone”. No sane country will be a reliable ally any longer. True exceptionalism.
Victim’s who don’t have a leg to stand on in court?
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Cheaters gonna cheat no more.
vwatch now
VIDEO05:55
Peter Navarro: Vietnam’s 0% tariff offer not enough, ‘it’s the non-tariff cheating that matters’
White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said Monday that an offer by Vietnam to eliminate tariffs on U.S. imports would not be enough for the administration to lift its new levies announced last week.
“Let’s take Vietnam. When they come to us and say ‘we’ll go to zero tariffs,’ that means nothing to us because it’s the non-tariff cheating that matters,” Navarro said on CNBC’s “Squawk Box.”
The examples of non-tariff “cheating” cited by Navarro included Chinese products being routed through Vietnam, intellectual property theft and a value added tax.
It’s Mango Monday ya’ll. But liberation to liquidation is also pretty witty.
Very Stable Genius says:
April 7, 2025 at 9:15 am
This take is insane
Blaming the victim
BRT says:
April 7, 2025 at 8:45 am
If you left all your chips in the casino going into all time highs, you need to reconsider risk management.
_____________________________________________________________ Actually if you missed all the signs of this drop you only have yourself to blame VSG.
Obviously 20% gain per year is impossible unless you have 20% inflation like we had during Joe’s presidency. Wake up and smell the coffee VSG, everyone is responsible for their own portfolio, your a big boy now.
Dow drops 1,300 points, S&P 500 enters bear territory on Trump tariff market collapse:
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How dare you enjoy stable leadership and build wealth.
The market doesn’t know to pump or dump, so doing both in rapid succession! Let’s throw it at the wall and see what sticks!
30% of US families can go bankrupt! Mostly MEGA families
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2025/04/04/trump-supporters-will-bear-the-brunt-of-tariffs-ceo.html?
MAGA families will be called FAFO families.
30% of US families can go bankrupt! ‘
Then you can buy what they own at 70% off.
Scoop: The White House announces a 69% tariff on your mom
Social Security website keeps crashing, as DOGE demands cuts to IT staff.
Hehe
Fire up the ol’ geezers. They got nuttin to lose. Down to the Capitol with all of them!
Retirees and disabled people are facing chronic website outages and other access problems as they attempt to log in to their online Social Security accounts, even as they are being directed to do more of their business with the agency online.
The website has crashed repeatedly in recent weeks, with outages lasting anywhere from 20 minutes to almost a day, according to six current and former officials with knowledge of the issues. Even when the site is back online, many customers have not been able to sign in to their accounts — or have logged in only to find information missing. For others, access to the system has been slow, requiring repeated tries to get in.
I guess when hubby keeled over she got a big chunk. Probably a pension as well that isn’t affected by the stock market.
Carol O’Connor, a retired real estate appraiser, is unhappy that prices are going to go up on a lot of household basics. The Republican has resisted the impulse to check on her retirement accounts, presuming that a good chunk of it evaporated after the president’s tariff announcement.
Yet either way, she trusts Trump’s decisions will benefit her in the long run.
“I’m not too concerned about my money,” the 82-year-old said. “I don’t get too worried about the ups and downs.” She said she is planning to save money by waiting longer between manicure appointments.
What about “dollar cost averaging” or “don’t try to time the market?”
I guess Tevye would just say, oh well.
BRT says:
April 7, 2025 at 8:45 am
If you left all your chips in the casino going into all time highs, you need to reconsider risk management.
“It’s not like we need Temu and Shein anyway..”
How dare you!
I ordered 1 plastic seed starter trays from Amazon for $11 delivered.
I then remembered TEMU and how if it was made out of plastic, Temu was the bomb. I ordered 10 of the identical trays delivered for $3.99. Not only were they the same ones, but they also included extras like a tool to scoop the soil squares out and a tool to make the holes in the soil at various depths with measurements on it.
The only difference between me buying it through Amazon versus via Temu is that the middle man, Amazon, got a huge piece. I’m sure Amazon gets each tray for 30 cents and turns around and charges me $11. So now, Amazon will charge me $15 and Temu will charge me $6. And the US government will get $1.40. Now how does this help me?
This is the problem with tariffs.
Well Lib,
It won’t.
It’s like when Ebay you could take cash or money orders. But this is even worse.
You paid tax already on what you owned. Why are you paying a second tax to sell it?
In comes Elon Musk and Paypal, a fake bank that was the enforcer for the Goverment and taking a cut for itself.
No tea in Boston harbor either.
Only MAGA people riot. Maybe if the tarrifs bankupt a few we can see some good videos on Reddit.
As for the right wingers here who are cheering on the massive market losses in the name of tariff fairness, you are clearly politically biased. I don’t remember you all complaining about the stock market gains when Trump was bragging about the greatest economy ever.
This whole tariff thing is just another example of why Trump is the worst president ever. The market speaks extremely clearly to this. It was flat since Trump was elected and dropped 10-20% based on these dumb tariffs. And worst of all, the math will never make sense on these tariffs regardless of the Art of the Deal. You are going to lose 100s of times of what you will gain from the crumbs of revenue the government will receive. You will be paying for the tariffs penny for penny on your purchases. And the deficit and debt will grow tremendously from the loss of revenue cost by the US consumer pulling back. You will NEVER MAKE BACK what Trump just cost you. Please ignore the insanely biased rantings of the morons here who tell you otherwise. They are straight up wrong about this. This is not politics nor a wedge issue. This is simply the clear idiocy of an untalented business person trying to play the President like he played the Boss on the Apprentice. Trump is done. He will be lucky not to hang at this point. Talk about traitors.
Can someone unpack this for me (from a yahoo commenter):
It’s important to note ..that the bill the Senate passed has enough backing in the house to likely get the votes. Congress simply needs a “simple majority” for a resolution to state the presidents declaration of an economic crisis was wrong, and it takes the tariff power back from him. Johnson isn’t bringing the resolution for a vote because he is worried it will pass. This type of resolution is unique though, because the rules dictate that after being suggested, once a certain amount of days have passed, the house MUST vote on it.
So what did Johnson do? He passed a rule declaring that the work the house does is spread over so many years, that a yearly session of Congress is actually just a “day” in the lifespan of their work. And declared the entire REST OF THE YEAR as one long day. So that the resolution would NEVER be voted on.
There isn’t a conservative alive who gets to claim they support the rule of law, democracy, or the constitution
^ https://finance.yahoo.com/news/lawmakers-may-test-trump-on-tariffs-this-week-as-fears-of-a-gop-election-decimation-grow-120156954.html
I don’t quite understand what Johnson is doing here to prevent the vote.
Idiot veteran. He’s toast. When you make the headlines with a bad attitude:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ActualPublicFreakouts/comments/1jsomaf/boat_captain_flips_out_on_an_innocent_kid_thats/
Ten 408; touched 421.
How come all the “diamond hands” I hear on Bloomberg Radio don’t mention the 12 years it took the S&P to recover to its 2000 high, including 10 years from high to low? Or the 16 years of non-gain from 1966 to 1982?
I have no idea if this is the beginning of a new long slog for markets, but it does have the prerequisites for one. Namely a genuinely overvalued starting point, plus economic policy shocks (1966-82 had the optimism of the Nifty Fifty followed by the failure of Keynesian economics leading to persistently high inflation coupled with growth stagnation, 2000 was the tech bubble followed by its bust and the rise and fall of the housing bubble.)
Libturd,
The Temu order probably passed through the subsidies offered by the Chinese local governments plus probably some central government export subsidies, plus a subsidized postal system in both China and the US (I bet it came via USPS, not private carrier). Plus Temu is probably subsidizing certain orders as it tries to buy market share.
After installing Temu I was shocked at what a horrible app it is. Possibly the most annoying app I’ve ever seen. The junkiest products, promoted like a low class casino offering freebies to degenerate gambling addicts. Temu has all the subtlety of those pop up porn ads.
Rent – No bill passed anything. Why don’t you start with the actual legislation of the 119th Congress?
Trade Review Act of 2025 introduced in the Senate. There is no bill in the house that has passed anything either.
“On Thursday, Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), the president pro tempore of the Senate, introduced legislation with Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Washington) that would require Congress to ratify any new tariffs within 60 days, or they would expire. Akin to the War Powers Resolution of 1973, it’s a smart way to check presidents — current and future — from abusing emergency powers to impose far-reaching economic policy.”
Also Rent – Go back and watch “I am just a bill” from SchoolHouse Rock.
It’s only a 3 minute video from from 1972.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyeJ55o3El0
@honestpollster
Again!
18-39 Trump approval is highest (net +7)
40-64 net -6
65< net -2
Boomers no like orange man
No One – You forgot one subsidy. Temu spends like $4 Billion a year here advertising in the USA. They ran three Super Bowl commercials in 2024…
Bezos and Walmart Target etc must be very happy Trump is killing their access to our markets with tariffs and no more freight subsidies.
“An executive order the president signed Wednesday will eliminate the “de minimis provision” for goods from China and Hong Kong on May 2. The tax exemption, which applies to packages valued at $800 or less, has helped China-founded e-commerce companies like Shein and Temu thrive while cutting into the U.S. retail market.”
Just to add to the conversation about the Temu and other cheap goods arriving on our shores.
1.36 billion shipments using the de minimis provision entered the US in 2024, up from 637 million four years earlier, according to US Customs and Border Protection.
About 60 per cent of packages arriving in the US via de minimis had reportedly come from destinations in China, including Hong Kong.
No One,
Temu is like a casino in that you really have to be careful what you order because the descriptions are horrible and there is no way to return anything because how the cost of shipping will always cost more than the product itself when you are returning it. The first time I ordered from them, I purchased an oscillating lawn sprinkler. I hooked up the hose to it, turned it on, and the cap on the other end of the sprinkler popped of rendering it useless. I spent $3.99 on it. The ones at Home Depot or Amazon are like $30. Since then, I learned the way to use Temu is to look only at the picture and not the description. Then find the same picture on Amazon and or other reliable retail sites. If it’s a match, then you are buying the product from the same manufacturer on Temu that Amazon or the other retailer bought their inventory from. I’ve spent $100s on Temu and saved $1000s. Maybe caught a zonker twice. Rarely have I spent over $10 an item and when I have, I made sure it was branded. Only once did I make a large purchase and it saved me hundreds. For my smoker shed (I use electric smokers, so covering them is necessary) I purchased the aluminum shed (which took me 10 hours to assemble) for $75 (was over $300 on Amazon), an exhaust fan for $35 (was $100 on Amazon), a weatherproof plug in light($6), a heavy duty extension cord and splitter($10), a switch for the fan ($3), and a plug for the fan ($.25). I also purchased an incredibly high quality stainless steel roller table for $75 which was $266 on Amazon. All the same shit, just no middleman. And yes, China is heavily subsidizing Temu. So what? We are going to have to bay billions to our soybean farmers.
Lib – That is wishful thinking… “image” & “If it’s a match”
You think they obey our copyright laws? I could whip up a dozen examples pretty quickly.
Also Amazon’s contracts do not allow anyone to sell the same product for less elsewhere. Temu and others are scammers and play shells games with companies to get around it. I don’t need to point you to all the videos about it. You get what you pay for.
I didn’t go into the Trump Slump fully invested because in the midst of the runup, I told my FAs that we seemed to be topping and I think we increase cash. They paid me a lot of lip service about how well positioned I was and that I shouldn’t worry about downdrafts. They sold some but not much. I was still worried so I didn’t
give them more to invest. Boy, I am wishing I just grabbed them by the throat and screamed “sell everything MFers”.
On the talk shows this morning, some of the talking heads made the case that Trump‘s base isn’t in the markets so they aren’t hurt by this. If that is The Donald’s honest to God thinking, we’re screwed.
Don’t mind killing the deminimus provision – this is a positive, and absolutely necessary as a part of the trade war.
Some US drop shippers will have a problem with this, but it will help cut down on the rogue Chinese e-commerce websites masquerading as US companies.
I’m about half cash as this point.
Looking forward to being able to pick up a shack in LBI for less than a half a million.
Shack in LBI? You might be living under the boardwalk…
“US President Donald Trump warned China on Monday that its imports would face an additional 50 per cent tariff – raising the total levy to more than 100 per cent – unless it lifts the retaliatory levies it imposed on American goods in response to the Trump administration’s heavy new duties last week.”
Forgot to add Trump said by tomorrow……
Talked to a few smaller manufacturers I know through work and personally.
Seems like the common thread is tighten the belt and wait it out.
Nobody talking about manufacturing here. For the most part these are shops doing final assembly here in the states. They are at the whim of upstream manufacturers and suppliers building out capacity in the US, as they don’t have the capabilities or capital.
Metalwork, chassis, machine components, pcbs and electronics components. A big one is custom packaging. Glass is a big one for us. We were buying from Piramal in south Jersey. That all went to India and China now.
Too bad they demolished that plant something like 2 years ago.
This stuff is no different than any other executive order. The second he is out of office everything can change. So this, pushing the boundaries of the executive branch powe, is going to be addressed over the course of time by Congress. Don’t misunderstand me, but this is really good for the Republican in general from the standpoint of reining in the ability of a maverick in the executive office.
Crushednjmillenial says:
April 7, 2025 at 8:22 am
The fissure is permanent = every global economic decision maker has on their decision dashboard that you cannot rely on the USA. You need to diversify your customers if too much revenue is from the US consumer
Republican = Republic
Chi,
I’ll believe that when they ban insider trading for politicians. Or reform political contributions, or put teeth into all of the ways our politicians enrich themselves and their families.
Until then, I would expect the Dems so get back into office and for the pendulum to swing even further to the left. Nascar, gone. Entire transgendered sports leagues. Slavery Reparations. All through Executive Orders. Until someone is willing to compromise and offer an olive leaf to the other side, shits just gonna get worse each time. At this point, the Dems still think they lost due to the great Right disinformation campaign, misogyny and racism. They did nothing wrong!
If you buy Chinese products that are food or food related you are insane.
Check you liver and kidney functioning on a regular basis the rest of your life.
Penny wise; pound foolish?
Libturd says:
April 7, 2025 at 12:15 pm
No One,
Temu is like a casino in that you really have to be careful what you order because the descriptions are horrible and there is no way to return anything because how the cost of shipping will always cost more than the product itself when you are returning it.
It’s wag the dog time??
Netanyahu is in Washington again. Officials tell Channel 12 that Netanyahu wants to focus on Iran.
Tucker Carlson also commented today he is worried we are about to start a war with Iran.
Some reports that B-2 bombers and tankers have been moved to the Diego Garcia base, which would be a five thousand mile round trip to Iran. Much much closer than Missouri that is for sure. Iran now warning their neighbors they will be attacked if they assist?
So much for peace through strength.
Chi, I’m not an idiot. I wouldn’t put anything near my mouth that was made in China. Well, almost anything.
Economic uncertainty and negative wealth effect from stockholdings throws water on a hot spring home selling season?
1:02 I mean Fox brainwashed a lot of people and mobilized voters “against” the woke agenda. It’s a full on Culture War now and the DEMS are hoping they can make gains.
Would have been funny if we hit the 7%circuit breaker on the SP500 and it was known as Mango Monday (as someone commented above) in economic history. If we have a similar day in the coming few, it can be Orange Thursday or whatever, though.
NorX – What a strange trip you are on.
Nobody watches Fox news or really Cable news except for the geriatric and people waiting around in airports. Digital ad spend aka social media for the 2024 election cycle was $3.5 billion, which is a spike from the last election cycle, $1.5 billion.
Just remember what JuiceBox (Douchebox) said: This is what the intelligent voters in Bergen Co. voted for…..
jj understands
Libturd says:
April 7, 2025 at 1:24 pm
So much for peace through strength.
Chi, I’m not an idiot. I wouldn’t put anything near my mouth that was made in China. Well, almost anything.
CEOs think the U.S. is ‘probably in a recession right now,’ says BlackRock’s Larry Fink
PUBLISHED MON, APR 7 20251:10 PM EDTUPDATED AN HOUR AGO
Jesse Pound
It’s only a recession when your neighbor loses their job. When you lose yours it’s a Depression.
TOM LEE: “The White House broke a core covenant of capitalism…”
I actually buy a lot of food ingredients from China and Taiwan. Hot bean paste, chili oil, sichuan peppercorns, pickled stuff, other sauces. Would prefer Taiwan but some stuff is better from China.
Because my wife is from China. Maybe I’ll get throat cancer from her like Michael Douglas did from Catherine Zeta Jones.
We all eat Chinese. Some of us more often than others.
3:40 You should be so lucky….
I dig the Ramen….no more carcinogenic than the air after a California wildfire.
What about “dollar cost averaging” or “don’t try to time the market?”
Don’t have to time the market, they just had to listen to reason the entire duration of 2024. Sell into strength. As I said before, you had an entire half of the population struggling while anyone invested in QQQ thought everything was peaches and cream. You could see the underlying equal weight indexes went no where on this rally so the writing was on the wall.
3rd measles death, which is really odd because the number of cases should only yield one. Hmmmm.
Wow. Trump can’t even get a bounce out of a dead cat!
Trump has proven over and over again that he’s a wealth destroyer.
Stolen, but good:
At this rate MAGA will only be able to rent the Libs.
Lib: I agree, at least right now, the Democrats will win big, and then we will go full on leftist, and one party Democrat rule. In keeping with one of the conspiracy believers here, ( except on the other end of the spectrum), maybe that was the plan all along.
“Full on leftist” where do you come up with dumb shit like this???
What delightful weather out here in San Diego.
3b, there seems to be no true left vs right, in terms of adhering to some value system. It seems like most public servants are just servants of wealthy people. Some servants wear blue jerseys and some wear red jerseys.
4:51 This is the best time to be in SoCal. Gorgeous outside!
5:00 How about just the idea of competent leadership and stewardship of the Country?
The weather in NJ sucks right now. Cold, bitter rain. Gator tried to avoid the congestion pricing yesterday and was charged $19 to park at Secaucus Junction. It so sucks around here.
Yeah, my wife starts her new gig today in NorCal. We’ll sell this place we are in (8 years now) and hold onto the cash. I see us renting for another year or so.
you don’t have to worry about putting Chinese stuff in your mouth. Come to any hospital we’ll put it right in your veins for you. Cause plenty of our drugs come from there.
Yeah, I think I would avoid “your hospital” like the plague.
RIP one of Jersey’s Finest
Burke’s early experiences on the drum kit began in the late 1960s and early 1970s as one of the founding members of Bayonne, New Jersey’s cover bands, Total Environment and Sweet Willie Jam Band. Burke also gained percussion knowledge from his stint as a drummer in the Saint Andrew Bridgmen Drum and Bugle Corps in Bayonne. Recruited by Debbie Harry and Chris Stein when Blondie was first forming in 1974, Burke joined Blondie in early 1975.[3] He was a key figure in keeping the group together after Stein and Harry considered disbanding after the departure of original bassist Fred Smith to Television. Burke recruited his friend Gary Valentine to play bass. Burke’s style of drumming was influenced by Hal Blaine, Keith Moon, Ringo Starr and Earl Palmer.[4]
During the 1980s and 1990s when Blondie was disbanded, Burke played drums for the Romantics (for whom Burke was the regular drummer between 1990 and 2004),[5][6] Pete Townshend,[7] Bob Dylan,[7] Eurythmics,[8] Dramarama,[9] the Fleshtones, Iggy Pop,[7] and Joan Jett,[7] amongst others. He went on to record with the line-up of Chequered Past in 1983 with Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones, former Blondie bandmate Nigel Harrison, bass guitarist and vocalist Tony Sales, and singer/actor Michael Des Barres.[10][11]
In 1987, Burke sat in as drummer for the Ramones (under the name “Elvis Ramone”) for two gigs, on August 28 in Providence, Rhode Island, and August 29 in Trenton, New Jersey at the punk club The City Gardens, after the sudden departure of Richie Ramone.[12] On October 8, 2004, he once again played under the name “Elvis Ramone”, when he joined Tommy Ramone, C. J. Ramone, and Daniel Rey in the “Ramones Beat on Cancer” concert. He recorded and played live with Wanda Jackson and Nancy Sinatra.[13] Clem also recorded with Sonny Vincent, Arthur Killer Kane,Rick Ballard, Engineer Derek O’Brien, The song ‘Carol’ on the album A Tribute To Mr.ROCK-Chuck Berry[14] Burke also played on the Go-Go’s member Kathy Valentine’s solo release Light Years in 2005. Burke recorded and toured with Dramarama from Wayne, New Jersey and Los Angeles on their 1993 album Hi-Fi Sci-Fi.[15] Burke was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006 as a member of Blondie.[16]
Nor Cal: Bad choice of words, extreme leftist, as opposed to left or moderate left.
Since 2015, American business and global business had a warning: DJT is giving voice to those in the Rust Brlt who feel ripped off and left behind in the neoliberal order. DJT’s answer since 2015 has been (1) tariffs, and (2) less illegal immigration.
In 2020, supply chains stretching from Asia led to some product shortages experienced by us condumrts.
Nonetheless, business elites did not onshore their supply chains.
DJT, in his mind, had to shock the system in 2025 with bigger tariffs than anyone expected for for business decionmakers to get the message : move more of the supply chain onto us land.
This take is insane
Blaming the victim
You’re not a victim, you pimped the market all the way to the top sh1tposting daily
7:54 and because an imbecile was installed into office ….
Go Gators.
Chomp!
ok, but you guys were constantly screaming “Biden good for the markets!!!” and cheering every 3% drop on the SPX as Trumps fault….if you stayed in the market, you didn’t believe your own BS postings the past 3 months.
Trump won again in court. Supreme Court ruled DC judge Boseberg out of line and jurisdiction. Detainees can be deported.
Juice
republican judges, generally rule in favor of Republicans. He was a Bush appointee.
$4 billion ruling against Los Angeles. A lot of child sex is going on over there.
It was never in question.
Trump won again in court.
SCOTUS ruled that the suit was filed in the wrong state. But the ruling also said that the Venezuelan migrants must be told that they were subject to removal under the Alien Enemies Act “within a reasonable time” for them to challenge their removal before they are deported.
So the admin has to give any future detainees their day in court before deporting them,
A small victory for Trump inside a bigger defeat.
Dude, that judge certified it as a class action lawsuit for the entire United States. He was shut down by the Supreme Court now they have to start over again in Texas.. The department of justice is right here. These judges are making rulings that are invalid it’s pretty simple and straightforward. They lost the law stand enemies act now they get a day in court rocket docket immigration judge only in Texas get them out
“It will never cease to amaze that Americans basically just got bored of having the best lives on the planet so they elected a lunatic to blow it up in the hopes of building some microwave factories for their children to find meaning in.”
8:00 am Re best lives in the world . . .
It’s like nyc. The left would say nyc is a great worldclass city.
The right says NYC could be so much greater with some common sense policies. Imagine a Manhattan with no mentally ill subway pushers. No litter. Harsh confrontation of criminals and the homeless to push them out, so no more stories a murderer having 50 charges on his rap sheet but walking free. No spending $40k/student per year for failing results. No city inspector overreach and no licenses to scratch one’s backside. No rent control so the buildings are maintained and indeed improved. No MTA ineptitude due to DEI hiring and vendor procurement.
NYC could be like Singapore and Switzerland but better.
China belligerent . . .
Does DJT strike a deal with the EU, Japan, Korea, and UK with:
-no tariffs amongst these countries
-reduction in non- tariff barriers amongst these countries
-but, all impose 30% or 40% tariffs on China
Basically, this ends up with China isolated.
Crushed, stop doing Ketamine.
We are getting isolated. Our trademark was liberal democracy and rule of law and talent based on capabilities. We are out of our bailiwick outside of it. You can’t compete with countries that have been doing authoritarianism since their creation with their fire, wind, air and water decided daily on whom you known not what you know.
Finally NYC is NYC because of the oddness of its residents. Singapore is as spontaneous as Garden State Plaza is to 1980 – 42nd Street. I don’t think Singapore or Geneva are known for their creative abilities in the world of art, finance, medicine and alikes. Singapore and Geneva are known for stodgy old wealthy farts that like their tea and crumpets at 4pm and meet their dominatrix regurlarly at 2pm for their afternoon rump.
Ten 422. Crazy
>> stodgy old wealthy farts that like their tea and crumpets at 4pm and meet their dominatrix regurlarly at 2pm for their afternoon rump
Our rich farts just meet with their wife and the pool guy.
Maybe this time the market will go down and never ever come back?
Lib,
The ever present tolls and fees at every turn are untenable. It’s what? $30 in tolls and fees to drive to Laguardia? Closer to $40 if you drive from the Meadowlands because of the turnpike?
It’s $5 to park at a local park for thirty minutes. Can’t even go for a walk in the park without paying round here.
You can drive PHX to LAX without paying a single toll.
Chicago,
Crazy low or crazy high yields?
If I drove from NJ to Maine, stopped in York for a day on the shore, parked, and got Lunch/Ice Cream, it’s cheaper than trying to get into New York to pick my sister up and stop for lunch.
Harsh confrontations of the homeless? What should NYC do with its homeless population, bus them to Texas?
Maybe have Trump’s military parade on National Trump day and have the tanks roll over the homeless. Kill two birds with one stone.
10:40 BRT, you just need to sell some of your $TRUMP coin.
Sorry bro, when you guys were throwing a hissy fit of value of that coin, I told you be patient, it would find it’s true value of zero and it was never real to begin with. You aren’t going to associate me with that.
I’m just enjoying the bounce I called 36 hours ago.
10:40 am . . .
Citation (for public drunkenness, panhandling, loitering, whatever) > failure to appear or failure to pay -> warrant -> would-be citation but brought in for warrant -> eventually, a little jail time (say 5 days) for 8th offense of panhandling or whatever minor thing -> repeat
Do you think there are no visible and persistent homeless in blue ribbon suburbs in NJ because they don’t feel like being there? Places like that are hostile to the homeless and they move on because order prevails.
Whatever, I suppose some love the street homeless, low-end criminals and erratic mentally ill that make Manhattan oppressive at times for the high achievers that pay the taxes. I suppose we might aspire to be Portland/SF/LA on the homeless issue.
“I’m just enjoying the bounce I called 36 hours ago.”
Hang on for one minute cowboy. The bounce YOU called?
Fear not, this dead cat will only bounce so high.
Maybe you missed the post Lib
BRT says:
April 6, 2025 at 10:41 pm
ES tapped the 2020 uptrend tonight, looking for a bounce here.
I agree, it’s probably a dead cat, but if I see 10% plays in garbage, I’m gonna take it. I continually saw this the last round when I shorted Cathie Wood’s portfolio. The upward bounces were violent.
Very Stable Genius says:
April 8, 2025 at 8:00 am
“It will never cease to amaze that Americans basically just got bored of having the best lives on the planet so they elected a lunatic to blow it up in the hopes of building some microwave factories for their children to find meaning in.”
Short memory?? Trump was elected because Democrats screwed everybody. Let me jog your memory , 25% inflation from Joe, illegal immigrants of over 20,000 a day for four years, Joe committing treason ,illegals killing Americans, raping children( then killing them) stealing and robbing people, costing Americans millions to pay for their clothing, food and $1000 a month for expenses, allowed 2 wars without even trying to stop them ,pardoned murders, crooks including all of his family members. That is just a few of the reasons people voted for Trump, Kamalla was Joe all over again.
Now I ask you, are you really that dumb or are you just naturally stupid, I have rocks in my front yard that have more sense than you. The people were sick of what the Democrats were doing, so they p-icked the worst of two evils.
“25%” inflation….. math is tough for MAGA
The rest of that screed is also made bullshit.
11:30 Smalls, you are on the wrong channel. This ain’t your Fox News comments section.
Boomer. Long term parking at the airports are up to $35 a day if you prebook.
Kiss the ring.
President Donald Trump announced Fertitta as his nominee for ambassador in December.
Fertitta, a former television reality personality who appeared on “Billion Dollar Buyer,” has no political or diplomatic experience but has long been a campaign donor to both major parties. In 2020, Fertitta donated $140,000 to Trump’s unsuccessful re-election campaign and contributed $5,600 to former President Joe Biden. In 2024, Fertitta hosted a fundraising event for Trump at his Post Oak Hotel in Houston.
vol
No One says:
April 8, 2025 at 10:12 am
Chicago,
Crazy low or crazy high yields?
Ah yes, just sold a table and chairs on Facebook marketplace. We’ve had it for ages and it needed a refinish. Feels good to lighten the load. Figured I would use the cash to put a new clutch in the ol’ BMW.
NorX, I donated all my old furniture to salvation army in January after our dog passed away and we neded that refresh. I gave some away on fb marketplace – for free.
Don’t focus on the pennies.
When you walk into Salvation Army ir any of the thrift stores you see the desperation and feels good you did something for someone in need.
I donated 4 contractor bags filled with clothes to the Vietnam Vets . This table and chairs sold because they are fairly rare and the buyer got a really good deal. Pennies add up my brutha!
NorX says:
April 8, 2025 at 11:44 am
“25%” inflation….. math is tough for MAGA
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From CNN
CNN
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Americans are shelling out 22% more for groceries compared to when President Joe Biden took office in January 2021, according to October Consumer Price Index inflation data.
Math is tough for a stay at home ex lax. who can’t remember all the inflation Joey had, keep smokin the dope to forget . We also had gasoline inflation of over 100%.
Gas Prices Have More Than Doubled Since Biden’s First Day in Office.June 09, 2022
Today, the national average for a gallon of gas exceeded $5.00—more than double the average price of $2.39 on President Biden’s first day in office.
Housing costs basically went through the roof 37%. S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index figures show a 37% increase on Biden’s watch.
So EX, maybe you were just too stoned to realize what Biden did to this country.
Your probably more MAGA than I am, just to ignorant to realize it. I think you can see 25% was very conservative , Joe and Ex have a lot in common, stoned and dementia looks the same to most people.
Trump believes iphones can be manufactured here in the country. There is no reporter with balls deep to ask Trump, why he didn’t marry to a true American, but chose to mate with east European immigrants.
There is a man-made apocalypse right now and you are blaming President Joe Biden for delivering the strongest economy ever. 30% of Americans will likely face bankruptcy because of this mad man. Tens of thousands of small businesses will go belly up. Researchers and scientists laid off.
And you complain about Joe Biden?
What is wrong with you Jim?
Brazil uses tariffs to make sure Iphones are put together domestically.
They cost about $2700 each in a country where average salaries are under $10,000.
They do the same thing for cars. So VW and Fiat run inefficient plants there, protected from global competition, and charge above global prices for crappy cars.
They’ve followed an import substitution policy for many decades.
Is Brazil great yet? No. But their auto workers union is happy.
Yeah, I am not too concerned with Biden. He did fine in my book. Your boy trump is a trainwreck on every level. If Biden had done any of the stuff that trump has done you would be screaming from the rooftops.
We will hit a major Recession. We’ll keep our powder dry once we sell our house and go back to the carefree days of renting! `The prices near SF are absurd. Rent there is about $5000 a month vs $10,000 a month to buy, a no-brainer if you ask me. We also won’t be tied to a property if things go really badly.
Trump has introduced so much uncertainty and volatility into the market. Kentucky just had major floods, just in time for the end of FEMA. FAFO time folks. Enjoy the new America.
This podcast Prof G Markets on spotify is pretty spot on
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1Po4PeoJYiHOf4icvYqGHG?si=NCiU-weLSH64reFQrVFBPQ&context=spotify%3Ashow%3A7syF2ry9j6nqYc656WHBA7
There are 2 theories explored here:
1) Trump is incredibly stupid
Or
2) Putin and/or Xi offered $10 Billion to Trump to destroy America and its position in the world.
From a person who gets his news from FauxNews, knowledge is decades old, cocky enough to admit he did anything wrong, we are still doing OK.
From Gary Cohn’s interaction at Trump v1.0.
”’
“Mr. President, can I show this to you?” Cohn fanned out the pages of data in front of the president. “See, the biggest leavers of jobs-people leaving voluntarily was from manufacturing.”
“I don’t get it,” Trump said.
Cohn tried to explain: “I can sit in a nice office with air conditioning and a desk, or stand on my feet eight hours a day. Which one would you do for the same pay?”
Cohn added, “People don’t want to stand in front of a 2,000 degree blast furnace. People don’t want to go into coal mines and get black lung. For the same dollars or equal dollars, they’re going to choose something else.”
Trump wasn’t buying it.
Several times Cohn just asked the president, “Why do you have these views?”
“I just do,” Trump replied. “I’ve had these views for 30 years.”
“That doesn’t mean they’re right,” Cohn said. “I had the view for 15 years I could play professional football. It doesn’t mean I was right.”
””
Boung.
Trump is dumber than dirt. I’d love to see his college transcripts.
That’s a Chinese boing!
One interesting data point from these huge swings late last week, is that investors are fleeing US equities while retail traders are jumping in – like big time. I don’t have the numbers in front of me.
This is quite revealing of where we are headed.
And to anyone that says I’m not patriotic or wish America bad is a moron. There’s a difference between jingoism and patriotism. What a fuckin mess!
Trump 2.0
Doubling down on stupid
10,000 Americans are retiring EVERY DAY. Imagine what their retirements look like.
Nobody signed up for this – not even MAGA.
Still, it is uncertain what demand there is for any greater U.S. coal output, with hundreds of domestic coal-burning plants having closed this decade on cheaper fuels and concerns about future regulations even if Trump’s administration dismantles current ones.
When burned, coal releases more of the main greenhouse gas carbon dioxide than any other fossil fuel. It also emits pollutants linked to lung and heart diseases. Much of its use has declined due to regulations from Democrats, including former President Joe Biden.
‘STUCK IN THE PAST’
Existing U.S. coal plants only provide power to the grid about 40% of the time. Backers say that number can be boosted through deregulation and other measures.
In his first administration, Trump tried to prop up coal by having his then energy secretary direct federal energy regulators to subsidize coal plants for their contribution in making power grids more reliable and resilient. The regulators rejected the plan in 2018.
It shocks the conscience to consider how stunningly gullible boomers like Jim were able to amass relative fortunes. God bless the USA.
Jim, do you honestly understand inflation to be a binary phenomenon which is measured from election day to election day only? I always thought that inflation takes a while to get stoked, and reasonable person would deduce that a bit of time passes between policy levers and effect. Partisanship clouds good judgement.
rentLord,
Debatable. They are likley not 100% equities, nor do they have to liquidate at retirement. The only detriment here is the incremental compounded interest not earned as a temporary reduction in value.
How generous. This is what you got in America when you serve in the military.Four contractor bags filled with someone else’s smelly clothes. Hey if you come back with one leg, I got some old crutches. I’ll throw you no extra charge. Just don’t move anywhere near me. I hate looking at you.
NorX says:
April 8, 2025 at 2:33 pm
I donated 4 contractor bags filled with clothes to the Vietnam Vets
And don’t worry. I can afford it. I wrote it off at face value on my taxes. It was actually a win for me.
6:51 okay psycho.
You know how they deal with dudes like Phoenix in the army?
They fill pillow slips with bars of soap. Sometime in the middle of the night they beat the fuck out of sleeping Phoenix. Ka-thunk
Dark Phoenix: The Vietnam Vets take the clothing donations and sell them to primarily thrift shops. As I understand it it’s done through a bidding process. They use the funds to support various programs and activities they provide for the Vets. It’s a legitimate charity, and they do good work. Nor cal could have just thrown the stuff away. He doesn’t deserve to be abused for that.
Dark Phoenix should change his name to Dark Cuckoo as so far he’s unwilling to think like a phoenix.
“The word cuckold derives from the cuckoo bird, alluding to its brood parasitism, or tendency to lay its eggs in the nests of other birds.”
It was his ex-wife’s cuckoldry that he allowed to drive him into nihilism and Chinese social media psy-ops.
More depressed and depressing than Clotpoll was, before he suddenly stopped posting.
Miss clot. Learned a good bit from him in my younger years.
Also miss Makemoney.
My iphone11 pro could use an upgrade. The pictures really suck.
I bought it full price… no contracts… could do the same but I have a contract on my kids phones for another 2 years.
Or, I could just get a small camera. Or even better, I could praise someone for their phone and have them take a picture when needed and send it to me ;-)
Whatever, I suppose you’re like everyone else that loves selective prosecution and the enforcement of laws that you agree with against certain people only.
Panhandling, absent other illegal behavior, is protected by the 1st amendment. Places that are hostile to the homeless employ various tactics that violate civil rights. Flame on
crushednjmillenial says:
April 8, 2025 at 11:08 am
10:40 am . . .
Citation (for public drunkenness, panhandling, loitering, whatever) > failure to appear or failure to pay -> warrant -> would-be citation but brought in for warrant -> eventually, a little jail time (say 5 days) for 8th offense of panhandling or whatever minor thing -> repeat
Do you think there are no visible and persistent homeless in blue ribbon suburbs in NJ because they don’t feel like being there? Places like that are hostile to the homeless and they move on because order prevails.
Whatever, I suppose some love the street homeless, low-end criminals and erratic mentally ill that make Manhattan oppressive at times for the high achievers that pay the taxes. I suppose we might aspire to be Portland/SF/LA on the homeless issue.
Not surprising with the prices of things these days you wouldn’t want them to be stressed out with a paltry 10M.
Bill Gates, who once proudly announced he was leaving a paltry $10 million each for his three kids, has bumped up the inheritance 50 times to $500 million each. So vast is the Microsoft co-founder’s fortune that this will still be a mere 1% of his colossal wealth.
Is Bill Gates an “entrepreneur” or “oligarch?”
FoxNews is perpetuating a new reality to its audience:
—
Men are depressed and addicted and broken because they have nothing to do. They get no stimulation or satisfaction from BS email jobs. I’m telling you, white Americans will love working in factories again. Making things, in the image and likeness of God the Maker.
— MILO (@Nero)
This rhetoric even veered into outright misogyny at times, with some arguing that a more manufacturing-based economy would naturally offer fewer career opportunities for women. This, in turn, would force them into relationships out of necessity and boost the country’s flagging birth rates.
WTH!
This seems to be in line with what Jim aka Smallgov has been mouthing off lately.
Wow, just wow!
Ex: my brother and his wife rent in Palo Alto. Both Princeton/Wharton MBA’s. She works for Apple and he for Schwab. They bank serious coin and still are effectively priced out. All their landlords through the yeast have been foreign nationals.
NorX says:
April 8, 2025 at 3:28 pm
We will hit a major Recession. We’ll keep our powder dry once we sell our house and go back to the carefree days of renting! `The prices near SF are absurd. Rent there is about $5000 a month vs $10,000 a month to buy, a no-brainer if you ask me. We also won’t be tied to a property if things go really badly.
Inflation.
At Citifield today. Two steak sandwiches and two drinks. $75.
Luckily, my son sniped two tix behind the Mets dugout first row for $201 all-in. Each ticket came with $200 loaded in stadium food credit.
Bonus. They shifted the start time from 7PM to 4PM due to the cold, so they gave us vouchers to ANOTHER game. We were also on TV several times. Gary Cohen remarked on my son’s Packers hat.
Captain Cheapo indeed.
Supposedly all their food in the stadium is sourced from China (kidding). The steaks were from Pat RaFlida
Grim,
Start a new thread.
10 yrs 4.85%. Chinese tariff 84%
Larry Summers financial crisis brewing.
African countries lacking USAID funding asking IMF for help.
BREAKING 2m ago
China Retaliates With 84% Tariff on US Goods
Trump’s sweeping tariffs take effect, including 104% China levy
China responds with an 84% tariff on US goods
US Treasury selloff extends into global bond rout
Stocks, oil and the dollar have all declined
Bank of England warns the risk of market corrections is rising
In corporate news, Delta pulls its earnings guidance
UPDATED
WED, APR 9 2025 7:31 AM EDT
Dow futures tumble more than 500 points as China hits back at Trump’s tariffs: Live updates
Hakyung Kim
Brian Evans
Ten 443. Stunning vol
The financial world has been rattled by Trump’s tariffs, and have begun to seriously question his decisions.
Dario Perkins, an economist at macroeconomic forecasting consultancy firm TS Lombard, told Bloomberg earlier this week: ‘For the first time in my career, I’m hearing widespread skepticism about the competency of US policymakers.
‘This isn’t about politics… And it isn’t about ‘policy mistakes’… It is about recklessness.
‘That is why many global investors are also making the comparison with the UK’s “Liz Truss moment”.’
Veterans should be taken care of by American tax dollars, not leftover items that are donated.
But instead, we send our tax dollars to foreign governments as gifts.
3b says:
April 8, 2025 at 7:27 pm
Dark Phoenix: The Vietnam Vets take the clothing donations and sell them to primarily thrift shops. As I understand it it’s done through a bidding process. They use the funds to support various programs and activities they provide for the Vets. It’s a legitimate charity, and they do good work. Nor cal could have just thrown the stuff away. He doesn’t deserve to be abused for that.
Chicago says:
April 8, 2025 at 11:51 pm
Ex: my brother and his wife rent in Palo Alto. BAll their landlords through the yeast have been foreign nationals.
Enjoy renting from a foreign oligarch. Or entrepeneur. Do you change title once you enter America?
ICE trying to pick up a 15 year old girl. Lawyer saves her from the predators. Comments are priceless.
https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/1ju9wlu/attorney_protects_young_client_from_attempted_ice/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
Good share Phoenix. My heart goes out to those living in fear because of these idiot fascists in power.
The girl got lucky. Not everyone is lucky to have a lawyer.
New post, sorry.