I thought stocks were supposed to be tanking this month.
Better solution: tax the 60% of the population that pay nothing and have no skin in the game.AggieMainland said:
Easy solution. Tax the rich more.
JohnLA762 said:
AggieMainland said:
Easy solution. Tax the rich more.
bam02 said:
So OP didn't actually care to discuss this topic? What a loser.
Cyp0111 said:
The mountain and or/high end beach rentai market was way overheated, I imagine you see a significant correction in the commoditized offering in that space.
Vacation rentals always first to go.
I think the Fed has greatly slowed investment in base industry and housing stock. It's doing the job there and you're seeing inflation slow and turnover in some areas. The print is trailing on rental markets which are also cooling rapidly and will as additional stock hits the market over next year.
I personally think the VRBO market greatly lost it's value proposition and cost inflation on that side has to come back in to get more bookings. If not, i'll wait for people to fold.
vacay rentals are definitely the only way to go with more than 2 people.Philip J Fry said:
I'm sure it depends on the area. If I had mine fully rented for the month, it would be $7500, but that never happens. That's also consistent with the price of the hotels in the area, but you get the whole house to yourself. Try sleeping 9 for 250 a night anywhere else. For family vacations, it's the only way to go.
rilloaggie said:bam02 said:
So OP didn't actually care to discuss this topic? What a loser.
OP starts tons of threads and rarely engages beyond that. Weird poster.
Wonder if they made 50% on any of these suggesting
https://texags.com/forums/57/topics/3328418/replies/63237159#63237159
bam02 said:
So OP didn't actually care to discuss this topic? What a loser.
SteveBott said:
There is zero chance any poster can accurately answer the OP question. One could guess correctly like a stopped watch being right twice a day.
The economy created 225k jobs in December. That is healthy numbers. Most economists think 100-125k new jobs is breakeven. The latest CPI report shows inflation is slowing but still too high. And you will always get spikes based on supply issues. See eggs and bird flu. Or lumber last year.
The housing market is making a mild correction so far. If you had 40% plus value appreciation the last two years and this year lose 7-10% of that are you losing? Or just your gains were trimmed?
GDP came in positive in the third quarter and expected to do so again for the fourth. At this time the data does not support eminent recession. If those data points change then reevaluate