/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56115117
Housing has actually fallen in value factored for money stock, Fed funny money preferentially flows into liquid assets, why the wealth gap only grows under fiat

Housing will continue to fall in real terms, as will wages, debasement is a parasitic transfer of resource control from illiquid asset holders (note labor can be categorized as an illiquid asset) to liquid asset holders.

>>56073728
Explaining that 1) nominal rise in housing has been a product of debasement not house size 2) how to financially escape the wage/debt plantation is hardly >inflation effects housing
>>56073788
Stay poor, debtslave

>>56072942
Keep crying wannabe boomboom

Housing is a horrible "investment", while price/income ratio has risen this was caused by decades of falling rates, not (real terms) price appreciation, prices have actually FALLEN factored for money stock, which should be expected as property is highly illiquid (one could even conceptualize labor as a highly illiquid "asset", explaining the observed latency seen in wages during periods of debasement).

>>56066111
'no' housing is a derivative of wagie income, propping up SFH would drive increased wage demands

Easy. Housing has been a horrible investment, lead-poisoned boomer retards are just too stupid to think beyond nominal values

>>56015127
See: >>56013685 for how well stocks have worked, pic related for SFH, land has performed worse than SFH, and collectables? Lol lmao.

Goynigger normie trash can't into real terms, they always fall for nominal fuckery, why the oligarchs love debasement so much, makes the theft triviality easy