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>>23021347
>Not to mention that those homes are massively overpriced post-covid because there's barely any decent houses available on the market now
I'm looking for land and a home and can't find a good deal anywhere.
The stock market is hitting all time highs like nothing is happening.
The Fed is buying corporate and housing debt to keep it all propped up.

When will this end?
Is the central bank going to end up owning the entire country before I have a chance to buy one?

>>22516966
Every time it crosses a psychological milestone it hovers there then rockets.
Look at $10, $100, $1,000, and now $10,000
In 60 days we rocket to 50k+

Bros what happens when the Fed owns all the houses?

I'm buying cheap vacation homes in covid areas.
Boomers are dumb and think the market is going to correct, but it's literally never going to correct so I'm getting their houses expensive but actually cheap.