/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18677951
>i hate this fucking scammer but i liked his series the "hidden secrets of money" he has a few fundamental misunderstanding about the nature of debt and money but i still recommend it's quality work.
>what maloney gets wrong is money is indeed debt but it was always debt and it has to be debt to be useful. which is why gold or bitcoin or bag of rice is not money.

Who do you like in terms of analysis?
Me its Martin Armstrong.

https://vimeo.com/123519884

Armstrong's position is that money is a tool that allows humans to coordinate and local currencies are backed by the aggregate productivity of nation issuing the currency.

>>17767215
>Would now be a good time to invest in dividend real estate stocks (REIT)?
checkout these guys as the do triple net leases NNN = less risk
https://www.dividend.com/dividend-stocks/financial/reit-retail/o-realty-income-corp

Also look at sandstorm gold royalty as it may pump hard in the up coming gold bull.

>>17678609
Armstrong's computer calls are legendary.
I made some money with options on this dump.

You might like this video where he explains how he built his model.
https://chadanon.s3.amazonaws.com/Analytical+Conference+-+Understanding+Cycles.mpeg

If your on discord my username is VWRlc2g#4757 send me a message and I'll send you an invite to a trading server.

>>17359414
It's the leverage.
Government guaranteed loans with 3% down. FHA loans are the issue.
>So my question is: why is the price of everything going up? Is this normal inflation? What in the actual hell is going on?

Just rent stack gold, silver and bitcoin. Then just wait. This whole system is starting to collapse and price will come down.
read this
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/real-estate/real-estate-cycles-real-value/

>>16467852
>Any thoughts? Also, what are some good metrics for valuing rental markets? I would imagine ultimately it's just a function of price to rental rates and projected population / economic growth, right?

TLDR
property management = profit

Follow the research from these companies and buy where they buy.
https://www.reit.com/what-reit/reit-sectors/residential-reits

Also listen to property management podcasts.

You probably want to hedge your real estate with some crypto and metals
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/markets-by-sector/real_estate/mortgage-backed-securities-still-defaulting-bad-omen-for-real-estate/

real estate is going to experience a lot of problems going forward with rising taxes and interest rates.

Were you thinking of buying in Texas?