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[Anonymous No.16655995]

Dang... thoughts on this book /biz/bos?
Will mid-2020 be a good time to buy a house with a minimum down payment?

[Anonymous No.16656078]

>>16655995
If everything collapses then it would be a good time to invest in everything

[Anonymous No.16656141]

yeh interest rates as low as these are a good time to get into debt. In response to the book, some fuck on /g/ alluded to the google CEO leaving to liquidate all his stocks. I also noticed an Uber top dog stepping away and liquidating everything. Could be that the elite are bailing out because the 'bubble' are about to burst.

[Anonymous No.16656172]

>>16656141
What if interest rates go negative though? 3.9% for a mortgage still seems really high to me (also due to the amount being compounded from high housing prices)

Tech stocks though, yeah, screw that.

[Anonymous No.16656228]

>hold link to 2025
>cash out at 1k and buy up properties pennies on the dollar
>retire

it's really that simple

[Anonymous No.16656239]

>>16655995
hehehehehehe...

[Anonymous No.16656543]

>>16655995
I can't wait

[Anonymous No.16657111]

>>16655995
crash prophecies are the top sellers of 2019. bullshit if you ask me. people complain about negative interest rates (which they don't have to pay btw) and are too dump to buy etfs or blue chips.

[Anonymous No.16657378]

idk but im buying a house right now. if there is a bubble that pops it will be localized to real estate markets in places like California/New York. there is already "white flight" from those areas to places like Florida, Texas, and Tennessee. going to see that trend increase over the next decade and im going to profit from it.

[Anonymous No.16657380]

>>16655995
>reading books

Yawn. Great men don't read books.