There were many apartment blocks built during the Bakken drilling boom in Williston ND. Many of them are empty now that the boom has slowed down due to lower oil prices. Williston is quieter compared to the heady days of the boom.
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Originally posted by errolanderson View PostBerkshire Hathaway is now rapidly increasing their cash position . . . now exceeds $100 billion.
Many investment houses scratching-their-head . . . why? The market is doing so well and the U.S. economy is so strong . . . .
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostSo Berkshire Hathaway has effectively doubled down on a losing position that has already been on for far too long, and has underperformed nearly every other fund, and the broader market since it started going to cash. Might be correct this time, but after missing out on the most recent run up, they have a lot of catching up to do.
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Originally posted by errolanderson View PostChina’s building of ghost cities is effectively their form of QE. They must keep their people working. This is no different than the U.S. printing money like a drunken sailor in the attempt to run ahead of the next financial crisis.
China has put it all into bricks and mortar that has never even been occupied That's illiquid and likely to be stranded capital if they can't get their population to start buying those units and commercial spaces. This is 2008 subprime x 100
Even apts in Williston and McMansions in Florida were bought and occupied for a few yrs.
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Zeihan predicts china will renege on this Ph1 deal and then all bets are off after that.
Why is everyone hyping up the deal if this is the case why is the deal even happening if this is the case.
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Originally posted by errolanderson View PostQuestion to ask ourselves . . . Is it better to run with the bulls with a potential of getting caught in the crash or . . . park your money in-wait? Depends on your appetite for risk, financial situation, age etc.
A federal reserve note or Candian bank note does not say money on it anywhere.
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Originally posted by malleefarmer View PostWhy is everyone hyping up the deal if this is the case why is the deal even happening if this is the case.
Carrier fleet sits in the hormuz. With one move, Trump could destroy Iran, NK and China.
US going to take this all the way.
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According to the American Association of Individual Investors, the average cash balance of investors is now only 14% which nearly matches the lowest cash balance in the last 20 years of 13% (last seen at top of the dot-com bubble).
Cash certainly isn't king of investor mindset right now, until it suddenly is . . . .
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Why have cash, what has it yielded you, when the equity markets move up day after day, week after week, year after year since Trump started deregulating?
What good is cash, after what that trader Harper did,,, in allowing banks to take your funds to keep solvent.(#bail in!)
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It's times like this that makes me think of J P Morgan's famous quote "I made a fortune getting out too soon"
Food for thought...
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