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The housing “bubble” in the late 2000s looks quaint by comparison now. The rise of socialism in America is a direct result of this chart.

The housing “bubble” in the late 2000s looks quaint by comparison now pic.twitter.com/VdfaGgeqJm — Alec Stapp (@AlecStapp) April 26, 2026 Mortgage is biggest scam. Always pay cash for house (unless you got in at 3%). Else rent . https://t.co/noDRJON7Nc — tic toc (@TicTocTick) April 25, 2026 The rise of socialism in America is a direct …

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Regional banks control nearly 1/3 of US commercial mortgages, but hidden risks in CRE are 4X higher than reported. 08 is going to look bullish in comparison.

Regional banks now hold almost one-third of all U.S. commercial mortgages and a majority of non-owner-occupied CRE, and “latent distress” is about 4X larger than what current delinquency rates imply.🧵 CRE: ~ $4.8 T Consumer debt: $5.58T (auto: $1.66T, Student loan: $1.65 T) 1. Chief Risk Officer of a regional bank admitted on the call …

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The cost to buy is surging far beyond renting. Income needed to buy a house now dwarfs median U.S. income, making the subprime bubble seem minor by comparison.

https://imgur.com/cost-to-buy-significantly-outpacing-cost-to-rent-now-posted-response-to-rental-price-increases-VMXMPkM Income needed to buy a house vs. median income in the US. Subprime bubble looks almost cute in this chart. Ht @nickgerli1 pic.twitter.com/zPfUf2uaDc — Michael A. Arouet (@MichaelAArouet) December 13, 2024 All one needs to know about successful investing in one sophisticated chart 👇 pic.twitter.com/mspgDVgXtJ — Michael A. Arouet (@MichaelAArouet) May 8, 2021 Over …

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When CPI returns to trend, 2008 will seem minor; only 1929 offers a true comparison.

Everyone forgets the 18 month depression of 1920 arriving shortly after the Spanish Flu. Mass unemployment following the war similar to AI unemployment. A period of record inflation followed by the Fed raising interest rates sharply over a shorter period, just like today. https://t.co/W1xfe4U3Go — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) September 23, 2024 When CPI returns to trend …

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NVDA made only $4.37B in 2023 and currently has a $1.7T market cap. For comparison, MSFT made $72B in 2023 and has a $3T market cap.

by Domethegoon Nvidia’s market cap soars to $1.7 trillion, adding $750 billion in just 70 days, raising eyebrows over its valuation. With 2023 earnings at $4.37 billion compared to Microsoft’s $72 billion, questions arise about the sustainability of this remarkable ascent. Is the hype justified, or is there a looming reality check for Nvidia’s staggering …

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