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Post: What do you think will happen to residential mortgage rates for the rest of 2023?
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Quote from @Michael Hutchinson:
I think they smooth down some. FYI, I am a lender and there are 3 trains of thoughts that I typically hear bantered around:
1) We enter recession - Traditionally, rates fall in this scenario
2) Inflation continues, Fed keeps on hiking rates and/or black swan event like Russian tactical nuke - Rates will rise again if things feel out of control and the fed raises the fed rates.
3) We kind stay where we are economically - This should drop rates. The traditional relative risk when comparing the 10 year treasury and 30 yr mortgage rate is 1.7%. It hit almost 3% and is moving back down now. That is key to the recent drop in rates. If that continues, you should see additional compression in rates. Chart on this rate spread below to help see the volatility.
Post: What investment could i make as a college student with $50-100
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Quote from @Andre Watkins:
Quote from @Account Closed:
Or you may as well learn a bit about trading and play some options and try to grow that
I've been looking into options heavily!! Do you have someone you could direct me to that does options trading? more than happy to be a sponge.
Technical Analysis - Oliver Velez. He's one of the better traders ever and where I learned to trade.
Psychology - Mark Douglas. Also one of the best traders ever and has two books "The Disciplined Trader" and "Trading in the Zone". I'd read at least the first one so you can understand that trading isn't hard because of the technical analysis but because it requires you to master yourself before you can make anything in the market with consistency.
It takes time to develop a disciplined psychology that allows for consistency in trading but if you stick with it, profitability will come and your life will get a lot more freedom.
Good luck
Post: What investment could i make as a college student with $50-100
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Or you may as well learn a bit about trading and play some options and try to grow that
Post: What investment could i make as a college student with $50-100
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Since it's a small amount of capital I'd take a lot of risk and be in BTC
Post: Chat GBT Real estate hacks
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Well if MSFT acquires OpenAI that's an indirect way to do that. There are also AI ETFs
Post: Important decision: Rental real estate vs stocks
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I would be buying depressed indexes right now. What are we, 30% from ATHs still on SPY?
You won't be seeing 30% appreciation in real estate any time soon, in my humble opinion
Post: Reserves in Stocks a bad idea?
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I mean I like equities a LOT right now for obvious reasons. The thing with keeping reserves in stocks in a taxable account is obvious. Your withdraws are going to be taxed. Why not invest while equities are cheap and get some margin to use ?
Post: 100k+ to Invest, what would you do personally?
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equities and btc
Post: Multifamily Syndication References
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Hey Mitchell,
I work at a company that provides real estate investment advisory. We specialize on walking clients through investing in syndications and help them with their 1031 exchanges into DSTs.
Feel free to DM
Post: why syndicators do this?
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Quote from @Eliott Elias:
Syndicators who were doing this were fake investors. They had FOMO and wanted in on the action. The investors were brain washed into thinking this market is going to go up forever. Most syndicators i've met are not real estate savy.
You haven't met any of the smart ones then because Inland, Passco, Inspired, JLLX, and many more, all make very consistent returns in their property types of expertise