@Nicholas L. Absolutely, however they are rolling out a huge infrastructure initiative that probably will effect a wider range. What kind of infrastructure would Blackrock be implementing? I don’t know... it can’t be roads right? I think this will be the things the current regulators have a hard time applying funds to. It will probably all be under the banner of “save the planet”, so anything goes type of deal. I’d like to know what the 1 trillion federal reserve funds are exactly going to, the 1.7 billion just raised from international corporations for infrastructure, along side their much larger investments. It really sounds like global corporations are paying to have a seat at the table of what they see as an entirely different wave of global government, ushered by climate intitiatives. This, I expect will change energy codes and regulations on a broad scale nationally. But as you mentioned, there should be markets that aren’t being touched basically, I think this is the trend right now, where people are trying to move to these, however some people left CA or NY for TX or AZ where they will find Blackrock and all the regulations following the masses. My concern is that this is a pump and dump, which causes people now to pay their life savings and in debt themselves for a house, or pay high rent, become slaves to debt, then crash the market. How to crash it, I don’t know, but if you had as much power and ties to the federal reserve as Blackrock, you’d want to control a crash rather than be subject to it. Then jobs and wages go down, no one is happy with their mortgage as the joneses next door enter a mortgage for $100k while they’re at $700k paying 7x per month, so everyone forecloses to start over, but this start over is different and Blackrock is at the center of it again, but probably has other corporations they’re already shifting to, to hide their identification etc. Basically, our country is already a slave to corporations and government, and it’s about to be defined. Nothing happens without push back, and nobody knows what will happen, but the momentum speaks loudly. If you want to talk about pockets in the market that aren’t effected, I can speak to that. I owned land in rural TN, MO, and am involved in flipping currently, all in non hyped areas, but the prices are double at least on land from pre shutdown in the most secret places of our country, and home prices in these areas are insane. BUT, there’s always war zones and those are getting way crazier!
