Same scenario a week hence, after they adjust to fix their expense problems:Lender A @ 5%: -0.411 points plus $999 flat.Lender B @ 5%: -0.103 points plus $995 flatOverall market obviously shifted, everyone is now priced better (maybe Trump tweeted or something), but now A is in the lead because they REALLY need to stop spending money on underwriters sitting around doing nothing.

You should tweet that.

Then Trump tweeted something, Wall Street went bonkers, and at that point rates went up.

Is my IRA diversified or am I 100% exposed to the market/news/tweet cycle?

He tweeted the party while booking a single room.

I only spend whatever it cost to be on BP  :)  I know I am not the average consumer.. but I would not even for a minute consider doing business with anyone on Facebook or and I don't have tweeting or any of the other stuff.. to anonymous and to many social scammers.. not worth it to me..  

No more are the days of stock price movements based solely on earnings reports…today stock prices are driven by CEO tweets, foreign political victories, threats of terrorist attack, rumored product launches, customer PR backlash, insider information and more.Keeping up is exhausting.Therefore, investing based on long term fundamentals is a more prudent and reliable strategy than betting on a singular info bit…only a rare few (if any) know what’s truly driving the market each day.

a tweet has more characters in it then your "questions"

.), we would have a sticker that said something like “tweet a picture of you using this product to @____________ and get 5% off next stay.”

I'll adapt to changes as they are written into law, not as they are tweeted.