For now, following the torrid rebound in January and February, the bull marches precariously on, with a realized volatility of 16.0 since 2009, in line with the 50-year median of 16.1.So for those curious what trillions in central bank purchases and buybacks can do to a "bull market", here are some stats courtesy of Goldman Sachs:US stocks have significantly outperformed global equities during the past 10 years.

Louisville, adding Top Golf should signal our cities desire to stay relevant and interesting in this global economy. 

I will dabble in commercial (my dad is a commercial builder and will primarily sale his properties) but my emphasis will primarily be residential.My favorite names I’ve come up with are “on point realty” and “advocate realty services.”

I currently work as a Director of Global Procurement for a mid-size company in Stamford, CT.

This deal is probably $20k-$40k in annual premiums depending on the values.An independent insurance broker, with an emphasis on commercial will be able to provide some viable options. 

(emphasis on sarcasm in case anyone's detector is low)

Elliott,  Much like you say, I was thinking about getting into Wholesaling with an emphasis on small MFRs but ultimately looking at BRRRR properties. 

I personally would put a greater emphasis on cash flow if you are looking for a first rental.

There might be something to someday there being an uncontrollable global demand for silver that cannot be fulfilled and will therefore drive the price sky-high.

I'm looking for go-to resources (books, newspaper columns, favorite editorials, etc.) that help you understand today's market (in the United States, but also globally).