Candy bars, pack of gum and the daily newspaper used to be $0.05.

I manage up to $10M global supply chain implementations for the Government in my 'other' career.

If we see that again it will be because the global economy is in big trouble.

It could be a plan by the few people that really control the world's money to promote global socialism - if so, that's working.

I am against this Bailout Plan because there exist better alternatives to its overall structure as it relates to timing, magnitude and the methodology of attacking the current economic problem.The “emergency†plan was introduced with an overwhelming sense of urgency as the solution to the global credit freeze that would inevitably lead to wide spread job losses, increased home foreclosures and an annihilation of investor confidence.

If you are buying retail it's about what the lease says and if tenants have to pay for specialty type insurance and coverage on behalf of the landlord.I know some investors I have stay away from coastal areas with global warming raising sea tide levels over the next few decades.

Though clearly everything needs to be viewed in a broader context; trade wars, global growth, financial markets etc.

Something like planting a tree or building a little breakfast nook or something.You'll get your "fix" while not gumming up the works.I used to like building a beautiful custom dining table that I'd just leave in the house with a little note like, "Welcome home!

Twitter (aka X) has more valuable and truthful insight than any "news" corporation (btw ALL of which are owned by just a handful of conglomerate companies).Here is how all of these agendas will affect Real Estate, ownership and investing over the next 5 and 10 years:Agenda 21/2030: For more than 20 years, the United Nations has been slowly implementing a plan with global governments to gain more control and consolidation of ALL resources around the world, which includes restricting individual property rights and redistributing wealth from developed to developing nations in the name of questionable climate change "crisis". 

With inflation at 40-year highs, interest rates rising and monetary tightening underway, there seems to be a consensus that the nation is heading toward a financial downturn.While the likelihood of a global recession is not certain, commercial real estate professionals need to take the long view.