They're usually busy plotting a strike.

It always strikes me as odd that everyone harps on and on about speculating with negative cashflow, but don't blink an eye about speculating in markets with sustained negative appreciation.

If you honestly go through that mental exercise and the answer is yes, then doesn't that strike you as a bit strange?

Due to this grant experiment and our culture, financial systems, rule of law, ect, we have trained vast swaths of our population to think that it is ok to dare greatly, to take risks, and bold strike out on their own with less fear of failure, societal stigma, exclusion from job markets than in most other places and most other time periods.

Several household materials were evaluated for the capacity to block bacterial and viral aerosols.

In most states, you must hang your newly acquired license under a more experienced agent for at least two years before you are able to strike out on your own.

Hey Darrell, I am located in Boise, and quite often hear the comparison between the two markets, maybe this article will help you compare both Boise and Austin and strike up some thoughts. https://austonia.com/austin-vs...

See if the bank you rent from might be willing to strike a purchase deal where they supply the financing; after all, they are sort of doing that right now anyway.

@Virginia DamatoDon't know if any of these will strike your fancy, but here is what I've read/reading in quarantine so far:-Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor-Destiny and Power by Jon Meachem.

They throw them up on the web and raffle them off to the first out-of-towner who comes along looking to strike it rich in the old rust belt.