(The Wall Street Journal, in the last 12 months, has had articles, that real estate in Florida, which is a goodly number of feet, above sea-level, is now selling for high prices, & intended to be built on, by the wealthy, as refuge from the rising expected ocean, which surrounds Florida.)

@Alex Keathley Wall Street Journal did a piece recently on the rise of a new set of day traders.

The Wall Street Journal in the last few months has said that the declining dollar is in large part, due to the U.S. economy in 2020 is suddenly doing poorly, due to COVID-19 is invading the U.S.

I believe all/most heloc's are tied to the wall street journal prime rate, which is 3.25% today.

According to The Wall Street Journal last week, NYC apartment occupancy is currently down 23% YOY.

It looks like this article was published by the Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, which contains "academic research on capital markets of the Asia-Pacific countries (excluding papers that exclusively use US data)" (source: https://www.journals.elsevier.com/pacific-basin-finance-journal)So, what markets does this research cover?

In my reading the Wall Street Journal in the last 60 days, to this Aug. 16th, 2020; a few articles in it, say that U.S. banks are currently tightening their lending standards & even reducing the amounts of money they are now lending, as these banks face the in 2020 the U.S. is in a Recession, & a Recession which likely to worsen in 2021.

Or you can just order The Intention Journal by Brandon Turner. 

250,000 Las Vegans Face Eviction Next MonthI can't count that high so I don't know if it's true, but here is the news . . .Las Vegas Review-Journal reports "Las Vegas is expected to become one of the focal points of the eviction crisis as nearly a quarter-million people could be removed from their homes in the coming weeks, reported AP News.

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