., I'm a Grass Valley native.  

@Scott Trench @Sean Kelly-Rand Has the fed just set a precedent with SVB of bailing out all depositors if other banks go under? 

I mean he might send you out to clean up a yard with a crew or knock out some drywall or cut some grass with a crew he has.

If the grass and/or weeds ever reach a height of greater than six inches, landlord can hire someone to mow the lawn and tenant agree to pay the bill.

Hopefully your project doesn't take that much more time as you never know what can happen between the Fed, inflation and a ton of other factors.

With the fed and the ecb currently going in different directions it's tough to be bullish on the euro.   

Moreover, several indicators point to the notion that the Feds don't plan to lower rates until sometime next year. 

* ethically I also think this is an interesting discussion point to even do this, but I’m OK with scenarios like the grass hasn’t grown in yet and I want a nice picture before it does, or it was a cloudy day and I want to represent a sunny day etc..

Currently researching here the best strategy to soften the blow of Capital Gains on the sale- your inputs greatly appreciated (MFJ Tax Rate: Fed 22% CA 9.3%).Questions:1.)

I'm in Baltimore market at it's a seller's market (slowing up a bit) but it's stable since the fed govt has big employer base here.