early_exit

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   by early_exit 4mo ago

   I'm not so convinced on the land rent thesis. Fewer jobs, less money --> people less willing to pay for anything more than bare minimum --> downward pressure where being cheap is the biggest selling point.
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   by early_exit 1y ago

   To be fair, "them" are actively working to replace "us" with AI.
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   by early_exit 3y ago

   As a young Have Not, I'm just waiting this one out. I see 1 of 2 options in the future: 1. Prices go down because nobody can buy the homes at their current prices given current interest rates 2. Prices stay up because large buyers scoo
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   by early_exit 4y ago

   Given Twitters current valuation, wouldn’t Musk consider any outcome where he pays less than 5B an absolute win?
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   by early_exit 5y ago

   Do these compare performance before or after fees? Regardless, if you're comparing funds (that contain lower risk investments, like bonds) to the S&P500 then they're going to lose whenever equity markets beat bonds - which is