Nicole Lappin
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But the usual talking points, and that's harder to do now, especially when everybody, you know, with a TikTok account can call themselves a financial advisor because they stayed at a Holiday Inn once. So where would you tell new retail investors to go to assess an investment opportunity?
But the usual talking points, and that's harder to do now, especially when everybody, you know, with a TikTok account can call themselves a financial advisor because they stayed at a Holiday Inn once. So where would you tell new retail investors to go to assess an investment opportunity?
So what are you looking at now?
So what are you looking at now?
So what are you looking at now?
Do you think there is an issue with the housing market?
Do you think there is an issue with the housing market?
Do you think there is an issue with the housing market?
And why would they give that up?
And why would they give that up?
And why would they give that up?
think that they're going to get back to three, though. And I think that it's important to- Well, if things get back to three, that would be very bad for everybody.
think that they're going to get back to three, though. And I think that it's important to- Well, if things get back to three, that would be very bad for everybody.
think that they're going to get back to three, though. And I think that it's important to- Well, if things get back to three, that would be very bad for everybody.
Okay. So can you unpack that? Because we had unnaturally low interest rates, right? Back in the 80s, there were 20%. Six doesn't look that bad. I also learned in first grade that 20 is a lot more than six, which is a lot more than three. A lot more.
Okay. So can you unpack that? Because we had unnaturally low interest rates, right? Back in the 80s, there were 20%. Six doesn't look that bad. I also learned in first grade that 20 is a lot more than six, which is a lot more than three. A lot more.
Okay. So can you unpack that? Because we had unnaturally low interest rates, right? Back in the 80s, there were 20%. Six doesn't look that bad. I also learned in first grade that 20 is a lot more than six, which is a lot more than three. A lot more.
Next to nothing. When we had next to zero interest rates, that was because we were facing Armageddon. We were facing the end of the world.
Next to nothing. When we had next to zero interest rates, that was because we were facing Armageddon. We were facing the end of the world.
Next to nothing. When we had next to zero interest rates, that was because we were facing Armageddon. We were facing the end of the world.