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A typical housing cycle has 4 phases: expansion, hyper supply, recession, recovery. But we may skip right to recession this time.

  Alcynna Lloyd (businessinsider.com)
July 1, 2022
 
 
 

U.S. consumer inflation slowing, but so is spending

  Lucia Mutikani (reuters.com)
June 30, 2022
 
 
 

Who’s To Blame For Inflation? Here Are Ritholtz’s Top 15.

  Barry Ritholtz (ritholtz.com)
June 28, 2022
 
 
 

Mortgage CEO: “Layoffs are happening everywhere. People are cutting rates, cutting costs, with desperate attempts to gain business.”

  Natalie Wong, Reade Pickert (advisorperspectives.com)
June 28, 2022
 
 
 

The oral history of ‘Face/Off,’ Nicolas Cage’s inexplicable sci-fi masterpiece

  Ralph Jones (inverse.com)
June 28, 2022
 
 
 

Career Cruise Control: Will you notch the biggest wins of your career at age 60, like Tom Cruise?

Julian Hebron
June 27, 2022
 
 
 

Layoff Alert: Headcount spiked at JP Morgan (13%), Goldman (17%), Morgan Stanley (26%) last 2yrs, but now revenue has “fallen off a cliff”

  Hugh Son (cnbc.com)
June 27, 2022
 
 
 

Tech billionaire Peter Thiel now treats politics like venture capital and handpicked candidates like start-up founders

  Elizabeth Dwoskin (washingtonpost.com)
June 26, 2022
 
 
 

JPMorgan Chase lays off hundreds of mortgage employees as rate spike abruptly ends boom era

  Matt Egan (cnn.com)
June 22, 2022
 
 
 

Here’s why this housing downturn is nothing like the last one

  Diana Olick (cnbc.com)
June 21, 2022
 
 
 
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  • Linkage – Handpicked News

    • Here’s a quick, clear read on how real estate cycles normally go, and why we might not see home prices come down for awhile, even with mortgage rates spiking this year (businessinsider.com)
    • Inflation readings the Fed follows are moderating. Here are some key details as we close out 2Q 2022 (reuters.com)
    • Great piece by Barry Ritholtz unpacking the top 15 biggest reasons for inflation. (ritholtz.com)
    • Mortgage CEO tells Bloomberg truth from the trenches. But here's a correction to one of his comments: panic sellers are actually good for buyers. (advisorperspectives.com)
    • An $80 million budget and visionary director Woo helped 'Face/Off' rise above the absurdity of its premise to become something the skeptics could never have imagined: a good movie. (inverse.com)
    • Banks hired thousands of employees during the pandemic deals boom. They will have to start laying some off soon. (cnbc.com)
    • In Peter Thiel, politicos on the left get a villain and those on the right get a sugar daddy (washingtonpost.com)
    • The realities of mortgage cyclicality are settling in. Latest evidence is JPMorgan Chase laying off mortgage employees this week as higher rates slow lending from peak levels. (cnn.com)
    • The housing market has cooled off a bit after an incredibly hot stretch fueled by the pandemic. That doesn't mean it's about to be 2007 all over again. (cnbc.com)
    • Here’s what it sounds like when someone starts looking at San Francisco real estate for the first time. No actual advice here, but some funny snippets. (sfgate.com)
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