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The Market is in a correction mode. I really don't think we're tanking or going into another dire recession anytime soon. We've corrected to where the dow & S&P were back in December. I'm not worried one bit. Slow and steady wins the race. The following graphic is pretty cool. According to this article/graphic, we'll be back in the black by May and still have at least an average stock market year by the end of 2018.
On the contrary, Recession or downturn, which is cyclical in nature, could bring more jobs to the triangle. financial firms from high cost areas might move chunk of their operation or related jobs here ( which they already are doing). Few financial companies have done that but there could be major uptick.
On the contrary, Recession or downturn, which is cyclical in nature, could bring more jobs to the triangle. financial firms from high cost areas might move chunk of their operation or related jobs here ( which they already are doing). Few financial companies have done that but there could be major uptick.
That is exactly what happened last time. I'm not sure why anyone thinks recessions have slowed growth around here. It's not expensive enough or large enough here for that to be happening yet.
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Curious to know if CapitalBlvd believes that any US cities arent being afflicted by this terrible overpaid hipster problem. I genuinely curious to know what that might look like in 2018.
Curious to know if CapitalBlvd believes that any US cities arent being afflicted by this terrible overpaid hipster problem. I genuinely curious to know what that might look like in 2018.
all this stock market has done in the last couple of weeks was to get rid of the people that don't belong in the stock market to begin with. Timing the market is a losers game. These aren't long term investors selling their holdings, it's the newbies that don't know any better.
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