/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56200639
Yes. On a long enough time scale, gold holds its purchasing power very well. The trick is not buying it when it's overvalued (e.g. times when the market is fearful)

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>>54238141
>make a thread

>>53573411
most landlords will still have debts to pay off, and in general, the costs of maintaining the property. and if everyone is on a 6-12 month lease already and it's easier to just keep it rather than move, there's no real incentive to lower rents to "retain lessees".

>oh boy I'm gonna drop everyone's rent by $100/month because I don't pay so much in taxes now! in a year, people will be begging to live in my units!

>>53325095
the article is from november 30 you slowfag

>>51696916
i am

i really get the sense that the HOYP around it has died down

i'm hodling