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  1. A fantastic investment vehicle I’ve enjoyed over the years are pipeline operators like Magellan, etc. They don’t drill or refine, just move it from point A to B, and store it there while waiting to be used. Very good dividends, fairly insulated business (even in a recession, fuel still flows, albeit less than during good times).

  2. Re: Top 5 States with the best economic outlooks. JWR’s Comment: Not surprisingly, Idaho ranks # 2.

    Be careful what you wish for JWR! From Marketwatch a few days ago:

    “Forget Seattle, Denver and San Francisco. Boise, Idaho, is poised to be the hottest housing market at the start of the next decade.
    A new report from Realtor.com identified the housing markets that are expected to see the most notable home sales and price growth in 2020. Boise ranked No. 1, a marked increase from No. 8 a year ago.
    Driving Boise’s climb up the Realtor.com ranking is the massive influx of new residents from pricier parts of the country — in particular, California. Many of these out-of-state buyers are drawn by the city’s mild climate, outdoor lifestyle, strong schools and its major employers, including HP HPQ, +0.05% and Micron Technologies MU, +0.58%.
    Boise’s already seen a boom in terms of housing. A recent report from the Federal Housing Finance Agency showed that home prices in the Idaho state capital have risen 11.1% over the last year.”

    https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-hottest-housing-markets-of-2020-are-far-from-the-coasts-2019-12-12

    They’re coming…

  3. The Dow is nothing more than meaningless numbers that relate to a faith based fiat currency.How can there be confidence in a medium that has wide swings in value base on rumors or back room whispers.
    Juan Valdez mule dies so coffee prices go up and so does the market.Ive noticed that when Juan gets a new mule coffee don’t drop.These are silly analogies but hopefully you get the
    point.
    The debt bubble is going to burst soon and our way of life will change for the worst.
    Those with hard tangibles ie. gold and silver will be in a much safer position than those left
    holding a pile of green paper that will worth very little if anything at all.
    If you can wait until after the financial/monetary reset kicks in before making large purchases(Homes or Cars) there will bargains to be had and it will be a buyers market.

  4. Re the reduced spending of the rich – the luxury purebred cat business is nearly dead. The American market tanked years ago; the few American buyers that are left are either repeat customers, or at the very bottom of the price range.

    The Chinese market, which was holding everything up, has abruptly disappeared. Most were students and young singles. Their parents seem to have shut their wallets. China is not doing well now, and America stopped doing well years ago.

    By the time this is over, only a few purely hobbyist cat breeders will be left. Which is a pity. A little less beauty in the world.

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