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Dr. Duru Ahanotu is a graduate of Stanford University with over twenty-five years of experience doing analytic modeling, executing pricing strategies through price optimization, and implementing, developing, and selling enterprise software. He adds to this industry experience another five ...more
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Millennial Regret
10 years ago

Great article! I love the flourish and sentimental overtones. It sounds like true American dream. I think it is also a good story to remind us of the value of *ownership* in an era where the sentimentality of attachment, bond, and commitment are being casually tossed about and overboard. I particularly loved the references that remind us how inflation have really bitten us in ways that go unmeasured: very few families can afford to get by on just one paycheck, no one could ever hope to pay off a mortgage in a matter of a few years, etc, etc...!

I will soon read the links you posted that give some hope on the desire for home ownership. I also summarized findings from a related Fed survey here: seekingalpha.com/.../3230496-using-the-feds-report-on-economic-well-being-to-gauge-prospects-for-the-housing-market

-- Dr. Duru

Shake Shake Shake: The Shack Shack Metaphor
10 years ago

I love the thematic approach here. SHAK definitely makes those of us who have been around for a while think bubblicious. Next time Yellen complains about valuations, it won't be small caps and bio-tech, it will actually be about burgers and casual dining! :)

In this article: SHAK
T2108 Update – A Continued Surge Toward Overbought Conditions
10 years ago

I thought it would be better to respond with my author identity on TalkMarkets. :) So, again, thanks for reading. My latest T2108 Update has a bearish spin on the latest market machinations. T2108 just barely missed overbought again (70%), and previous experience has taught me to maintain a bearish bias under these circumstances...

In this article: EEM, VXX, EWG, CAT, CONN, GOOG, P, GLD, LINE
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