Interesting to see how dramatically different the inventory levels are across the nation. Really makes it feel like you are in a whole different experience depending on where you live. https://www.housingwire.com/articles/why-the-housing-inventory-map-is-so-startling/

https://youtu.be/j2AvU2cfXRk?si=VZco7UJmGsYpa8i_

The persistently high inflation works in favor for monetary policy, it raises the neutral rate and the economy becomes less restricted for the asset holders. What tariff, those illegal ones? “In addition, the tariffs have already meaningfully increased U.S. prices of imported goods, and the full effects have likely not yet been felt.” https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/03/new-york-feds-williams-says-tariff-burden-falls-overwhelmingly-on-us-businesses-and-consumers.html

I noticed on social blade Simon lost 1 000 subscribers. That isn't usually normal and that may mean there are process in silencing a channel. I saw this with several channels in the past. I could be wrong. Alternatives in rumble (ads), substack doesn't currently have advertisers. Other channels with fiances do not have this. When you expose or explain what the bankers or government is doing then they don't like that. It is best to prepare Simon may have up to 2 to 3 years before he get dometized or shadows or channel terminated.

All the back and forth in the news about the legality of tariffs looks pretty clearly engineered to me. I find it quite unlikely that the Whitehouse genuinely ignorantly acted outside the law, but rather I think Trump and his staff are pretty smart, and knew that their actions would trigger prominently visible infighting and bickering which would dominate headlines for a long time; keeping eyes on the credible threats of tariffs; and thereby maintaining elevated inflation expectations. Just my take. What do you think?