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Labor Statistics Reliability: Can We Trust Officia...

Duped by the Data: Why It’s Increasingly Difficult to Trust Labor Statistics The Rising Skepticism about Labor Statistics Reliability Every month, investors, policymakers, businesses, and everyday citizens eagerly await crucial economic reports, especially those from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Yet, growing concerns suggest that the labor statistics reliability is increasingly questionable. Recent inaccuracies […]

Temporary Rate Buydown: Why Now Is the Ideal Time ...

Now Is the Time to Be a Buyer Why Fearful Markets Create the Best Opportunities If you’ve been observing the real estate market lately, you’ve likely noticed an interesting phenomenon known as the temporary rate buydown strategy, gaining popularity among savvy homebuyers.. Despite favorable conditions and growing enthusiasm among experienced investors actively seeking to buy […]

Tariffs and Consumer Prices: Separating Hype from ...

The Reality of Tariffs and Consumer Prices Dispelling Myths and Misconceptions About Tariffs If you’ve followed mainstream media or scrolled through your social media feeds recently, you’ve probably seen alarming predictions about tariffs and consumer prices skyrocketing. Some pundits confidently claim that a 30% tariff will directly translate into a 30% increase in retail prices. […]

Is Restrictive Fed Policy Backfiring?

Is the Fed’s Restrictive Policy Creating the Inflation It Seeks to Prevent? Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell recently had a brief but high-profile meeting with President Trump. The president has repeatedly and openly advocated for the Fed to reduce its benchmark interest rate, arguing that the current restrictive Fed policy is unnecessarily burdening the economy. […]