▲ 16 r/rebubblejerk
"I think we’re there or almost there. That’s why last week I set up a dozen bear debit spread all expiring 6/2026. Can’t imagine the markets not totally tanking by then."
u/dpf7 — 14 days ago
▲ 39 r/rebubblejerk
Trust me, California will be on the front page throughout the impending bust.
u/dpf7 — 15 days ago
▲ 50 r/rebubblejerk
Remember when Rebubble used to incessantly bring up Idaho?
Weird how you never see anyone talking about Idaho on there anymore.
u/dpf7 — 15 days ago
▲ 14 r/rebubblejerk
"I think a 25% drop is too conservative for Vegas." "We need at least a 50% drop."
u/dpf7 — 16 days ago
▲ 46 r/rebubblejerk
"The last invitation to buy was 2013, and you are simply not welcome anymore. We live in a feudal aristocracy now, get with the times"
u/dpf7 — 17 days ago
▲ 22 r/rebubblejerk
"Wow. Insane amounts of inventory hitting in New England. Guessing it could be another 60-90 days before sellers capitulate eñ masse on pricing"
For those who don't know AnotherBurny was one of the creator of Rebubble's alt. From the greater Boston/Southern New Hampshire area. Tried to time the housing market, shot himself in the foot, so now he rents in Portugal still spamming Twitter daily under the name NipseyHoussle.
u/dpf7 — 20 days ago
▲ 69 r/rebubblejerk
I wonder how our old buddy ryanryans425 is feeling as the Nasdaq hits a new all time high
u/dpf7 — 20 days ago
The Demographic Time Bomb Under the Housing Market
Everyone keeps arguing about rates, the Fed, and whether prices will dip 5% or 10%. But almost no one is talking about the demographic wall ahead. Boomers own a massive share of U.S. housing stock, and over the next 10–20 years that inventory will transition to a generation that is smaller, poorer, and already struggling with affordability.
What happens when we shift from a housing shortage narrative to a structural oversupply reality?
u/davideownzall — 1 month ago
▲ 16 r/billsimmons
Embiid is now 0-6 in the 2nd round
Of the 6 teams who beat Embiid:
1 eventual champion (2019 Raptors)
4 lost in CF (2018 Celtics, 2021 Hawks, 2022 Heat, 2023 Celtics)
1 yet to be determined (2026 Knicks)
So it's not even like he kept losing to the teams en route to the finals or championship.
Which of these is the worst loss? I'd have to say the 2021 Hawks or the 2023 Celtics after being up 3-2 and letting Tatum destroy them.
u/dpf7 — 2 months ago