This is Akhil Patel, one of the co-Directors at Property Sharemarket Economics (PSE). The reason that you’re not hearing from your regular editor, Darren Wilson, this week is because he asked if I could provide you with an update on what’s going on in the markets. But first let’s talk about what is happening in the world.
This is Akhil Patel, one of the co-Directors at Property Sharemarket Economics (PSE). The reason that you’re not hearing from your regular editor, Darren Wilson, this week is because he asked if I could provide you with an update on what’s going on in the markets. But first let’s talk about what is happening in the world.
This is Akhil Patel, one of the co-Directors at Property Sharemarket Economics (PSE). The reason that you’re not hearing from your regular editor, Darren Wilson, this week is because he asked if I could provide you with an update on what’s going on in the markets. But first let’s talk about what is happening in the world.
Every now and then, the Property Sharemarket Economics (PSE) team is invited to speak to various financial media across the globe. So it was for PSE co-founder and Director Akhil Patel recently. Firstly, he was invited to speak to Paul Rodriguez from Think trader and Tim Price from Price value Partners on their “State of the Markets” podcast.
So today, we shall dive back into the world of cryptos. And for you, a wonderful example of the inevitable links being made between these cryptos and the turning of the real estate cycle.
I’d like to review some data which accompanied the recent speech by US Fed chairman Jerome Powell. And look at some of the mass media responses to it. Which I could gleefully add to the ever-growing list of entries in a book entitled “Just how wrong can these people get?”
Some of you posed very well thought out and articulated questions about them and the future of digital banking. And so today, we shall examine this issue further.
You can’t trust the media, the government, or the central bankers anymore. The way the news is reported to you; not trustworthy. So, who can you trust!
Let’s review what ‘could’ be the future of mortgages. But it’s also very likely you will in fact become a customer of this. Or if not specifically this product, something very similar. The market, it seems, is now ready for new, innovative, and easy-to-use and access products when it comes to housing.
When it comes to the world of finance and investing, things never stand still for long. If you are paying attention, you’ll see there’s an awful lot going on. There are several weird and wacky things happening right now that I could draw your attention to. But for me, it’s the ‘timing’ of their announcements that catches my eye. All thanks to my knowledge of history…. the history of the 18.6-year Real Estate Cycle to be precise.
