Lets start with politics, a subject im usually loathe to talk about, but the election is only eight days away, so lets give it its due. On friday at midday, we learned that fbi director jim comey had decided to examine a whole new bunch of Hillary Clinton emails found as part of a separate investigation to disgrace former congressman anthony weiner. Immediately the entire market took a hit. It was instantaneous. But right after that, a great deal of the market rebounded. Buy, buy, buy. What was that about . Okay. First the market went down sell, sell, sell. On the news because investors dont like uncertainty. For weeks now the markets gotten accustomed to the idea of a Hillary Clinton presidency whether we like it or not. Thats irrelevant. Not a political statement. Just a reflection of what the polls say and how the stock market interprets that information. Why did the market rebound almost immediately . Investors, including the guys at halftime, i think ive got the answer. Anything t
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The pandemic redefined what a home does and means to millions of Americans, raising the bar on new construction. To find exactly what today’s homebuyers need and want from their homes, marketing and branding expert Teri Slavik-Tsuyuki of tst ink, consumer strategist Belinda Sward of Strategic Solutions Alliance, and architect Nancy Keenan, president and CEO of Dahlin Group, conducted the America at Home Study.
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