Exploring Tightening Credit Conditions: Key Takeaways from the Recent Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey

by bitkogan In March, more banks tightened credit terms for medium and large business loans (46%) as compared with January (44.8%). Lending standards for residential real estate loans also tightened in all categories except for government-sponsored enterprise-eligible and government residential mortgages, while demand for all residential real estate loan categories weakened. Banks cited a less … Read more

NOTAM Issued for Gaza Strip. IDF Tanks Incoming

IDF about to take out the trash ⚡️NOTAM Update: Closing the airspace for civil aviation around Gaza, up to 10 km — War Monitor (@WarMonitors) May 9, 2023 Holy shit – its about to get real ⚡️10,000 IOF reservists have been recruited — War Monitor (@WarMonitors) May 9, 2023 are u ready lil bro? pic.twitter.com/Zm59MzZUZv … Read more

700,000 households missed rent or mortgage payments in April… 31% of homes sold by investors in Phoenix were sold at a loss in March.

via YAHOO An estimated 700,000 households across the UK missed rent or mortgage payments in April, according to Which? The consumer group based the calculation on a survey of 2,000 people by Yonder, which indicated that around 2.5 per cent of households had missed or defaulted on a housing payment in the previous month. Missed housing payments … Read more

Macron Defends Pedo Artwork

by Chris Black Couldn’t say I am shocked. On this May 8, when we celebrate the victory of freedom, I condemn the act of vandalism committed yesterday at the Palais de Tokyo. To attack a work is to attack our values. In France, art is always free and respect for cultural creation is guaranteed. pic.twitter.com/rKU1GxKs1L … Read more

Tucker Carlson to Start a Twitter Podcast

by Chris Black Musk is close buddies with Jared Kushner. We can guess what and who will be ‘off limits’. As usual, you are allowed to walk right up to the gate, but there’s always someone watching it like a hawk. We’re back. pic.twitter.com/sG5t9gr60O — Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) May 9, 2023

Oscar-Winning Actress Charlize Theron Threatens Violence to Prove ‘Drag Isn’t Dangerous’

Actress Charlize Theron issued a warning to opponents of the LGBTQ community Sunday night during the Drag Isn’t Dangerous fundraising telethon. Theron, who has a transgender daughter and a long history of being a supporter of LGBTQ rights, appeared with a group of friends in a pre-taped segment in which she told the drag community … Read more

Big Joe to fly illegals to city of their choice after crossing border

On their way to the airport… City of their choosing. 👇🏼 pic.twitter.com/5jN2Wm0ClT — Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) May 9, 2023 https://twitter.com/PaulPsHammer/status/1655899648580632576?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw DHS caught advising illegal border jumpers which crossings are easiest to get through with no consequences: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12062137/Border-Patrol-Union-tears-DHS-TELLING-migrants-smugglers-be.html h/t last one

Charles Hugh Smith: Once Trust Has Been Lost, There’s No Going Back

Guest Post from Charles Hugh Smith, author at Oftwominds.com: Now that the overlapping crises are upon us and the banquet of consequences is being served, we’ll see just who our elites and leadership really are. The erosion of trust doesn’t require intent, it only requires the blind pursuit of self-interest above all else. Trust is fundamentally reciprocity … Read more

“Downtown San Francisco is experiencing its worst office vacancy crisis on record, with 31% of space available for lease or sublease.”

31% of downtown San Francisco is empty. This is very problematic for the city's economy. The losses will trickle down. Expect more businesses to go under, and the tax base to shrink leading to reduced services and further pain. https://t.co/bPcO2Vintw — Michelle Tandler (@michelletandler) May 8, 2023 San Francisco is fast becoming a warning tale … Read more

Chicago siblings, 77 and 75, become FIRST in US to get $25,000 reparations in cash each – after their names were plucked from a BINGO CAGE

Evanston residents Kenneth Wideman, 77, and Shelia Wideman, 75, will soon be awarded the cash – over two years after their names were randomly selected Since the siblings don’t own property, they did not qualify for two of three of the repayment options – to use the money on mortgage payments or home repairs The … Read more