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LEFTISTS ONLY: You're Cordially Invited to This Post -- Tea and Crumpets Will Be Served

LEFTISTS ONLY: You're Cordially Invited to This Post -- Tea and Crumpets Will Be Served

Content originally published at iBankCoin.com

Courtesy of the Philadelphia Tea Society, I give thee a generous serving of tea and crumpets. Enjoy them with my compliments.

Tea and Crumpets

Now that you're comfortably situated, I'd like you to take a peek through this aperture, into the hideous minds of the leftist elite.

What Bond Traders Are Most Worried About Right Now

What Bond Traders Are Most Worried About Right Now

The latest monthly survey of credit investors from Bank of America, released overnight, shows the same familiar paradox we have seen ever since the start of the year: most survey respondents are allegedly scared worried about geopolitics and a concerned that the market is a bubble, and yet at the same time, most are allocating even more assets into what may be the biggest and riskiest credit bubble of them all: junk debt.

Dead Mall Stalking: One Hedge Fund Manager's Tour Across Middle-America - Part 1

Dead Mall Stalking: One Hedge Fund Manager's Tour Across Middle-America - Part 1

Via AdventuresInCapitalism.com,

For the past few years, most retailers have struggled. Of course, it’s easy to blame Amazon.com, but it is only one of many causes. At the same time, for us hedgies living in major cities with luxury malls, there is confusion about the problem itself - my mall is crowded and people are shopping. After having debated with friends endlessly on what the real root of the problem is, I decided it was time to actually go investigate. Every city has its own story and the local mall is the nexus of that story.

These Are New York City's Top-Selling Condo Buildings

These Are New York City's Top-Selling Condo Buildings

With the New York City real-estate market sagging under the weight of too much inventory following a credit-driven surge in multifamily housing in recent years, the return of Manhattan’s marginal buyer could finally be at hand.

A ranking of the city’s best-selling condo buildings from Property Shark hints at how the ultra-high end of the market, where units can sell for $20 million or more, appears increasingly vulnerable. While some of the top-selling buildings have racked up impressive sales totals, some have vacancy rates as high as 40%.

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