Tue, 29 June 2021
Frank Bashore joined from ABR First Capital LLC, lends to small businesses working on Federal Government Contracts. There’s none of the traditional loan qualification process, it’s based strictly on invoices sent out for payment. They raise capital from individuals, accredited and non-accredited investors. They’ve filed with the SEC and have their regulatory ducks in a row. They are offering a 10 percent return to investors who put money in their company. They also fund city, state and federal contracts. There’s no write-offs on government contracts, even in the case of bankruptcy. Frank’s been in the business for over 20 years. Banks typically run the other way when it comes to small business. He saw what a great business it was and branched out on his own. Call him 833-845-4644. Cell number 915-478-2438. |
Tue, 29 June 2021
Crosscurrents everywhere, nothing is clear. Is inflation really receding? 1970’s all over again. A lot of it was driven by commodity price inflation. We’re still going to see big inflation for years. — Inflation high but commodity price trends moderating (lumber, grains, some metals down in the past couple of months). Fed says don't worry, everything will even out. BofA says 4 years of hyperinflation. — GDP growth is pretty high but jobs are disappointing and home sales falling. Are we overheating or rolling over? — Unemployment benefits running out and employment rising in states cancelled that cancelled the bonus benefits. The states that got rid of extended unemployment benefits first are seeing the strongest employment growth. — Covid lockdowns ending but new variant causing trouble in other parts of the world. Is it over or is some new phase starting? Reporter writes about seeing families out shopping maskless, says it's like being in a horror movie. — Miami Beach Condo Collapse, an excuse for CNN to shift from Covid to climate change. How convenient. — Wuhan Lab theory is back in vogue. A lot of info points to the non-natural origins of the Covid 19 virus. — Gold prices took a hit. Just a case of sell in May and go away? Mining stocks are down while the metals aren’t moving much. |
