Ryan Sims insights, thoughts, and analysis

Tag: mortgage-rates

  • Creative Writing

    I want to begin with a bit of an apology. I haven’t been blogging the way I used to. The thing about running an American based business is that when an American President puts in place a Buy American policy – business picks up – A LOT. Tariffs may be good, they may be bad,…

  • Figures Never Lie

    Well, we all know about todays rate cut. First and foremost, I will acknowledge that I got it wrong. I really thought Tiff and Co. would hold. I guess my coin flipping guesses are not that good. I always said there were reasons both for and against cutting rates, but it seems that the reasons…

  • Peter, Paul and Mark

    When I was a little boy, and growing up in a rural farming town, I often heard some of the locals say that they were going to ” borrow from Peter to pay Paul”. Some of the farmers around were even more vicious, and they were going to ” rob Peter to pay Paul”. I…

  • Consider The Source

    I have long held the belief that you should always consider the source whenever taking advice from anyone. God knows there are way too many internet bloggers giving out their opinions these days. Anyways……. Beyond considering the source of someone, we should also consider the source of some things. Today was an absolutely gorgeous day…

  • Here a Creep, There a Creep

    Another day with another data release. This time the US CPI is coming in a little hotter than anticipated. Calls were for CPI to increase .2% in January, but they came in +.3%. The annual rate of inflation moved to 3.1%. Inflation starting with a 3 handle is a lot bigger than inflation starting with a 2 handle.  As…