BNPL is unlocking a lot of opportunities for consumer engagement
(translation: buying something and paying for it are two different things)
also, the entire economy is now getting revved up for big rate cuts, which should allow consumers to further engage with traditional credit instruments, as well as opportunities for asset owners to unlock more value from rent/lease relationships
(translation: lower rates = your rent goes up...if you don't like it, sleep in your car)
strong asset prices and renewed valuations in real estate will quiet down inconvenient political rancor and assure Biden re-election
(translation: people will tune out tragedy if stocks go high enough)
(translation: buying something and paying for it are two different things)
also, the entire economy is now getting revved up for big rate cuts, which should allow consumers to further engage with traditional credit instruments, as well as opportunities for asset owners to unlock more value from rent/lease relationships
(translation: lower rates = your rent goes up...if you don't like it, sleep in your car)
strong asset prices and renewed valuations in real estate will quiet down inconvenient political rancor and assure Biden re-election
(translation: people will tune out tragedy if stocks go high enough)