10 Wednesday AM Reads
My mid-week morning reads: • I went to Mexico to test-drive the cars Americans can’t buy: Mexico is a showroom for electric cars, with a growing fleet of sleek new vehicles from Chinese brands unavailable to Americans. (Washington Post free) • Homeownership Helped Make America. It’s Slipping Away for Millions. The 30-year fixed hit 7.4% on October… Read More The post 10 Wednesday AM Reads…
Mid-week morning reads:
Mexico showcased a variety of electric cars unavailable in the United States. Homeownership rates have declined due to rising interest rates and high home prices, threatening the American dream. The superrich are spending $100 million on mansions intended for demolition. Credit hedge funds are facing challenges in the junk bond market.
Junk stocks have outperformed quality stocks by the largest margin in history. A $300 billion "debt wall" is looming over private-equity backed companies. Powerful executives linked to Trump are concerned about potential investigations. Democrats have an 91% chance of taking the House and a 65% chance of gaining control of the Senate in the midterm elections.
Police retained control of a surveillance system after leaving the force, using it to track individuals. Neutrinos, microscopic particles, are being studied by Dr. Francis Halzen, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist. Democrats aim to win only three seats in the House races.
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