How do missiles affect mortgages?

So normally it causes, you know, issues with our markets, where you see more investors flocking to bonds, which will normally drive down the prices of interest rates and mortgage rates.

But with what's going on right now and the oil prices and the fear of inflation, you know, that's kind of thrown a monkey wrench into things.

Like, with the Feds looking at inflation, they're looking at the job market, the two primary met- metrics around cutting rates, and if inflation spikes significantly again, we're in more of a holding pattern, like we're seeing right now.

They don't know how to react or what's going to happen, so that's, that's where I think we are.

What are your thoughts on that?

... obviously isn't the, in the news zeitgeist that's really important, that needs focus again? Like, they just passed a housing bill that made some small adjustments nationally to availability of housing, but didn't really do anything.

No, they haven't...