Matt Morrell on Instagram: "One of the most interesting conversations with Tyler I’ve had recently touched on how builders think about supply. It’s not about pushing as much inventory as possible. It’s about pacing growth so prices stay stable and markets stay healthy. From my seat, that balance matters even more when rates start to ease. We’ve seen it firsthand, when rates are high, buyers pause. When rates move back into the low sixes and even high fives, activity responds quickly and confiden

Artificial Intelligence News & Technology on Instagram: "Worth it? 😭🤣 RAM prices look disconnected from reality right now, and the reason has little to do with your PC and almost everything to do with AI eating up the global memory supply. Demand from AI data centers is outpacing supply, and chipmakers are prioritizing high margin memory like HBM, which leaves less capacity for consumer RAM and pushes prices higher. What are your thoughts on this? 🤔💬"

"Capital nurtures" on Instagram: "The scene is a famous cinematic example of basic supply and demand principles in action: The boy first offers a piece of cardboard to a cold reporter (played by Kristen Bell) for $20. She declines, saying, "This is not my first rodeo". As the day progresses, the weather gets colder, and the reporter's feet become numb, increasing her need (demand) for insulation. When she returns to buy the cardboard, the boy informs her the price is now $40 because he sold his