Richard Branson was on hand to break ground for New York's Virgin Hotel last week. The glass cantilevered structure is going up on Broadway between 29th and 30th.
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Richard Branson was on hand to break ground for New York's Virgin Hotel last week. The glass cantilevered structure is going up on Broadway between 29th and 30th.
From The Kitchn → How To Make Perfect Pumpkin Muffins
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Have you (a former black thumb) successfully kept alive — perhaps even grown — a house plant or two around your home for the past few months? Congratulations! Now it's time to master a few more plant moves. Even if you feel confident in your house plant watering and keeping-alive skills, these four plant skills to learn will take your plants to the next level.
Have you (a former black thumb) successfully kept alive — perhaps even grown — a house plant or two around your home for the past few months? Congratulations! Now it's time to master a few more plant moves. Even if you feel confident in your house plant watering and keeping-alive skills, these four plant skills to learn will take your plants to the next level.
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Month/quarter-end buying was an important part of this week's strength through Wednesday. It served as sort of a constant, mildly positive force helping keep yields anchored despite an attempt at a bounce in equities markets. There's no rule that says had to follow stocks higher yesterday, so we shouldn't be overly-surprised that they didn't. Still, there has been quite a bit of that 'stock lever' correlation lately--enough that it makes sense to figure out what changed--if anything--in order to bring about the new market behavior. We can definitely chalk the change up to the month-end trading environment. That might seem to imply that we're heading into the rest of the week at a disadvantage, but it doesn't really work like that. The prevalent tradeflows heading...(read more)Posted To: MBS Commentary
Month/quarter-end buying was an important part of this week's strength through Wednesday. It served as sort of a constant, mildly positive force helping keep yields anchored despite an attempt at a bounce in equities markets. There's no rule that says had to follow stocks higher yesterday, so we shouldn't be overly-surprised that they didn't. Still, there has been quite a bit of that 'stock lever' correlation lately--enough that it makes sense to figure out what changed--if anything--in order to bring about the new market behavior. We can definitely chalk the change up to the month-end trading environment. That might seem to imply that we're heading into the rest of the week at a disadvantage, but it doesn't really work like that. The prevalent tradeflows heading...(read more)