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𝗪𝗜𝗞𝗜𝗣𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗔 𝗣𝗜𝗖𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗘 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗗𝗔𝗬 ✧ Pennsylvania ✧ Pennsylvania is the fifth-most populous U.S. state, stretching west–east from Lake Erie to the Delaware River and north–south from the New York border to the Mason–Dixon line. Founded in 1681 by William Penn as a haven for religious tolerance, it played a central role in the birth of the United States, hosting the Seco... #pennsylvania #u.s. #lakeerie #delawareriver #mason #wikipedia
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undefined | We're trimming our stake in an AI winner to take advantage of great prices We are trimming our position in Eaton, selling 25 shares at roughly $384.30 each. The sale reduces Jim Cramer’s Charitable Trust holding to 225 shares (about 2.40% of the portfolio, down from 2.67%). The decision comes as the market rallied on Wednesday, offering an attractive exit point for a stock that has already delivered a 65% gain since it was bought in December 2023. The move is also driven by broader geopolitical concerns. While the U.S.–Iran cease‑fire is expected to hold for only two weeks, there remains a risk that tensions could flare again—especially after reports that Iran halted passage through the Strait of Hormuz in response to Israel’s strikes on Lebanon. By locking in profits now, the trust safeguards against a potential market sell‑off if the situation escalates. For CNBC Investing Club subscribers, this trade will appear as a trade alert before Jim Cramer actually executes it. He typically waits 45 minutes after issuing an alert and, if the stock has been discussed on CNBC TV, an additional 72 hours before the trade is carried out. The club’s disclosures note that no fiduciary duty is created by the information provided. Read more: undefined #jimcramer #eaton #investingclub #u.s. #iran
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undefined | The U.S. housing markets where million-dollar listings are standard Realtor.com has singled out 13 U.S. housing markets where at least half of the active listings exceed $1 million, yet each market has fewer than 500 such homes. The most concentrated luxury market is Nantucket, Mass., where virtually every listing tops the $1 million mark and the median price sits at $4.08 million. Close behind are Vineyard Haven on Martha’s Vineyard (median $2.4 million) and Jackson, Wyoming, where the median reaches $1.75 million. Five of the identified hubs are in California, while the remaining locations span the country—from Kapaa, Hawaii, to Hailey, Idaho, and Petoskey, Michigan, where 53 % of homes are priced above $1 million with a median of $1.1 million. The list also features Rifle, Colorado, where ultra‑luxury properties begin near $59 million. The common thread linking these markets is scarcity. Islands like Nantucket and Vineyard Haven are constrained by limited land and strict preservation and building codes, driving up premiums on the available parcels. In inland areas such as Jackson Hole, most of the surrounding land is publicly owned or earmarked for conservation—only about 3 % is privately held—so the few developable lots command high prices. This scarcity‑driven dynamic applies equally to coastal towns like Petoskey, where waterfront views, ski access and resort‑style living attract affluent buyers despite a relatively lower median price. Nationally, the luxury‑threshold price—defined as the 90th percentile of homes—stood at $1.25 million in March, down 2.9 % year‑over‑year, while the overall median home price fell 2.2 % over the same period. Nevertheless, spring‑time demand is nudging prices upward: the luxury threshold rose 3.7 % and the broader market climbed 3 % from February. Although high‑income consumers continue to fuel spending in travel and related categories, the luxury housing segment is showing early signs of softness that mirror the broader real‑estate market. Read more: undefined #realtor.com #u.s. #nantucket #martha’svineyard
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