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Housing Market: Pullback or Crash?

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Housing Market: Pullback or Crash?

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26 COMMENTS

  1. SORRY BUT MSM AS WELL AS LEFTIST WOKE COMPANIES LIKE BLACKSTONE HAVE LOST ALL CREDIBILITY. THEY ARE TOLD WHAT TO SAY FOR THEIR OWN AND THEIR DEMOCRAT COUNTERPARTS SELF INTEREST TO GAIN TRUST AND COMFORT IN THE CURRENT ECONOMY TO KEEP THEIR CASH COW FLOWING. THEY ALREADY SKEWED JOBS NUMBER ABOUT 4% YOU NEED TO LOOK AT HARD ACTUAL FIGURES AND NOT WHAT EVERYONE IS SAYING.

  2. If you look at a chart of household income vs median housing prices, it has pulled away from the normal trend by more than the 2007 housing bubble. If mean reversion is an eventuality, housing corrections will be significant.

  3. and why would a chief investor, probably responsible for real estate investments to begin with, be honest about a pending crash? seems like something that wouldn't fair well for him. I would trust Grantham over him

  4. Thanks for another great video. Question… Did you say I'd have to pay about $5 extra to get $21 of silver? So, $26??? Close to 25% over the price? That seems like a crazy premium to pay implying possibly a long time just to get back to even. Did I misunderstand that? Thanks!

  5. However rising inflation: food, gas , etc is eating away at discretionary spending which will have a ripple effect in the economy and affects people's abilities to pay their mortgage. Especially small business owners who are dependent on elevated home prices and heloc loans. People will pull back

  6. From my readings, housing market in metropolitan areas will likely to go through correction more likely than crash. However, house correction may trigger recession…

  7. Thank you for the kind and modest appreciation to your viewers. By way of background (so you have some context). I am based in the UK, have a background in financial services and currently run a software business that we set up in 2011. I am deeply appreciative of your sober, sensible and pragmatic discourse. Definitely informational and smart. There are three channels that are must listen to for myself and yours is one of them. Others I may dip in / out of from time to time. Thank you sir!

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