SECOND PHASE REAL ESTATE COLLAPSE PENDING, PART II
The rest of 2020 and most of 2021 may continue to prove very challenging for homeowners and people attempting to move out of urban areas…
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SECOND PHASE REAL ESTATE COLLAPSE PENDING
Real estate, especially commercial real estate, is likely to be the first segment of the market to enter the second phase of an extended collapse…
Continue readingThe Looming Housing Market Crash 2020: Everything Will End With a Bang
This real estate crash will be worse than the previous crisis…
Continue readingDesperate Times Call For Desperate Measures: Anything to Keep Housing Bubble Prices Higher?
How is the US economy recovering with more consumer spending when many Americans have skipped their mortgage payments for 3 or 4 months?
Continue readingHarvard Trained Economist: Housing Bubbles And Bursts
Harry Dent says the next will be worse by far. Here’s why…
Continue readingBidding Wars For US Homes Collapse To Eight-Year Low
Is a downturn in the housing market imminent?
Continue readingThe Dow Theorists Are Pretty Worried About The Situation In The Stock Market Right Now
Are we about to get a run-up in the stock market to new all-time highs? David Morgan is skeptical. Here’s why…
Continue readingFund Manager: Might Take A Debt Jubilee For All Households For Fed To Save Economy
The Fed is running out of bullets, and it looks like MASSIVE money printing is coming up next. Dave Kranzler explains…
Continue readingThe Real Cost Of Debt: Student Loan Debt Is Impacting The Entire Economy
The coming financial crisis will be hard on people deeply indebted, but student debt is already dragging down the nation as a whole. Here’s how…
Continue readingCREDIT EXHAUSTION: The Coming Crisis The Fed Can’t Fix
Thus will end the central banks’ bombastic hubris and the public’s faith in central banks’ godlike powers…
Continue readingHere’s Exactly How The Housing & Stock Markets Will Die And How Gold & Silver Spring Back To Life
SD MIdweek Update: Here’s how the housing market, stock market, & entire financial system will die, and why gold & silver will spring back to life…
Continue readingNYC Home Sellers Are Slashing Prices “Like It’s 2009”
The New York City real estate market is now officially crumbling as sellers are slashing prices. Here are the details…
Continue readingDeutsche Bank Is Big Enough That A Collapse Could Bring Down The Entire Economy
Wolf Richter looks at the systemic risks in the banking system both home and abroad. Here’s what he’s found…
Continue readingFund Manager: No, The Falling Housing Market Isn’t About ‘Tight Inventory’
Dave Kranzler blows the claims that a falling housing market is due to tight inventory out of the water with solid evidence and facts…
Continue readingDeath Of The Great Housing Recovery: Housing Collapse 2.0 Has Begun
“all part of the developing Epocalypse in which multiple industries collapse into the final depths of the Great Recession as the fake recovery…”
Continue readingWill The Surging Price Of Lumber Be The Pin That Pops The Housing Market Bubble?
Steve St. Angelo says the all-time record high lumber price hasn’t phased the housing market one bit. But it will matter. Here’s why…
Continue readingFund Manager: Subprime Mortgages Are Back Just Like A Dog Returns To Its Vomit
Dave Kranzler says “mortgages now offered by the Federal Government are beginning to look and smell like the same sub-prime sewage that…”
Continue readingTexas Realtor: The Fed Has Successfully DESTROYED The U.S. Housing Market
It’s not often someone publicly calls their own industry “destroyed”, but today we get just that. Here’s just how destroyed the market has become…
Continue readingSilver Tags A 16-Handle Just As Expected And That Can Only Mean One Thing (Or Two)
SD Markets Outlook: If we’re on the verge of a new trading range, like the one we just got out of, it’s not going to be fun. Here’s why…
Continue readingReal Estate & Banking Pressures Are Building As The Fed Pushes The Envelope
Chris Vermeulen “says the combination of these factors, as well as relatively narrow wage growth, are pushing many borrowers over a financial cliff.”
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