Get Ready: The upcoming REVERSE Fed Pivot is Going To Cause A Deeper Crisis In the Housing Market

The Fed is extremely confused about the future of inflation, and once they cut rates, they will unleash a next level leg of inflation that will undo all of their work and more. The housing market in particular will see a short-lived Boom followed by a catastrophic bust. Some parts of this video is parody. However, everything is grounded in truth.

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[Susanhartman.]

The markets are uncertain about the Federal Reserve's plan to raise interest rates until inflation stabilizes. What's the best strategy to capitalize on the current market conditions? I'm contemplating diversifying my $400k portfolio.

[nicolasbenson]

fear a housing crash due to people buying homes above asking prices with little equity. If prices drop, affordability and potential foreclosures may arise, worsened by future layoffs and rising living costs. I want to invest more than $300k, but I'm not sure on how to mitigate risk.

[Tonyrg]

The reason why the fed pivots is more important than the pivot itself.

[AsiehMansour]

BTC can disregard techincals when in a bull, did that in 2020 when it crossed previous ATH... stayed there a few weeks and continued pumping like crazy to 60k. Also, there is one constant... when around 90 on monthly RSI, the end is near. And don't expect crazy price targets of 500k... expect around 100k at most and be happy if there's more after that. If you believe big boys and CEO's of big invesment firms saying targets like 1M this cycle.. you deserve to be their exit liquidity..It's not about guessing the market's next move; it's about playing it smart and steady during trading...managed to grow a nest egg of around 2.3B'tc to a decent 21B'tc in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Francine Duguay, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.

[brianwhitehawker]

I was advised to diversify my portfolio among several assets such as stocks and bonds since this can protect my portfolio for retirement. I'm seeking to invest $200K across markets but don't know where to start.

[MediaDebunked]

They will only lower interest rates if there is a crisis. Make the rates higher say 10%

[flexjay]

What i really learned from the Redfin Quote, is actually the sentence at the bottom, under Fortune, where it says, " The Economy might be booming, but housing is in a recession " WOW, how out of touch is Fortune on the economy ? !!!

[grownupgaming]

8:30 not gonna happen. mortgage rates of 6% is not going to make the housing market go crazy. That is more like sub-5%.

As long as the Fed puts some gaps between each cut, there should be no need to reverse pivot. In the last 75 years, this has only happened in the early 80s. But fed fund rates were like 17% then....

[worldnomaderic]

You are assuming a lot here. First, you assume the Fed will hastily pivot and then reverse said pivot. The whole reason they haven't pivoted yet is that inflation has not lowered enough. They will keep rates high until the economy slows down enough. Right now unemployment is historically low, company earnings are good, and only some tech and real estate (especially commercial) are suffering....both related to the high cost of borrowing and high interest rates. We'll see when the Fed actually pivots. I suspect inflation turns into stagflation as a base case instead of a reverse pivot later on.

[EliteAtlantaHomes]

The sky has been falling for a long time 😂 the market has been “crashing” for a long time. We’ve been in a “recession” for a long time. Every YouTuber has been saying the same thing since the pandemic. Turns out they aren’t nearly as good at fortune telling as they are creating fear in people! 💯😂

[vitalsigns]

Mortgage rates are not high enough. Home prices are too high, and so is inflation. The FED is not restrictive enough. Puny QT, low rates vs inflation, and no mbs sales🤡

[JC.LC.]

I agree. Cutting the rates right now would be like adding fuel to a fire that you are trying to put out.

[jonathantaylor]

Good thing I kept listening because I 100% agree. The FED hiked late and they will probably cut early.. it’s obvious what’s going happen as a result- inflation will start to heat up once again. The FED will panic hike and give the markets whiplash.

[mle]

So don't buy a home until everything has fallen apart.

[jongoodman]

That is a helluva long ad in the middle

[Cristian_Alfaro]

oh dang i just bought a house. however "massive turd, wrapped in turd" hilarious

[FFL-vgro]

The majority of Boomers purchased their first home in the 1980’s with interest rates between 10% to 18%. We got a deal in 1985 at 12%. Today’s rates are about average for the last 50 years. Nothing exceptional here, unless you are young and have only experienced the market in the last decade.

[vitalsigns]

No reverse pivot. The FED intends to inflate

[wric]

Been waiting for a stockmarket recession for 2+ years thanks to youtubers: bank crisis, mortgage crisis, bank crisis 2.0. But has not happen, thus they killed most short sellers. Perhaps it's finally coming when fed pivots.

[fritzhussey]

I enjoy hearing your comments on the Fed, however I would argue that it really doesn't matter what the Fed does, the housing market is going to continue to correct. Typically, house values rise by 2.5%/year, however since 2016 they have been rising at 11% or more, thanks to ZIRP. The only way this situation is resolved is A. House prices drop in value, or B. The housing market stays frozen for years until incomes catch up to current prices, especially at normal interest rates. A house priced at $500, 000 with a 3% mortgage rate at $100K down, is worth $330, 000 @ an 8% rate, in order to get the same payment (ignoring taxes)