Top Economist's SHOCKING Warning Signals Something Worse Than 2008 (The Data They're Hiding)

Renowned economist Dr. Gary Shilling reveals disturbing economic indicators that mainstream media isn't covering. In this eye-opening analysis, we dive deep into the data showing why current market conditions could lead to a crisis surpassing the 2008 financial collapse.

Key points covered:

-Historic low inventory levels
-The "lock-in effect" trapping homeowners in low-rate mortgages
-A 6.5 million unit housing deficit
-Construction costs up 30% since the pandemic
-First-time buyers facing the worst affordability crisis in decades

Drawing from extensive market data and Shilling's latest research, we break down why traditional solutions may not be enough this time. Whether you're a homeowner, prospective buyer, or investor, understanding these structural changes in the housing market is crucial for navigating the years ahead.

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[riccardon]

Great video🤙really detailed insight, thank you

[gary]

Prices have doubled since 2019. No need to buy a problem at that price.

[bluechurch]

Between Google, Blackrock, Air B&B, and others, housing prices continue to explode. I want to move, but have a 3% IR. I'm stuck, like so many others. END THE FED

[MagTV]

Plenty Of Inventory, Just Not Enough Buyers That Can Afford The Housing CDO Product! #INFLATION

[juliapintexas]

The real problem is the huge swath of Single Family Homes owNed by Hedge Funds.

[PatamaGomutbutra]

It is ARTIFICIALLY shortage. Many vacant houses sit outside market because the investors manipulation. This will not end well.

[TascamTascam]

There is no housing shortage anymore. There is too much inventory and little is selling

[larobardiere]

The real problem is the debt, the FED printing, inflation, salarys stagnant, government interventions, ...not enough buyers, we have surplus of houses, NO BUYERS !

[WildDogo]

It's legal to be homeless but illegal to stay in a less regulated shelter...are these regulations really there to help us? if not then who?

[nimo]

Texas has a lot of inventory.. San Antonio, Austin, Dallas and Houston.

[hologramhouse]

Shock and awe and thoughts and prayers

[jessieflores]

Excellent update. Thank you for sharing

[SurfingBoulder]

Economically, the demand fror cash is many times greater than ever costs of supply has more than doubled. Working and accessing the cash to meet the demand of the economy is coming to a screching halt

[mattb]

Every market distorted by the gov't. No one knows what the future will hold for any of the markets. Everyone that said things will crash were dead wrong but things could change fast as they did on the way up. Live your life, do the math and do not try to understand any of the craziness.

[Mr.Moose_]

Buyers are realizing they control the market. This will be a slow burn, but we can see the effects of buyers holding out. Good, no need to accept the greed from sellers. Let them sit and burn out.

[JonSmith]

This is silly. There is no shortage of houses. Supply is already increasing fast in many markets.

[ryanvanlandschootd.c.]

So last week the housing market is set to crash, now it’s set to… do more of the same for a decade?

Which is it?

[DZ-rffh]

The FED buying mortgage bonds fed this, in addition to other tinkering by Fanny Mae, C19, Air BnB mania, large and small investors from 2008 on. Hurricanes and inflation/economy a factor too. All bubbles pop. Bonds will be a factor in it popping since that drives the mortgage rates not the Fed rate. Finally the defaults are hitting now as foreclosures for the FOMO buyers start due to lost jobs or unexpected changes.

[WildDogo]

How about a new policy that gives 2～4% mortgage to your primary residence?

[georgemonat]

An increasing aging populations also adds to the demand and lock-in impacts.