HousingJul 25, 2018
Googlefradde

Market correction now?

Housing has been slow in the last two months. Now with not-so-good Netflix earning last week, ok Google and terrible Facebook earnings this week, will the correction happen soon? If yes how far is the housing price correction lagging behind bad earnings?

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Facebook Mixitup Jul 25, 2018

Stop worrying about it

LinkedIn ntflx Jul 26, 2018

Is that what zuck is telling you?

Facebook Mixitup Jul 26, 2018

I’m not at fb anymore. I’m saying stop worrying about predicting market corrections

Netflix Gghhjjkk Jul 25, 2018

Sell everything. Panic.

Google fradde OP Jul 25, 2018

Yeah, I plan to do it tomorrow. Damn you, fb!

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Mojoman Jul 25, 2018

The housing market always seems to lag the stock market. If you look at the stock market low last time around, it was March 2009, but for housing it was sometime in early 2011. Of course, no two recessions are the same, so I would think that once stocks go down, and revenues go down, and people start getting laid off, add another year for the house in correction to start and maybe six months from there to bottom out. So I would say all in all, one year for the housing market to bottom out from when the stock market bottoms out.

Oracle fkthekinh Jul 25, 2018

Dude, you are relating what to what man! Amazon’s earnings is tomorrow. If they report awesome earnings, then what, does it mean the house market will surge again? Your post sounds more like wishful thinking for me.. Save up your money and wait. That’s all we can do.

Google fradde OP Jul 25, 2018

Amazon may have a terrible quarter too.

SanDisk Xpmo Jul 25, 2018

Since when Facebook and Netflix became recession indicator?

Google fradde OP Jul 25, 2018

Almost 200 billions market cap have just evaporated from the two. Where do you thing it go? Banks, institutions will have a lower profit because of this. Then they lose market cap too. 200 is nothing to the whole economy, but it could be the start.

SanDisk Xpmo Jul 25, 2018

FYI: 1. Revenue up/down is part of business cycle. 2. These inflated stocks caused 60-70% gain in S&P since last year so this was bound to happen. 3. Still there are undervalued securities in the market which you can find in the market other than big tech. 4. If you remove top 7-8 tech companies with inflated multiples, market is still fairly valued compared to US GDP.

Facebook delete[] Jul 25, 2018

It's okay. Microsoft is doing fine.

Twitter PictureNew Jul 25, 2018

You think people here have the ability to predict the future?

Google fradde OP Jul 25, 2018

No, but they do it all the time anyway.

Proofpoint gaaandu Jul 25, 2018

Google is still the big dog at least in terms of employees. Netflix isnt big enough to move the market.

Salesforce Tower Jul 25, 2018

Run Run Run!!!

SAP jujkspsst Jul 25, 2018

I’ll start to worry when there are mass layoffs

Google fradde OP Jul 25, 2018

EBay just did it. IBM does it every month.

Apple yVcI11 Jul 26, 2018

IBM layoffs aren't exactly an economic indicator. As you say, it happens regularly.