With inflation still breaking records, are we at the pivotal point for a crash now?
Fed is going to have to raise pretty sharply
They can’t raise it by much without a market implosion
Hey wework, the fed controls only the overnight rate. The market controls the rest. Mortgages are driven by 10 year yield. Car loans by 3 to 5 year rates. That’s why bond traders are called bond vigilanties. The market will force the fed to act its way, not how the government wants it to. Fed mandate had nothing to do with markets.
By the end of March -20% won't be wild at all.
In last 5 years stocks are up huge. So -15% more is nothing.
House prices are over values. Should drop as rates go up
Yes it will drop by magnitudes. Anyone who bought a home the past 2 years is a complete sucker
This ain’t happening in Bay Area .
Same bro 😪
Yeah we donezo
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Inflation coming for everything including equity prices. New highs on the horizon.
Doesn't work this way.
What’s in the cpi and ppi? Have you bothered to look up?