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Strategies & Market Trends : US Inflation and What To Do About It

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To: ggersh who wrote (524)7/20/2014 11:58:02 AM
From: John Vosilla  Read Replies (1) of 1504
 
It is working in inflating real estate values on the residential side. Now lighting a fire on J6P rebuiilding his credit and Gen Y to get in the game as I ASSUME credit will loosen up further in coming months and years. Exactly what the fed has wanted.. Why no one on the housing board was listening to those of us in 2010 instead babbling about shadow inventory and looking in the rear view mirror when I saw all the smart money buying it all up quicker than new ones were put on the market by mid 2010. BUT now I fear the exact opposite housing bubble 2.0 will be a huge problem in about 3-5 more years. Biggest mistake will be new highly leveraged entrants get in the game at peak prices yet again like 2005-06. Most housing cycles last 18-20 years but because of the fed this one should be much shorter.. Other possibility is interest rates stay very low for a generation and sky high RE prices just flatten out meaning the only winners would be the ones who got in cheap. Not good for society long term but also means the economy will boom until prices reach the sky high plateau
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