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To: bart13 who wrote (122935)	11/2/2016 2:05:22 PM
From: John Vosilla	Read Replies (1) of 218863

I could post a pile of charts that look like a recession or housing crash is nearby, but none of them take into account the various "hidden" economic and geopolitical games going on behind the scenes that are trying to set up barriers to prevent a recession or housing crash or much worse, etc. I wonder if 2008 could have even happened with the yield curve where it has been in place this entire time plus gas prices in the low $2 range for the term?? We got serious overbuilding in of high end condo markets in may gateway cities urban core. That seems to be the big asset bubble now along with the new horsemen of NASDAQ, sovereign debt, cap rates on institutional grade real estate, auto loans, student loans, healthcare costs to GDP and corporate debt moving down the food chain? So in many cases far worse already than 2008 but residential RE debt levels are lower.. Question is can it collapse if current trends in rates and gas prices? Probably another $4-5 trillion needs to be added to debt levels for RE before it happens IMHO.

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