Stocks selling off after this morning’s hot CPI print. Could the inflation gauge push The Fed to delay rates into 2025? Plus A Real Estate rough spot. That CPI data sending all things real estate into the red. How commercial property, housing stocks, and the homebuying proxies are all being impacted.
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Stocks Sell Off As Oil Climbs, Rates Rise… And A “Witch Hunt” In Private Credit 3/5/26
Stocks selling off on Wall Street as crude oil continues to climb, and interest rates tick higher as investors digested the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. How the traders are navigating the whipsaw moves in stocks this week, and where they’re finding opportunity in the drop ... Show More
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Mar 4
Stocks Rally As Iran War Continues… And Salesforce CEO On The Software Slump 3/4/26
Stocks jumping across the board as investors digested the latest developments out of the Middle East. The groups leading the charge, and the oil spike impact on equities, rates, and currencies. Plus software stocks are looking to make a comeback this week, as the group looks to r ... Show More
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Jan 2024
1175 - Is Real Estate Still a Reliable, Inflation-Proof Investment Heading Into 2024? by Todd Parriott
In 2023, it’s been off to the races as everyone pondered: What will climb higher, faster—mortgage rates or home prices? Typically, the two work inversely and help offset one another, but in an unprecedented circumstance, both mortgage rates hit record highs as housing prices cont ... Show More
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Dec 2023
859: BiggerNews: Fed Announces Rate Cuts, Jobs Grow, and Boomers Buy Up Housing
The Federal Reserve finally announced the end of rate hikes. It’s a day real estate investors have been eagerly awaiting. With lower mortgage rates on the horizon in 2024, buyers could gain more control of the housing market, and the seller standoff may finally break. What does t ... Show More
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1103 - Morningstar Says Housing Affordability Will Rebound by 2025—What are the Talking About? by Sandy Yong
In a recent economic outlook by Morningstar, the housing market affordability is currently mimicking the peak of the housing bubble in 2006. This similarity is due to a combination of mortgage rate hikes, rising home prices, and income levels.
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<p>As month over month data begins to show a downturn in home prices, will overall price growth and sales begin to fall steeper than expected? Co-Heads of U.S. Securitized Products Research Jim Egan and Jay Bacow discuss.</p><p><br></p><p>----- Transcript -----</p><p><br></p><p>< ... Show More
