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Housing Market Index must turn before econ recovery, 4-5 years?

https://www.nahb.org/news-and-economics/housing-economics/indices/housing-market-index This is single family only I believe…so may have to check multi-family. Case-shiller YoY price movement gives same results. Peak was Apr 2006 and bottom was May 2013 or 7.2 years (the often quoted real estate cycle). Current peak … Continue reading →

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Bear XLE = Bull TLT

Despite QE and stimulus …all reflected in XLE ! For TLT, two considerations- ‘flight to quality’ XLE

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Real Estate Timing Best Indicator

When year over year case shiller turns negative…bear market real estate. When it crosses to positive…back to bull. Real estate is the primary asset of middle class and reflects true state of consumer confidence and economy. Case Shiller YoY

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Credit Cards Show Transition – Real Estate and Economy

After credit cards started growing again in Jan 2012, real estate picked up 1 year later. And stocks picked up Jan 2013.

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Jobs Start to Go May

Bear market begun in Jan and now jobs start to go…

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Mortgage Market Falls Big

Back to middle of 2019

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TLT to XLE 2018 to 2020

When it crossed the 40 wkma. bull began, 2 weeks before fed meeting.

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TIP to IEF shows decline

Inflation pressure comes off despite oil prices peaking. Income also weak.

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Inflation Begins to Crack

Manufacturing ism prices paid drops significantly for first time in a year…

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OER Drives Core Inflation

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/fredgraph.png?g=CcIe The reason core inflation dipped in Dec and Jan is the drop in shelter inflation. But now as things open up again, shelter inflation rises. The blue line shows the oer rate needed (0.25) to achieve core inflation 2.0.

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