Next Housing Recession in 2020, Predicts Zillow

[ThatOwlWoman]

So the whole premise of the article is false then that monetary policy would be the driver of the housing recession as they claim if the Feds raise interest rates too quickly?
I’m open to hearing why you believe they are wrong and i’m wrong on the reverse end

You might have noticed that I did not register any speculation at all on the truth or not of the OP.

[evince]

https://seekingalpha.com/article/411...9-4-00-p-m-est


this guy predicted the last recession spot on


guess what he says is coming


oh and Wack gave me shit for predicting the last recession


he is NEVER correct

[evince]

what kind of people pretend they know something when they are always fucking wrong in the end?


assholes and russo bot holes


it kills me how these right wing posters think anyone should listen to what they say


they are always proven wrong

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what kind of people pretend they know something when they are always fucking wrong in the end?


assholes and russo bot holes


it kills me how these right wing posters think anyone should listen to what they say


they are always proven wrong

Shut the fuck up you ignorant crack whore. All you are good for is posting the same old shit over and over, your precious Billy Blowjob sowed the seeds of the 2007 meltdown but you're way too ignorant to understand.

https://reason.com/2012/10/14/clinto...ial-and-housin

[reagansghost]

don't say 'recession' too loud, Trump might have another shart

[cawacko]

Shut the fuck up you ignorant crack whore. All you are good for is posting the same old shit over and over, your precious Billy Blowjob sowed the seeds of the 2007 meltdown but you're way too ignorant to understand.

https://reason.com/2012/10/14/clinto...ial-and-housin

The premise of the article is that monetary policy will be the driver of the housing recession. What’s funny (or sad) is no one posting here actually read the article or addressed the issues presented (whether they agreed or not).

I’d be willing to bet half the folks in this thread don’t know the difference between monetary and fiscal policy and who controls what.

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The premise of the article is that monetary policy will be the driver of the housing recession. What’s funny (or sad) is no one posting here actually read the article or addressed the issues presented (whether they agreed or not).

I’d be willing to bet half the folks in this thread don’t know the difference between monetary and fiscal policy and who controls what.

Of course not, they are just ignorant peasants spouting bullshit talking points.

[Darth Omar]

The premise of the article is that monetary policy will be the driver of the housing recession. What’s funny (or sad) is no one posting here actually read the article or addressed the issues presented (whether they agreed or not).

I’d be willing to bet half the folks in this thread don’t know the difference between monetary and fiscal policy and who controls what.

I admit the general topic isn’t my strongest suit.

But you don’t see me debating it much either.

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The housing market in the U.S. could enter a recession in under five years, with online real estate company Zillow predicting that it will happen in 2020. In a research report in which Zillow polled 100 real estate experts and economists about their predictions for the housing market, it disclosed that nearly half of all survey respondents said the next recession will commence in 2020, with the first quarter of the year cited the most as to when the recession will start. The main culprit for the housing recession: monetary policy.

https://www.investopedia.com/investi...edicts-zillow/

So who controls monetary policy Kenny? Maybe this mighty old dog to learn new tricks?

https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/1...fiscal-policy/

[Micawber]

Thanks Trump

[cawacko]

I admit the general topic isn’t my strongest suit.

But you don’t see me debating it much either.

I work in commercial real estate and invest in residential real estate so for me this is an area I spend a lot of time following (and admittedly I’m still an idiot on the topic in many ways). So I’m not trying to come across as a know it all but it’s an area I’m familiar with.

Like you said there are numerous topics I’m not well versed on and generally don’t say a whole lot about either.

In this case people are responding having only read the heading and having no clue of the argument being made.

[Bill]

I work in commercial real estate and invest in residential real estate so for me this is an area I spend a lot of time following (and admittedly I’m still an idiot on the topic in many ways). So I’m not trying to come across as a know it all but it’s an area I’m familiar with.

Like you said there are numerous topics I’m not well versed on and generally don’t say a whole lot about either.

In this case people are responding having only read the heading and having no clue of the argument being made.

Do you think there will be a recession & housing market crash??

Isolated or generally throughout the country??

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Do you think there will be a recession & housing market crash??

Isolated or generally throughout the country??

Amazing how so many on here are wishing for a recession, what kind of mentally deranged type of person would wish for that?

[Guno צְבִי]

Shut the fuck up you ignorant crack whore. All you are good for is posting the same old shit over and over, your precious Billy Blowjob sowed the seeds of the 2007 meltdown but you're way too ignorant to understand.

https://reason.com/2012/10/14/clinto...ial-and-housin

sez someone who paid for a "wife" from Thailand

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Do you think there will be a recession & housing market crash??

Isolated or generally throughout the country??

An inverted yield curve is supposed to be a reliable indicator, however it is very easy, as we found out in 2008, to talk yourself into a recession.