housing is overpriced in many areas
we rely on China for too much
the nation has too much debt
Democrats are buying votes
Recession? We’re soaking in it.
Somebody drove this to happen. Who has benefited?
That’s who that was? That guy was a crackpot. He was even crazier than Langone... who was a CNBC regular.
At least there are no mean tweets
(that a recession may have already started.)
“may”????
Oh we have, it’s just that when we sound the alarm, the Wokests and the Jihad Junta Jackboots jump down our parched throats.
Powell had to raise rates until he broke something. So now let’s see where he goes?
Guarantee you, someone somewhere is trying to figure out how to blame this on Trump.
We have been in a recession since the middle of last year.
We are way past recession. The growth that is being reported is being funded by federal debt. A thousand years from now this period in American history will be covered much the same way we talk about the children of Israel building a golden calf that Moses smashed when he came down from the mountain.
“And maybe the American people will finally wake up..”
Not a chance for the democrat part.
the democrats’ conceit is that there is a big government managed way out of every problem, no matter how big the problem grows to be.
this conceit may soon be challenged as never before.
Ironic that he was saying this on the Pillsbury Doughboy’s show. Cavuto hated Trump and rejoiced in his 2020 “defeat.” That means he was a Biden supporter and he’s part of the reason we’re all suffering now. He can ESAD as far as I’m concerned.
When interest rates are lowered, smart money massively buys commodities (and single family houses[which require less maintenance due to better materials than when I was young]).
Could prices be as high as they are if the total value of Federal Reserve notes was only adjusted after 1914 for population growth?
If the prices of houses goes up by 20% annually don’t expect 3% mortgages.
The traditional mortgagees might decide to buy houses instead of lending money.
I’m losing buying power even when getting over 4% on CDs.
In the mid-1920s to keep Great Britain on the gold standard the Federal Reserve had 1% interest rates as I recollect from reading.
There was a great stock market and housing boom, followed by busts.
Not sure who this guy is. I’m stopped shopping at home gaypot a long time ago.