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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Be wary of over confidence on either side. For my job I get exposure to some of the greatest minds on finance, and the amount of folks that predicted that the market would hit all time highs in the midst of record setting coronavirus numbers and new variants is zilch. The point being, people on an anonymous forum, most of whom are lawyers, doctors, lobbyists, stay at home moms, won’t be able to predict what happens to asset prices, so stop mentally masturbating on here even though it can be fun because it’s a waste of time. [/quote]

They didn't predict a record high because it is fake.

All US assets from housing to stocks are grossly overvalued because of the Federal Reserve, massive amounts of money printing, massive injection of multi trillion dollar stimuluses, and too much credit liquidity.  It is a fake diabetic sugar rush.  Bubbles built on cheap and easy money they produce an environment of irrational exuberance when people all think stocks or housing only ever go up always end so badly when the sugar rush ends. [/quote]

Right but the money printing occurred and how much of the recent housing prices are simply a result of inflation??  Would housing prices decrease during a time of continued inflation?

Agree some unprecedented events took place.  Especially the printing press and checks sent out to everyone.  Also the low rates.  While I definitely question this FOMO real estate market we are in, I’m not convinced there will be any sort of crash.  [/quote]

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