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I dont see the feds destroying the US housing market since that would wipe out a lot of cash and derivatives in the process, completely disastrous to say the least. So really, I foresee a panic sale or panic buy as people scrounge up based off the fear of missing out, followed by a cash injection by the feds which will cause the prices to shoot back up. Essentially the opposite of a dead cat bounce

I dont see the feds destroying the US housing market since that would wipe out a lot of cash and derivatives in the process, completely disastrous to say the least. So really, I foresee a panic sale or panic buy as people scrounge up based off the fear of missing out, followed by a cash injection by the feds which will cause the prices to shoot back up. Essentially the opposite of a dead cat bounce

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As long as Blackrock & Vanguard are being given endless supplies of FEDBUCKS FIAT to buy properties, the price of properties will remain relatively stable at current levels - probably with marginal increases, regardless of market conditions.

As soon as Blackrock & Vanguard stop getting endless free FIAT to gobble up properties, and/or they decide to take that FIAT and invest it into something else (energy is the current next target on the hitlist), the above statement will probably hold true.

We have no economic rules or functional economy. Everything is fake, propped up by other things that are fake, used to justify stealing from people with artificial debasement of currency (taxes, money printing, picking winners, etc).

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