HSN1F trade ideas
The start of a long train of woes for housingThis one will be super simple, not much to be stated here.
With big corp and foreign investments going into housing not just in the states but globally, we are seeing some really crazy stuff in housing.
This chart looks at new one family houses sold vs new housing permits and privately owned housing units total. In my honest opinion housing is, like everything, in a bubble and worse off it's reflecting the fomo that was in the markets prior to the downturn. Sadly I dont see an end to this housing insanity, not until a new economy rears it's head. This is only adding to the bond issues.
Housing, ohhhh boyHousing is being bought up by major investment firms in mass right now. Namely Blackrock (you know, the military contract giant, yea that one) If you are waiting for housing to drop like I am to move into your first home, I guess these major investment firms will have to go belly up first or sell (going belly up looks more likely, pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered.)
New one family housing in US - Macro Chart & Analysis. Be very careful those who wants to buy houses, I would suggest stay liquid or park your capital somewhere you will not loose your purchasing power as we know Central Banks are printing Trillions of USD/Euros to bring back stability but at the cost of taxpayers money, they are printing more money indirectly stealing the purchasing power of people who saved their entire life. Wait for the right time i would suggest at least 6-12 months so the dust settles down.
New One Family Houses Sold: US (HSN1F) MonthlyDates in the future with the highest probability for price direction reversals
DATA VIEW (NOT A FORECAST): NEW HOME SALES RECOVERY YOUNGHousing market was hit the hardest back in the 2008-2009 US recession, which triggered by the burst of the mortgage backed securities bubble.
Since then, US economy has restored her losses in most regards, if one is to look at the economic data.
Housing market, however, started to recover only in 2012 and is yet to reach its pre-bubble performance. It is clearly seen on the New Home Sales data, examined on the chart above.
