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Economic and Business cycle expert and Author of a "cycles" trilogy about history, politics, and economic cycles.

Could a recession actually boost real estate sales?

Consider this hypothetical question: if a recession hits this year or next, could that actually be good for real estate sales? Typically,...

Real Estate sales are in the tank, and some think they won’t recover any time soon

Housing sales, for both new and existing home sales, have fallen this past year (November 2017 to October 2018 – November 2018 and...

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Could a rate cut launch the housing market?

Which direction is this market headed?

What is going to be the next inflation trigger?

The yield curve inversion and what that means for the economy

Lower interest rates and less competition - how long will it last?

Have the bears had their last roar, or is the market poised for more pain?

Does the Fed need to adjust its inflation target?

Does a slowing economy mean a recession is around the corner?

Could a recession actually boost real estate sales?

Trade War relief and the Stock Market goes higher - feels like Groundhog’s Day

Asset bubbles and inflation - what is the correlation?

Fed changes course to boost the markets; another Greenspan-like put?

Real Estate sales are in the tank, and some think they won’t recover any time soon

Is the stock market rebound a bounce or a recovery?

Will a Fed rate pause incur additional inflation risk?

2018 Year-end summary, and a 2019 projection