What Direction will Stocks, Oil, and Housing Prices Go?

[Terrel L. Shields]

The latest predictions come after snow fell

https://y.yarn.co/81155fa4-38c9-450e-9ef8-c1f8cf391d2b.mp4

Saw one today at $5.75 a gallon.

It's going to meander back and forth with demand falling at times and weather and geopolitics in play at others...

 

[IlliniApp]

The anger is building daily in Europe. They've had their fill of virtue signalling greenies

Angry Customers Demand Explanation As German Energy Bills Soar | OilPrice.com

As energy prices soar in Germany, utility call centers are being bombarded with calls from angry clients demanding an explanation

oilprice.com

Utilities in Germany have had to handle a surge in customer service calls in recent weeks from clients angry or desperate about their sky-rocketing energy bills, Reuters reports.​

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The biggest utility, E.ON, has ramped up its capacity to handle calls from consumers who are shocked to find just how much their energy bills have surged in recent months.​

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And Europe thought this well before Putin's invasion. They are mad as L now.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/01/business/energy-environment/europe-climate-action-cost.html

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By Liz Alderman​

Published Nov. 1, 2021Updated Nov. 3, 2021​

PARIS — Raucous demonstrations against high energy bills in Spain. Demands for social protection in Greece as coal mines close. Fresh protests in French rural areas and small towns over spiking petrol prices.​

As world leaders gather for a United Nations conference in Glasgow to tackle the threat of climate change, attention is pivoting to one of the biggest risks involved in decarbonizing the planet: ensuring that the costs of the green transition don’t set off a populist backlash.​

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Now whatcha think honey bunny?

All part of the plan, Terrel.
Step 1-create artificial shortages of energy
Step 2-create new government subsidies to assist citizens in paying energy bills
Step 3-sit back and watch central power continue to grow

 

[Fernando]

Are you quoting Cramer, or is that an original thought? I agree though. Cant fight the Fed. Growth stocks will struggle off and on for several years. Not the time for stocks with no earnings or ones that could be good "if" they grow and expand. Not a bad time to sit on the sidelines.

Not just Cramer but all Wall Street have succumbed to that motto. Even me.
When so called experts criticize the Fed, Fed will come back hard and make all obedient to the Fed again.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

adviser Steve Moore discuss tumbling stocks, large government deficits, lack of growth, and false signals on the market

 

[Charles West]

adviser Steve Moore discuss tumbling stocks, large government deficits, lack of growth, and false signals on the market

Love Steve

 

[OSU Beavers]

On the Bright Side, as they run out of savings more people will be taking out Home Equity loans just so they can by groceries and gas.

 

[Fernando]

Morgan Stanley said housing prices will drop 7% next year because of rising mortgage rates. That's not bad. I thought next year, prices will drop double digits.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

Hydrogen, eh?

 

[alebrewer]

On the Bright Side, as they run out of savings more people will be taking out Home Equity loans just so they can by groceries and gas.

If we could just get the lenders to use appraisals for HELOC's...

 

[Fernando]

Stocks went up again. Wife said she should have bought stocks earlier this month. She says that every time stocks shoot up.
Instead we moved our money into T bills which we can sleep well at night.