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In his podcast addressing the markets today, Louis Navellier offered the following commentary. Cracking Housing And Services PricesThe Labor Department on Wednesday announced that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.4% in April and 4.9% in the past 12 months. Although the CPI was in line with economists’ consensus expectation, what got Wall Street excited was that Owners’ Equivalent Rent only rose 0.4% in April, down from 0.6% in March and 0.8% in February, so finally the fact that housing and rental prices are cooling is showing up in in the CPI report. Also encouraging was that service pri...
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The housing boom has led to a lot of talk that we are in the middle of a housing bubble. Comparaisons have been made with the housing boom that preceded the financial crisis of 2008. Concerns have been raised that the boom is not sustainable and that demand will eventually hit a ceiling as prices prove to be too much for buyers. Yet, the evidence suggests that this boom is very different from the boom that fueled the subprime mortgage crisis. Indeed, it is possible to argue that critics are right that demand is not infinite and yet argue that elevated home prices will be a feature of the resid...
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In hisDaily Market Notes report to investors, while commenting on the FOMC statement, Louis Navellier wrote: [soros] Q3 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more MIA LeadersThe G20 meeting was held in Rome last weekend, but China’s President Xi Jinping, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin, and Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida were all absent. The fact that Chinese President Xi was absent signals that China’s domestic problems are very serious – and China does not like to be criticized by any other nation. Before leaving for Italy, President Joe Biden thought he had the framework on a new...
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Whitney Tilson’s email to investors discussing that Facebook is big but maybe not a monopoly; Biden weighs new executive order restraining big business; U.S. housing prices jump the most in more than three decades. Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Facebook Is Big But Maybe Not a Monopoly1) Shares of social media giant Facebook (FB) popped on Monday when a U.S. federal judge dismissed two antitrust lawsuits against the company. Here's Bloomberg columnist Matt Levine's take: Facebook Is Big But Maybe Not a Monopoly. Excerpt: The government's position is not crazy, it's just not f...
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The latest house price index from Nationwide shows that house prices climbed a further 5.7% annually in March, although there was a marginal -0.2% month on month decline. [soros] Q4 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Stamp Duty Holiday Remains The Star Of The ShowManaging Director of Ascend Properties, Ged McPartlin, commented: “Where the story of the UK property market is concerned, the stamp duty holiday remains the star of the show. While monthly growth slowed marginally in the run-up to the original deadline, its extension has ensured market activity will remain strong for the r...
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