US Home Construction Review $ITB #HomeBuilders

US Home Cons Review

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The Series 1 Economy & Stock Report 10/20/21, a series of videos and updates, extends the discussion.

The Internet is a great source of opinion. Few people do their homework, and most let their belief structures influence their interpretations.

One of the favorite belief of the permabears is rising rates are bad for stocks, and rising mortgage rates will be bad for home builders. The last 30 years has trained the public to assuming rising rates will be bad for everything. A quick spin on FinTwit reinforces this belief structure (see Tweet Below). Maybe someone should ask, or research if the invisible hand responds to this belief rather than positioning as an economic law. If not, the majority setting up to be played like the fool and bag holder. It's easy to be a bag holder - have strong opinions, don't do your homework, and never adapt when price move against your position.



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We've shown this charts before. Rising rates are not a death sentence for stocks. Fears sells, but the invisible hand, the only opinion that matters, is not listening. The following charts clearly show that stocks perform quite well when rates are rising (see Interest Rates and Stocks).

Interest Rates and Stocks 1850-1950

Interest Rates and Stocks 1900-Present

Oh but, home builders/construction will be crushed as rates rise, says FinTwit. The correlation between stock prices and home builders is 0.92 since 1960 (see Interest Rates & Home Builders. The invisible hand always finds a way to protect itself. Just because Joe six pack can't afford mortgages on their McMansions doesn't mean housing will collapse. Cash rather than financing and smaller homes emerge as interest rates rise. Don't let FinTwit play you for the fool.

Interest Rates Stocks & Home Builders

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