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Taking Advantage Of Bond Market Volatility
In today's video, we look at increased volatility in bond prices. We discuss a possible bounce and bond yield peak. We also discuss which areas of the market should benefit from peak yields. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
Mortgage Rates Flirt With 8% As Demand Slumps To Lowest Since 1995: This City's Housing Market Displays Cracks
Via Benzinga
AskSlim Market Week - Friday, Oct. 20
Projections for the next week. review of the previous in today's episode of the askSlim Market Week. 
Via Talk Markets
Housing Construction 'Boom' Ends, Data Shows: How Are Real Estate Stocks Reacting?
Low-interest rates during the COVID-19 pandemic drove housing demand higher, incentivizing builders to start new projects. But now, higher rates are killing demand and construction is slowing down... 
Via Benzinga
Real Estate Stocks Decline, Ending Six-Day Winning Streak As Mortgage Rates Surge To 23-Year Highs
Mortgage rate data revealed worrisome increases, with the average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage reaching 7.57%, marking the highest level in 23 years. The average rate on a 15-year fixed mortgage... 
Via Benzinga
Developing Your Uniqueness As A Trader
Via Talk Markets
The Impending Commercial Real Estate Crash
A discussion about the commercial real estate crisis. 
Via Talk Markets
Rising Bond Yields Fuel Surge in Tech and Growth Stocks
Amid rising bond yields, investors shift from dividend stocks to tech and consumer sectors, driven by earnings potential and shifting risk perceptions. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Bonds
Yield Curve Inversion May Not Predict Recession, But Analyst Says Too Early To Declare 'All Clear' On Downturn
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Here's Why Real Estate Stocks Got Crushed Tuesday
The stock market took a hit on Tuesday as treasury yields continued to inch higher. But real estate stocks got hit particularly hard, with the Real Estate Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSEARCA: XLRE)... 
Via Benzinga
Ranked: The Most Carbon-Intensive Sectors In The World
Utilities is the most carbon-intensive sector in the world, emitting a staggering 2,634 tonnes of CO2 per $1 million of revenue. 
Via Talk Markets
Office Real Estate Market Teeters On Brink: Experts See $1.5 Trillion Debt Due 2025 As Perfect Storm
Via Benzinga
Downsizing Homeowners Hit The Jackpot Amid Skyrocketing Property Values
As the U.S. housing market continues its meteoric rise, homeowners looking to downsize are reaping unexpected benefits. What Happened: The significant appreciation in property values has positioned... 
Via Benzinga
Morgan Stanley Strategist Advocates Defensive Stance As Market Dynamics Shift
A Morgan Stanley equity strategist advocates a cautious stance, favoring defensive sectors while highlighting challenges in other sectors. 
Via Benzinga
Fed Holds But Signals Hawkish Path Ahead, Treasury Yields Rise: The Week In The Markets
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Fed Beige Book Reveals Slower Consumer Spending, Higher Delinquencies
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Challenges Of Residential Real Estate
While the world was acutely focused on inflation and the consumer-felt impacts, the cousin of inflation, rising rates, is now being seen in various parts of the economy. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Mortgage Rates Climb To 7.31%, Highest in 23 Years: Shocking Chart Reveals Tremors in Housing Market
Via Benzinga
Value Stocks Outshine Growth Amidst Rising Treasury Yields: Key Sectors and Stocks Analyzed
The Vanguard Value Index Fund ETF (ARCA: VTV) has beaten the Vanguard Growth Index Fund ETF (ARCA: VUG) by 5% during the past month. The momentum shift comes as investors recalibrate their strategies... 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs
Chart Of The Week – Total U.S. Real Estate Prices
Activity in residential real estate has stagnated, but prices are holding up better than expected due to low inventories and a lack of forced sellers. 
Via Talk Markets
US Housing Market Faces Affordability Crisis Amid Skyrocketing Mortgage Rates
Via Benzinga
Mortgage Mayhem: Rates Reach Highest Point Since 2002, Rocking Real Estate Market
Via Benzinga
Correction Bottom Searching
Big picture, that‘s what we can expect in stocks over the coming weeks, making for a traders‘ market as select sectors are more richly valued than others. 
Via Talk Markets
The 3 Hot Sectors To Watch During The Summer Reporting Season
The outlook for S&P 500 earnings growth continues to worsen, but not all sectors feel the same pain, and some will post actual growth. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Artificial Intelligence Stocks
Bears Negotiating A Truce As Tech Option Activity Heats Up
We finally get a pull-back and the bears appear to be losing some momentum. 
Via Talk Markets
Commercial Real Estate Distress: How Bad Will It Get?
A discussion about the factors that will determine the extent of commercial real estate distress. 
Via Talk Markets
A Comment On Juneteenth; And What I’ll Be Looking For In Tomorrow’s Housing Report
If mortgage rates do not make new highs, but hover in the 6%-7% range in the near future, I expect housing permits and starts to level off as well, a trend that almost certainly has already started. 
Via Talk Markets
Countdown To ES Downleg
The current rally is built on the false notion that recession has been and would be avoided, that earnings would start to rise, and that incoming data aren‘t generally bad. 
Via Talk Markets
Top 7 Dividend ETFs for Retirement Income
Invest in these best dividend ETFs for retirement that are designed to optimize your long-term gains effectively. 
Via InvestorPlace
Will The Fed Ignore Critical Data?
A look at what it will mean to have the Fed raise rates while the treasury issues more debt and look at the short and long-term impact on equities and bonds. 
Via Talk Markets
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