The Power of Housing In The Economy

The housing market is like a starting point for the economy. When housing gets better, it's a sign that things are improving. In the stock market, prices of stocks can go up for two reasons: when companies make more money (earnings) or when investors are willing to pay more for each dollar the company earns (valuation). Usually, better housing leads to improved earnings. But for things to get better overall, we need the housing market to stabilize, whether it's a gentle or more severe stabilization.

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