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Housing Insights (Videos): Housing Market Rug Pull, What Happens Next, Quadrillion Debt Bomb, Housing Crash Trigger, Collapse of America

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This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from John Williams, ITM Trading, David Lin, and The Atlantis Report.

John Williams talks about the shocking plan to rug pull the housing market and says you won’t believe what’s going to happen next. Taylor Kenney on ITM Trading discusses the next financial crisis being caused by derivatives and commercial real estate. Greg Dickerson joins David Lin to discuss why real estate hasn’t crashed yet. The Atlantis Report shares news of a coming horrific increase in interest rates and the Fed, housing market, and stock market being in turmoil.


ThisisJohnWilliams
Sep 23, 2023 and Sep 24, 2023

It Started: Elites Shocking Plan to Rug Pull The Housing Market

You Won’t Believe What Happens Next (w/100% Proof)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsBMyqpOR0s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAtmLfSCSLk


ITM TRADING, INC.
Sep 24, 2023

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Is another financial crisis looming on the horizon? In this video, Taylor Kenney delves into the world of derivatives and their potential catastrophic impact on the economy. Discover how derivatives, once described as “financial weapons of mass destruction” by Warren Buffett, played a role in the 2008 financial crisis and why they are now an even bigger threat, especially in the commercial real estate sector.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkOCx7qM5mI


David Lin
Sep 24, 2023

Entrepreneur and real estate developer Greg Dickerson explains the fundamental drivers of housing markets, and where valuations are headed next.

*This video was recorded on September 18, 2023

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wda3r7oZlwE


The Atlantis Report
Sep 24, 2023

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The Federal reserve’s hikes have significantly raised the costs of consumer and business loans in America. In fine-tuning its rate policies, the central bank is trying to guide the US economy toward a tricky “soft landing” of cooling inflation without triggering a deep recession. The US central bank has pushed interest rates to more than 4.75%, the highest since 2006. Besides forecasting another hike by year’s end, Fed officials now envision keeping rates high deep into 2024. As a consequence, the economy has decelerated significantly, as businesses reduced investments in the face of higher borrowing costs.

In generating sharply higher interest rates throughout the economy, the Fed has sought to slow borrowing for houses, cars, home renovations, business investment; This helps to ease spending, moderate the pace of growth and curb inflation; however, the opposite is happening, multiple factors are threatening to re-ignite inflation and weaken the economy. Rising oil prices are making gasoline steadily more expensive. Should that trend continue, it would worsen inflation and leave consumers with less money to spend. Even the so-far limited strike by the United Auto Workers union against the Big 3 US automakers will eventually further inflate vehicle prices.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WT58keG02L0

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