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DP Trading Room: Potential Housing Crash?

Today Carl and Erin discuss the potential of a housing crash as more evidence is coming in that many haven’t thought of. Private Equity firms have become very involved in the housing market, buying up properties on high amounts of leverage. What happens when it’s time to refinance?

The market has reversed its prior bear market trend and so it is time to pivot. Carl displays charts that support a recovering market.

The Magnificent Seven are diverting from each other with some looking bullish and others looking bearish. Get Carl’s current view of these hot stocks.

Erin covers Sector Rotation with an eye toward one sector that is showing weakness. She then finishes up the show with a look at viewer’s symbol requests.

01:21 DP Signal Tables

04:04 Market Overview

12:30 Magnificent Seven

20:10 Potential Real Estate Crash Discussion

26:14 Questions

34:54 Sector Rotation

38:51 Symbol Requests

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