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Lee Adler
Lee Adler is a seasoned market analyst and charting expert. His knowledge of the Fed's inner workings is second to none. He's worked in the financial trenches for over 50 years, including stints on Wall Street and the residential mortgage and real estate businesses. For 17 years, he published his own charts and analysis in the well-regarded Wall Street Examiner and contributed to David Stockman's Contra Corner. Lee's investment research continues to be based on analysis of the intersection of central bank policy, liquidity, and cycles in the financial market and real estate. That's why he's correctly identified profitable trends and trend turning points in his work over the years. Now, he uses his formidable talents and experience to make profit and protective recommendations for Lee Adler's Sure Money readers.
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Here's How to Profit from Plummeting Homebuilder Stocks
Housing is an issue for all of us – as investors and as ordinary people in need of a roof over our heads.
As investors, there's always lots of housing news toward the end of the month.
The National Association of Realtors releases its "pending" and "existing" home sales reports, which include sales volume and prices, every month. The Commerce Department releases its New Home Sales report.
I like to keep you updated on those reports here.
The news in late October wasn't good. I have been warning about this for months.
Homebuilding stocks have tanked since I suggested in early October that they were ripe to be shorted. It was an opportunity for big profits.
So should we harvest those profits now?
Here's what you need to know from the latest housing data... - Stocks and Bonds Are Finally Plummeting – and the Big Banks Are Pulling Some Strings
- The Economy Is on Steroids – Here's Why That Will Decimate Stocks and Bonds
- How to Spot a Housing Bubble and Sell Before the Peak
- How the Trump Tax Cuts Are Biting into Market Returns
- What to Do About Lagging Fed "Normalization"
- This "Uncooked" Data Proves It: Another Housing Crash Is Coming
- Why You Should Ignore the Record-High Consumer Confidence Index
- My Favorite Way to Be "In Cash" (No Mattress-Stuffing Required)
- How to Prepare for Fed-Sponsored Market Declines