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What was said about S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-City Composite Home Price Index

This is the TubeRank file on SPCS20R. Price calls from finance YouTube are kept here with the original quote, then checked against the market once their window closes. Read it the way you would a research notebook.

SPCS20R

S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-City Composite Home Price Index

The record, in brief

2 calls from 1 channel are on file for SPCS20R. None have resolved yet, so there is no hit rate to report. None are still pending. The record leans bearish: 0 bullish and 2 bearish.

On file
2

recorded calls

Hit rate
—

nothing resolved yetHow hit rates work

Pending
0

none waiting

Channels
1

0 bullish · 2 bearish

No chart in this file yet

Plotting needs at least two calls that each have a price target and a video date. What we do have is listed below.

Calls, by channel

Grouped by who said it. The latest thesis is written out; open a channel for the calls we kept, newest first.

Stock Moe2 callsBearish

The host expects forthcoming housing data to worsen as elevated mortgage rates affect transactions that are absent from lagged Case-Shiller readings. His forecast concerns housing broadly rather than a specific numerical target for the 20-city index, and he emphasizes substantial regional differences.

Most recent thesisSep 29, 2026Source video

The host expects forthcoming housing data to worsen as elevated mortgage rates affect transactions that are absent from lagged Case-Shiller readings. His forecast concerns housing broadly rather than a specific numerical target for the 20-city index, and he emphasizes substantial regional differences.