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HOUSING MARKET 🚨 7.50% ‼️ MORTGAGE RATES IN TROUBLE! 54 CITIES GETTING CRUSHED!

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Stock MoeStock MoeSep 30, 2026Watch on YouTube
Overall SentimentBearishStrength: 85%

Overall Thesis

The host expects further upward pressure on Treasury yields and mortgage rates to weaken housing affordability, increase seller price cuts, and shift bargaining power toward buyers. He describes an emerging housing correction rather than an established national crash, with substantial regional differences.

Narratives

TNXCboe 10-Year Treasury Note Yield Index
Bullish

The host expects the 10-year Treasury yield to rise further as Fed tightening and government spending maintain upward pressure on rates. His bullish yield outlook translates into a bearish assessment of housing affordability and rate-sensitive investments.

Key Arguments

  • The host reports a 5.21% 10-year Treasury yield and describes yields above 5% as a threat to markets.
  • He argues that further Fed hikes should put upward pressure on the 10-year yield.
  • He identifies 5.25% as a yield threshold whose sustained breach would send mortgage rates toward 7.75%; these are rate levels, not security price targets.
  • Higher mortgage rates increase financing costs and reduce buyers' purchasing power.
  • He cites declining home sales, increasing price cuts, and regional inventory growth as evidence of housing weakness.
  • He identifies homebuilders, lenders, mortgage REITs, and home improvement businesses as sensitive to rising rates, without naming specific publicly traded securities.

Risks acknowledged

  • The next Fed meeting's outcome is uncertain.
  • Low distressed-sale levels and a solid labor market argue against an immediate national housing crash.
  • Existing owners with low mortgage rates are reluctant to sell, supporting prices through constrained supply.
  • Cash buyers and regional supply shortages continue to support parts of the housing market.

Predictions (2)

Bull
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Hedges & Caveats

  • A national housing crash has not occurred; distressed sales remain low and the labor market remains solid.
  • The Northeast and Midwest retain pricing power, while parts of the Sun Belt and Mountain West face corrections.
  • Low mortgage rates on existing loans discourage owners from selling, limiting supply.
  • The host says he does not know whether the Fed will hike at its October meeting.
  • The host owns multiple investment properties and stocks.
  • GigaStar is a private startup promotion; the host discloses an investment and compensation in additional shares.
  • The host warns that the promoted startup investment could lose its entire value and has a thin secondary market.
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