Hello fellow rebel capitalists hope you're well so we got some big news in the housing market and I

touched on this last week but now we've done some research, believe it or not.

And I've come up with some new data.

It kind of backs up what I was saying last week.

So let's go through this.

And then I want to connect some dots with the real estate market housing prices that this one's going to catch you off guard.

So make sure you're sitting down for this one because I'm going to give

you something to think about that I guarantee you you've never thought about before.

Actually, I'm going to write it down so I don't forget. I always do that. I always say I'm going to talk about something at the beginning of the video and I get off on a tangent never talk about it.

All right so last week if you guys remember we went over this article from Reuters and this is not the article from Reuters

This is the article from Reuters where it was talking about housing supply improving.

And you guys know from watching my videos that I've talked about how very low inventory

isn't necessarily bullish for prices.

How that could be bearish for prices

because if you just get a little bit of additional supply,

it could have a disproportionate effect on prices to the downside.

Just like it could have a disproportionate effect

to prices on the upside if you see demand increase.

But if you've got prices that are pretty much flat,

if you have all-time low supply or all-time-low inventory,

well, then you also have all-time low demand. If you didn't, prices would be going straight up.

And the easiest thought experiment I can give you to explain the point here

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