Hello fellow rebel capitals, hope you're well.

So the real estate industry is coming out, some major players in the real estate industry

in begging the Federal Reserve for Mercy.

So what we have to do is check this out,

look at the details, read between the lines,

connect the dots, and see what's really going on behind the

scenes with the real estate industry, therefore housing prices and what we can

expect in the future.

It's not just sitting there saying,

well, prices have gone up or prices have gone down.

No, we've got to dig deeper.

We've got to look at the fundamentals.

We have to look at the supply demand dynamics, not just the

supply dynamics, to determine what will likely happen in the future with prices when you adjust for the rate of inflation.

So let's go over to CNBC and check this out title, Housing Industry.

I would assume this is investors, the big pools of money like

Blackstone, a Black Rock doesn't buy houses directly, but they own stock and like invitation homes I think which owns you

know 80 a hundred thousand maybe more of these single family homes across the

United States so the whole industry is coming together basically and they're urging

DronePowl to stop raising interest rates or risk an economic hard landing.

So for all the real estate bulls out there, I would ask why they would be doing this. Now I get it. They're trying to cover their own butts and whatnot. But if they really weren't worried about prices going down. If they just thought

truly that prices would just continue to go up and up and up and up because, hey, supplies at an all-time low.

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