DEADLINE NOVEMBER 1 💎💎 2023 HouseHack Startup Fundraising (Read Circular; this is not a solicitation): https://househack.com 🚀Noob vs Pro Crash Courses PRICES JUMP SOON: https://meetkevin.com
✅✅My Product & Service Links✅✅
💎Noob vs Pro Crash Courses: https://meetkevin.com💎
🏦Profit Portal (Course): https://go.meetkevin.com/pp
🟢ACTUAL Financial Advice with Kevin: https://stackhack.com
🚨My Startup: https://househack.com
📰My Daily Newsletter: https://go.joinmeetkevin.com/the-daily-wealth/
Favorite 3rd-Party Products (Affiliate / Paid Commissioned Links):
🎥360 Matterport Camera: https://metkevin.com/3d
✝️Life Insurance in as little as 5 Minutes: https://metkevin.com/life
📸https://metkevin.com/webcam
⚠️⚠️⚠️ #capitulation #meetkevin #flip ⚠️⚠️⚠️
Housing & stocks dangers.
📝Disclaimer:
This video is not personalized financial advice for the viewer. Read the Offering Circular before investing in HouseHack.
✅✅My Product & Service Links✅✅
💎Noob vs Pro Crash Courses: https://meetkevin.com💎
🏦Profit Portal (Course): https://go.meetkevin.com/pp
🟢ACTUAL Financial Advice with Kevin: https://stackhack.com
🚨My Startup: https://househack.com
📰My Daily Newsletter: https://go.joinmeetkevin.com/the-daily-wealth/
Favorite 3rd-Party Products (Affiliate / Paid Commissioned Links):
🎥360 Matterport Camera: https://metkevin.com/3d
✝️Life Insurance in as little as 5 Minutes: https://metkevin.com/life
📸https://metkevin.com/webcam
⚠️⚠️⚠️ #capitulation #meetkevin #flip ⚠️⚠️⚠️
Housing & stocks dangers.
📝Disclaimer:
This video is not personalized financial advice for the viewer. Read the Offering Circular before investing in HouseHack.
Oh boy, could the great housing and stock market reset be upon us in this video. We're going to discuss a problem that unfortunately might not be realized and if we come to realize it could be really bad for stocks and real estate before. I Talk about the problem which we'll get to in about 30 seconds. It's worth noting what's going on in the world.
Fear, fear, gaug is back over 20. We've had the worst October in the stock Market in 5 years, real estate in the last 45 days has hit a wall. We are studying the market on a daily basis with my real estate startup and we see the impact into the wall. It's worsening by the day.
allocations are getting cut to stocks just like they were getting cut in the 2022 bar. Market back to October of 22 levels. That's where we're getting cut back to. That was like that was the bottom of our stock market over the last few years.
Uh, with the exception of Coid obviously was October of 22. We're now cutting stock allocations at companies on Wall Street per Bloomberg Goldman Sachs and otherwise to October of 2022 allocation levels. Some of the steepest losses have been seen in the NASDAQ in The Last 5. Years.
And look, everybody has their turn to be right. It's really easy to make fun of the Bulls when they had their turn and then stocks. Correct. It's easy to make fun of Crypto when they had their turn to be.
you know, go to 69k and then correct. It's easy to make fun of bears when you know they had their have their turn now and then eventually they won't have their turn again. Everybody goes through their cycle. I Really believe that? But something that's critically painful now is that Goldman Sachs believes the Federal Reserve won't be done keeping their boot on the next of the economy until jobs print.
Negative? That is until the economy actually starts firing people. People actually start losing their jobs. That's when the Federal Reserve might finally be done. Because that's when their Narrative of Maximum employment starts getting hurt and that's the first time they have to start evaluating.
Uh-oh Well, if right now we have maximum employment, then we just need to fight inflation. But as soon as that maximum employment gets threatened, then is the first time they can critically ask themselves. Okay, have we done enough? And until the job Sprint goes negative, we might be suffering with boot. So why is that? What is this thesis that contributes potentially to a longer term, great reset? Well, it has to do with cash.
and I Want to start about thinking about this cash idea from the real estate point of view. And then you're going to see how it relates to stocks. But nobody's made this connection. As far as I'm aware, it's something that through the research and studying and reading that we do, we're like oh wow.
First, real estate prices year-over-year in many markets are down 0 to 10% It's not actually that horrible when you consider that mortgage rates are now over 8% and and they were under 3% That's an over 500 basis point move in mortgage rates which should reduce buyer purchasing power by 50% Yet, prices in some markets like Florida are slightly positive. Year-over year, the national average is down maybe about 5% and some other markets are maybe down 10 to 15% especially the coid markets where we're seeing kind of a coid reversal. It's kind of like the markets that boomed the Boise's and the Austin. They're having a little bit of an unwinding, and the markets that people were fleeing are maybe a little bit more stable at least when it comes to California. And Florida is this unique exception, where despite homeowners insurance rates that are so unaffordable, people don't even want to have homeowners insurance anymore, people are still flocking to Florida. But what's the cash thesis? The cash thesis is that people had so much extra wealth built up during the pandemic, so much in excess savings that they are actually able to insulate the loss of their 50% purchasing power by accepting a higher level of payments as a percentage of what they otherwise would have been used to. So in other words, if you're like, hey, you can afford a $500 a month car payment and you're used to a $500 a month car payment, then all of a sudden somebody gives you $50,000 in stamy money. Let's just say I'm being extreme here.
Okay, to make the point and then somebody's like, you want that new car. Well now the payment's going to be a thousand bucks. You're like dude, I got an extra 50 Man like, what's another six a year like? no problem I have the car paid off before I'm out of my 50. The same to obviously a different extreme could be what's happened in the housing market where you actually had so much propping up of excess money that what did you end up getting left with you ended up getting left with people who had such a larger amount of coffers that they're like no problem I'll take the higher interest rate cuz I want that house I want that property I want to live given that and I will refinance it when rates are lower I've got to have it now because I can afford it now I don't know if I'll be able to always afford in the future, but I want it now because the pandemic taught us that life is short.
Unfortunately, that attitude is exactly what Jerome Powell has to squeeze out of us. It's a little graphic, but it's kind of like getting waterboarded. Okay, like you get waterboarded in torture. Okay, it's like you're you're getting Li thrown down on the table and Drome pow's doing this and you know they're dumping buckets of water on us.
If you get up and go that all you got I'm still buy that house I'mma still buy the dipon. Stocks can be like all right and then you get it again. How about now? I Still feeling good? How about now? And it's literally the economy getting waterboarded. The economy is getting tortured. the economy is just still so resilient and strong. It's not until you actually start choking near death, which will be measured by job loss. the FED might U-turn and that's why. and it's it's It's so interesting because everybody always wants to be right.
Everybody knows people do their best and people are right. people are wrong. I've been right many times, but I've also made some oopsy dupsies. not to mention any names and face oopsy dupsies.
Uh, still hope. uh. but anyway, take a look at this. TS Lombard was a longtime B Okay, they've been a bear throughout 2022 and that's why they got a lot of popularity like Mike Wilson and Morgan Stanley bear throughout 2022.
What happened in the summer of 2023, when the stock market was going straight up for months in a row. they actually flipped Morgan Stanley's like, you know what? or Mike Wilson's like I was wrong now and and and they they flip, they're like, you know what? it's time to go bullish. Uh, you've got TS Lombard That's like, you know what? We're increasing our allocation to equities because have to because you know we don't want to get left behind. Or TS Lombard Here said that those are things we covered this summer.
The Bears Felt they were so wrong that even the Bears capitulated And you know what? That was the sign of the top folks. Hindsight is 2020 and I missed it when the Bears started capitulating. That was our warning sign that was our red flag. When Mike Wilson and TS Lombard your resident Bears get up and say we can't handle it anymore.
This economy is too strong and they stop torturing the economy as bears do. Then all of a sudden that's when you know you've hit a peak and guess what? Jpow the torture. He just keeps going. But you know what? There is a risk that he's not Oh I'm looking at the wrong camera.
There is a oh well, you got my side shot. There is a risk that Jow is going to just keep going until our GDP approach us under 2% which TS Lombard actually believes it could happen in Q4 They think that earnings recession will drive us into a deterioration below 2% that Q3 was an anomaly, but Q4 Q1 will drive us below 2% In fact, they expect real GDP which is how we measure GDP inflation adjusted to be 1.5% in Q4 which will still make our annual GDP rates we over 2% but the point is we'll be squeezed down to finally below trend. Is that finally what's going to lead to joblessness and then the FED u-turning Possibly. But it's not just TS Lombard It's even folks like Goldman Sachs who are saying we need to see the joblessness.
We need to see the tortures. Flinch And the reason the Market's done so well is because people have had this excess cash to buy the home and to buy the stocks. The problem with that is you don't convince the FED that they've done enough. So what happens when people are finally out of cash and this is where it gets interesting. Think about this. What happens when people finally say I'm done in the real estate market? You know what that looks like that looks like every seller and their mom right now saying we are going to put our homes on the market in Spring And then what if the buyers then don't have cash and all of a sudden you see yes, low inventory, but low buyers now creating some balance. but now buyers have dropped even lower. So you're seeing real estate hitting a temporary wall.
But then what happens when Real Estate inventory starts doing this? That's what we're watching closely with my real estate startup deadline to invest in that for 2023. Here is November 1st Go to House Hack.com to learn more. Somebody By the way, in our last House Hack video absolutely nailed it. It's a first commenter that I've I've I've seen that probably summarized what we're trying to do with that company.
So succinctly, uh and and they saw s the vision so well. The mini funds part of your company is fascinating me the most. It's over here on this. um more.
Niche Video Our first renovation by real estate startup. We have multiple Renovations going, but Mini funds the mini funds part of your company is fascinating me the most. It seems you may be selling the real estate to institutions investors as a property backed security that then has instant positive Equity since you bought them at a discount, still going through the offering circular. but if you pull pull this off.
This is crazy stuff man. no guarantees in the startup. World Anyway, what happens in the spring when finally the money is out? That's the fear that exists now. So what does that mean? does that mean paper hand right now on all the stocks you have? Stocks can often amplify the fear beforehand.
So it's possible that you paper hand now you've already hit your second bottom. There's no guarantee of that though with real estate though. 110% patience. That's what House Hack is doing.
Strategic deals where people are begging us to buy the properties right now. no liquidity. We literally have people with like hoarder homes and moldy moldy homes or or or situations that they can't get out of where they're like please, we need the cash tomorrow like as I'm starting to see that where people sellers are like Kevin Kevin please please please can you give us a like I'm literally getting sellers Kevin Can can you give us a non a non-refundable deposit? Please please. That's the fear you discount that to insulate yourself anyway.
If you want to learn more about the strategies that I employed to build wealth and how to deal with this sort of psychology of money, make sure to check out my courses at Meetkevin.com They're less than $100 each. We've got a lot of them coming out within the next few weeks and we're really excited to prell them. They'll all be worth double. Check out my housing startup at Househ Hack.com uh or just go to meet Kevin.com You'll see all the little things at the top including Financial Advice and folks I'll see you in the next video. Just do keep in mind even though I'm a licensed financial adviser wearing a Christmas sweater right before Halloween I'm a licensed real estate broker and I'm becoming a stock broker. Yeah, stock broker too. This video is neither personalized Financial advice nor real estate advice for you. It's generalized perspective and that should make sense, right? I Don't know your personal situation I Can't give you taxt or legal advice and any third party content I Show Like these research reports I can't endorse them I I Can't tell you that these are 100% correct I'm just showing you and commenting on what other people are saying.
uh and so remember that this video is not reasonably sufficient information for you to make an investment or to evaluate a security. Uh, any products I promote could be Affiliated probably are. and the goal obviously of providing value is to not only make sure that my family has the ability to survive uh, but also that we can be here to keep providing value. We just had little twin babies and we're bringing them home very shortly.
I Can't wait to share them with you on video. Thanks so much for watching! We'll see you soon! Bye not advertise these things that you told us here I Feel like nobody else knows about this? We'll We'll try a little advertising and see how it goes. Congratulations man, you have done so much People love you people look up to you Kevin P there financial analyst and YouTuber meet Kevin Always great to get your take.
Congratulations on the twins! No worries, the world is fine, market is stable and we are heading into a great 2024! Merry X'mas!
You look like a Hollywood star.. can't put my finger on it though.
Kevin, congrats, you'll see little girls are the best. They always love their daddy.🥰
Analogy of Powell's monetary policy to waterboarding was comedy gold – and totally accurate!
Government played a reverse Robyn Hood role in 2020-2021. They took money from poor through inflation from the whole world and gave it to the rich in US so the rich can provide more jobs. Then they called it Bidenomics and are hyping on it like it's a good thing, but now the rich can't provide more jobs, prices increase and that keeps great earnings afloat, while volume of sales is going down. Jobs will not necessarily decrease, but they won't increase for a very long time.
Im looking to buy right now, my rational is that prices have come down to a reasonable level and im willing to take the hit on rates if it means I have access to houses while other people are waiting for lower rates. I can refinance in a few years for lower rates. Im not in a rush, im fine living in my rv lol. Should I wait till spring?
Kev, they have sooo much extra money, they just pay cash. They don't need a mortgage.
yep.
ENPH bag holders 🙂
I’m in solar. Enphase will bounce back, but right now interest rates is slowing sales everywhere. The solar panel market is in absolute overstock. Our warehouses are full with 10s of 1000s of panels. Prices crashed on panels. But now people are looking for cheaper inverters other than Enphase. I believe Enphase will bounce back strongly.
You said it would be a Nike check mark recovery 😂
I’m going to reiterate what you said at one point because you got it partially right. The FED isn’t directly worried about GDP or unemployment. They want inflation down and expectations well anchored. The problem is that it’s hard to get inflation down if the economy is actually strong. It’s also not enough just to have inflation expectations anchored if current inflation is high.
Looks like shorts are about to capitulate
I just went under contract on a house. 2.5k sqft in cibolo tx. Was listed at 370 2 months ago but has been lowered every few weeks until now 344. I bought it for 330 and assumed their 2.5% loan!
Its not christmas sweater season yet
Kevin, are you going to address your TMF and ENPH calls? People following you have lost a lot of money on these. I am sure your Househack will benefit you greatly.. your investors, I am not sure.. will be another "PP" make Kevin more rich scam I am sure. Watch out guys.
I throw all my crypto … I’m prepared to enter into stocks
Is house hack a $5000 or $10,000 like it says in the prospectus?
Joe Biden’s gotta go
Let’s be honest with ourselves Joe Biden sucks, so is his economy?
As much money as Kevin makes on YT. It would be nice to time stamp your videos. Get to the point and not wasting 14 minutes of viewers time. Also, the constant hussle of trying to sell something on your channel is exhausting. "Give me your money" all the time getting old.
Aren’t you getting tired of this topics? I get it… there are some clues of a possible market, you made a video, 2, 3… but I guess it’s an expired topic now.
Man, I never know if I’m going to learn something watching one of your videos, or be subjected to a 10 minute commercial, it’s a coin flip
The water boarding analogy is fucking hillarius and soooooooo accurate
Kevin, thoughts on the Massachusetts real estate market holding up for a correction? I feel a lot of the properties were significantly undervalued before the pandemic.
I'm looking to move south to mid wrst florida regardless of rates. Im locked in around a 3% rate but my house is +60%… excluding what we have done since buying so ill cover the difference.
Historically ive seen floridas boom and bust cycle is much stronger than other locations such as Massachusetts so I'm looking to make the swap if the Florida market comes down significantly… or will the covid government policies cause the fl market to stay strong?
Bro… Shelter waterboarding. 😂
Kevin, I'm in Montgomery County in Texas..our housing market isn't falling.. I've been waiting to buy a house over a year now, and they are selling higher prices than I've ever seen. Even with higher property taxes.. WHY?? Can you plz take a look at my area?
Oh wow. I didn’t know you and Lauren had twin baby girls. Congratulations double. 💗💗💗💗🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊
Kevin, congratulations to your new little girl. I’m glad to hear that she is doing well. I haven’t been able to follow you much. As all of us are going through something different. But I just wanted to make sure that I sent you a congratulations to you and your wife.
You’ll know it’s bad when the peeps with 3% loans lose their jobs and have to walk away because the “low payment” can’t be covered even by renting the property. That is when the fed will finally flip. Gotta first let some air outta some tires🤑😆😆
If the Cali weather is so good, why do you wear those horrid sweaters?
I don’t understand why people are still moving to Florida so much. It’s getting really crowded here and property taxes/homeowners insurance is horrible. Plus houses are still high here. Is it just politics? I don’t get it.
I can tell you it’s been HELL all year in the car business. Especially the past 4-6 months. Been selling cars for 7 years and I’m getting out. It’s bad enough manufacturers were sucking all the money outta it a few years ago, but it’s becoming an order taking business where you can’t make a check because manufacturers pay so little. I mean cmon, the gross between invoice and MSRP on a $50k SUV is like $1700 and the dealer’s “pac” takes $800 off that right off the bat. Your gross is 25% of profit, that means you’re making a mini and almost any car sale, god forbid the dealer decides to sell at invoice or below. It’s ridiculous
The car business will become an online ordering system where you deliver cars to peoples houses and teach them about it for 1-2hours. No way I’m doing that for such terrible pay