Aug 31, 2020

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Will there be a Stock Market Crash? — Market Mad House

I’m not afraid of the stock market; instead I’m afraid of the U.S. real estate market. However, I believe both the stock and real estate markets are unstable and dangerous.

The real estate market scares me because most Americans participate in it. In particular, Statista estimates 65.1% of Americans owned homes in 2019. Pundits are happy because that number has grown from a low of 63.7% in 2016.

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