Questions from reporters over the last week, since the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices were reported on August 30th, were bearish. One slightly positive comment was that housing is doing better than the stock market. Another attempt at optimism came from a journalist who wanted (or his editor wanted) an article that now is a good [...]
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Stocks and Houses
Twelve years ago when the boom in tech stocks ended, housing was considered a safe investment to escape to. Six years ago the financial crisis took down both stocks and housing. Clearly neither is without risk, but maybe the past can offer some hint as to which might be better. Looking at the period [...]