The Impending Economic Shift

Current economic indicators suggest that the U.S. is approaching a significant turning point, reminiscent of the pre-2008 financial crisis. A surge in inflation, currently at around 7%, is prompting discussions about the impending consequences of quantitative tightening, which is likely to push asset prices downward. As the Federal Reserve gears up to cease money printing and begins to reduce the money supply, markets could face harsh corrections that will affect not only stocks but also real estate. This shift is met with widespread optimism from first-time buyers who risk entering the market at a peak, potentially leading to substantial financial losses.