Investors Have Moved From Real Estate to Energy Investments
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Looking at the signs of the financial markets, my barometer is telling me we are nearing the end of the housing deflation. Why you ask? Well, as I see it when the mainstream media finally recognizes that a trend is happening, we typically are nearing the end of that trend.
And now surveys being released and trumpeted by the media are showing that average investors have moved out of real estate and into energy. So that tells me energy has reached its peak and real estate has hit its bottom.
A survey of 1,000 randomly selected investors earlier this month by TD Ameritrade found that 51 percent said they were investing in energy, followed by health care (about 40 percent), consumer goods (about 35 percent), and financial services and telecommunications (about 30 percent each).
And the majority picked energy stocks to be top market performers over the next six months.
Asked about real estate as an investment, 64 percent described current conditions as “a buyer’s market,” suggesting it wasn’t a good place to make money now. Twelve percent said it was “a seller’s market,” and 24 percent described it as “balanced.” via Chron.com
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It seems there are numbers posted about how much it could cost the US in home sales from people holding ...
The only people holding off will be those that are financially secure and can manage to hold off. How ...
What an awesome way to generate traffic for a story. Were they trying to time that for Sweeps Week? ...
That's awful. I wonder if using that tactic , if a building can be sold or used as collateral. ...
Good point about people possibly holding off now. The 4.5 percent interest rate could be a self-fulfilling prophecy. 
wow this is a wonderful creation...............i would like to be there once even in my life time........... 
Absolutely agree with Jon, excellent site and very imformative. Keep reporting to us please! 
I will say that had I never been to that site and seen Dean's many deals that he documented and ...
Great Real Estate
post ... very interesting. 
