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With Home Prices Soaring, Shoppers Fear Buying at the Top of a Bubble – Investment Watch

by Doug French via Mises Google reported in April that the search question “When is the housing market going to crash?” had spiked 2,450 percent in the past month, according to Diana Olick of CNBC. “Why is the market so hot?” searches had doubled in just a week. Since 2008, everyone has been on bubble watch. The price of anything goes up, for any sort of reason, and it’s deemed a bubble, soon to be popped. The large number of searches implies those shopping for a new home are wondering if they are walking into a trap. Home prices have soared and no one wants to buy at the top.

With Home Prices Soaring, Shoppers Fear Buying at the Top of a Bubble

With Home Prices Soaring, Shoppers Fear Buying at the Top of a Bubble July 3rd 2021, 2:32 pm The concerns about a bubble implies those shopping for a new home are wondering if they are walking into a trap Home prices have soared and no one wants to buy at the top Image Credit: Email “Why is the market so hot?” searches had doubled in just a week. Since 2008, everyone has been on bubble watch. The price of anything goes up, for any sort of reason, and it’s deemed a bubble, soon to be popped. The large number of searches implies those shopping for a new home are wondering if they are walking into a trap. Home prices have soared and no one wants to buy at the top. 

Canada passes bill to regulate programming on Facebook, YouTube

Canada passes bill to regulate programming on Facebook, YouTube © Chris McGrath Canada passes bill to regulate programming on Facebook, YouTube Canadian lawmakers passed a controversial bill that aims to regulate programming distributed by media streaming services and social platforms like Facebook and YouTube, a measure that critics warn could infringe on individual speech. The legislation drafted by Justin Trudeau’s government, known as Bill C-10, is meant to subject tech giants to the same requirements as traditional broadcasters effectively compelling companies like Netflix and TikTok to finance and promote Canadian content. It’s among the most far-reaching plans by governments anywhere to regulate the algorithms tech companies use to amplify or recommend content. BLOOMBERG NEWS

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