There may be a housing squeeze forming in the U.S... "The Fed has hurt the housing market the most," warns Nomi Prins, bestselling author and investigative journalist. When the Fed adjusts rates higher at an accelerated rate, "it inhibits the average homebuyer from purchasing a home." A key shift is occurring for energy innovation that is forming, "positive and long-term trends," across the spectrum. She concludes by predicting that markets will "react positively to this move back to neutral from the Fed," with a slowdown in rate hikes that coincides with inflation decreasing. Video by Stansberry Research.
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