Anyone got any ideas other than ZIRP & money printing this time? https://t.co/AWDxCc8ZHO
— Don Johnson (@DonMiami3) November 22, 2025
US wage growth is falling:
Wages tracked by Indeed increased just +2.5% YoY in October, the lowest growth rate since July 2020.
Excluding the 2020 pandemic, this is the weakest wage growth in at least 7 years.
For comparison, wages rose +9.5% YoY at the January 2022 peak.
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— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) November 22, 2025
Foreclosures Soar 20% As People Struggle To Pay Their Mortgages — Some Think It’ll Be 2008 All Over Again. ‘I’ve Seen This Movie Before…I Know How It Ends’
Foreclosure numbers just posted their strongest jump in months, and the latest figures have homeowners, would-be buyers, and online spectators taking another hard look at the housing market.
New data from ATTOM shows 36,766 foreclosure filings in October, almost a 20% increase year-over-year, along with a 32% rise in completed foreclosures. Several states—Florida, South Carolina, and Illinois among them—reported some of their highest rates since the pandemic-era boom fizzled.
That surge caught the attention of a user in r/HouseBuyers, who shared a Daily Mail report on the trend. Their caption struck the tone immediately: “I’ve seen this movie before and I know how it ends.” For anyone old enough to remember 2008 without Googling it, the sentiment was recognizable. The post didn’t need theatrics; the data did most of the talking.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/foreclosures-soar-20-people-struggle-174612935.html