Jeremy Siegel, Wharton School professor of finance, explains why he is very bullish on the U.S. markets, and is keeping a close eye on improving housing data.
Once the dregs of the U.S. economy, beleaguered mortgage banks are becoming more attractive as the home sector claws back from a depression, an analyst said Monday.
The mortgage bond-buying spree the Federal Reserve is expected to embark upon won’t do “very much at all” to boost a housing market that only recently began to pull out of depression territory, a top Citigroup executive said Thursday.
"Whether QE3 is effective or not depends on whether it has lower interest rates on the high end," explains Chip Case, S&P/Case Shiller Index co-founder, providing an outlook on housing.
Oliver Chang, Sylvan Road Capital co-founder, discusses his plans to invest $1 billion to acquire and rent single family homes nationwide, with CNBC's Diana Olick.
The wilted housing market has pushed homes to bargain prices, Donald Trump told CNBC, adding that banks saddled with housing assets are "dying" to sell them to willing consumers.
The battered housing market may finally have hit a bottom, and Jamie Dimon's leadership makes J.P. Morgan's stock an attractive buy, Donald Trump tells CNBC.
Breaking down the numbers on housing, and discussing whether the data suggests the market may be gaining traction, with Chip Case, co-founder of the S&P/Case-Shiller Index.
The Philadelphia Housing Index YTD rose by more than 30 percent. Adam Sarhan, Sarhan Capital founder/CEO, and Fred Glick, US Loans Mortgage president, discuss whether they would buy into the sector.