Um den Boden bei den Aktienmärkten abzuschätzen, sollte man die weitere Preisentwicklung bei den US-Immobilien beobachten.
Der in 2005 95-jährig verstorbene Sir John Templeton in einem seiner letzten Interviews (Equity Magazine) zur Entwicklung des US-Immobilienmarktes:
Zitat“Every previous major bear market has been accompanied by a bear market in home prices. . . This time, home prices have gone up 20%, and this represents a very dangerous situation. When home prices do start down, they will fall remarkably far. In Japan, home prices are down to less than half what they were at the stock market peak.”
“Think of the dangers involved. Almost everyone has a home mortgage, and some are 89% of the value of the home (and yes, some are more). If home prices start down, there will be bankruptcies, and in bankruptcy, houses are sold at lower prices, pushing home prices down further.”
“After home prices go down to one-tenth of the highest price homeowners paid, then buy.”
Peak beim Case Shiller Index war im Juni 2006: 189,93
Im August 2008 lag der CSI bei 155,32
Much more to come!