In a weekend blog post I illustrated the market's view of the present state of U.S. housing (bullish). Keeping with that theme -- by way of foreclosure and mortgage delinquency rates -- here's more evidence from this telling sector that the U.S. consumer-driven economy, not to mention the financial condition of the U.S. consumer him/herself, remains in pretty decent shape:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjp_5gJVOFSYcaUdrmGCaXMrU2BhHthuVKbxEYzTWcKiQWlwkg_7yL0IIAfTGl6YqlohJnmELgWsw72W5TjMimZX2jikinHknsN-lEJsIVPJADNxng7fZuyFJJSnZkDhweIG7c_yPKAyiA/s640/foreclosure+and+deliquency+rates.PNG)
Chart courtesy of Bespoke Investment Group
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