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This completely unrelated company saw a stock price boom after Facebook’s stock futuresĪfter the 58th record close for the S&P 500 The Amazon and Apple earnings weighed on U.S. The Latest Best New Ideas in Money podcast explores GDP alternatives The market The core PCE price index slowed to 0.2% from 0.3%.Įmployment costs jumped 1.3% in the third quarter, the Labor Department added. Personal income dropped 1% in September as pandemic assistance programs ended, while consumer spending jumped 0.6%, the Commerce Department reported. The parent company of online questionnaire maker SurveyMonkey, for $4.1 billion in an all-stock deal. Reported stronger earnings than forecast. Reported slower fiscal fourth-quarter sales than estimated. Shares were knocked as the internet retailing giant posted a worse-than-forecast third-quarter profit and guided for a tough fourth quarter, hurt by supply-chain issues and labor costs. MicrosoftĬould eclipse Apple as the world’s most valuable stock as a result. Shares fell in premarket trade after disappointing sales of iPhones,which the company blamed on a lack of supply. “If you stick with it and you do make that purchase of a home, you have, to this point in time, been very handsomely rewarded, and I am confident that over the next few years that you probably will continue to be rewarded, although I’ll tell you, it’s not an easy thing to do.”įrom the archives (February 2010): Habib talks about investing in the “Rock of Ages” musical The buzz “All it takes for you to go out and start shopping for homes, it’s not only the sticker shock, it’s being outbid, it’s being put in positions where you have to close quickly, you have to give up terms, so it sucks to buy a home, quite honestly, right now, it sucks,” he said.īut the results, Habib said, are great. He conceded that buying a home right now isn’t a pleasant experience. (This reporter’s attempt at a similar calculation came up with an even more affordable 15% of monthly income.) “Now this is an oversimplification certainly, but it just gives you an idea of why you can’t say the level of appreciation has to be met exactly by the level of increase in income, it does not,” he said.įor two earners, it takes about 19% of monthly income to make a mortgage payment, compared with 30% in 2006, Habib said. On $5,000 a month income, that is a 4% rise. That’s a $200 a month increase, which seems to make it less affordable unless your income was enough to offset it,” he said.
“Round numbers, you’d have to pay, instead of $1,000 bucks a month, $1,200 a month for principal and interest, because it’s borrowing 20% more. Even though wages aren’t rising as fast as home prices, they are rising enough to meet the higher typical monthly payment.