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EPISODE · Jan 3, 2025 · 54 MIN

2025 Market Predictions with Dan Habib | Mortgage Rates, Bitcoin, and Economic Trends

from Market Shares With Tony Blodgett · host Tony Blodgett

Welcome back to Market Shares with Tony Blodgett! We’re kicking off the year with special guest Dan Habib, EVP of MBS Highway and co-founder of Crypto Charged, to unpack the economic predictions shaping 2025. From mortgage rates to Bitcoin’s explosive rise and its potential influence on the housing market, we dive into key trends that will affect real estate professionals and investors alike. Dan breaks down the Fed’s impact on the economy, the truth behind job market numbers, and why crypto wealth is making waves in real estate. Don’t miss his expert insights into securing your crypto and navigating the financial markets! 📚 Topics We Cover:Mortgage rate predictions for 2025The role of inflation, labor market data, and government spendingThe Fed’s rate cuts, balance sheet runoff, and global market impactsCrypto wealth and its influence on homeownershipUnderstanding Bitcoin’s rise and predictions for $1 million per coinSimplifying complex financial data with MBS Highway tools

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