Chasing bubbles is a dangerous game. Chasing a housing bubble is barely a game.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
On CNBC’s Fast Money, Tim Seymour led a segment called the “Mother of All Housing Bubbles.” I expected Seymour to make the case for shorting housing-related stocks. As a perma-bull on the housing market, I was looking to gauge the timing for the next big dip. However, Seymour instead made a case for chasing the housing bubble higher. Seymour corrected host Melissa Lee to say he does not think housing is currently<\/strong> on shaky ground, but at some point this market will end badly. The mother of all liquidity and credit bubbles is driving the current housing boom<\/a>. As a result, Seymour used the term “bubble” to describe a housing market featuring near zero interest rates and a mass rush for the suburbs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n