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<p>InvesTech’s Housing [Bubble] Bellwether Barometer was first introduced in 2005 to help track the developing bubble in the housing market, similar to the utilization of our Internet Index in the late 1990s. This is a proprietary composite of the most prominent and sensitive housing stocks. <br><br>Our Housing [Bubble] Bellwether Barometer peaked in mid-2005, just two months before the peak in housing prices in October of 2005. This provided an early warning of the destruction that was to befall the housing market and U.S. economy and allowed us to successfully navigate within a highly risky market. <br><br>Today, record low interest rates have once again resulted in bubble-like conditions in the housing market, making our Housing [Bubble] Bellwether Barometer a key indicator to watch for a warning that today's housing boom may be coming to an ugly end. </p>
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