just noticed in your chart ---> the NAHB (national housing market index) crash (light green) of 2020 and 2022 seems to be the two biggest standard deviations (right side axis?) crashes since 1970...yet in 2020, the Shiller index didn't follow / didn't crash......that tells me there's a massive amount of crash energy that was contained in 2020 with the trillions in currency printing during COVAIDS......so how far will the Shiller National price index potentially crash with two monstrous consecutive deviations in front of it?
I'm looking at the Shiller Index blue line high of -15 (2022) against the NAHB low of -45 (2020)....does this equate to a possible 60% property crash?
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