As most Foreign
exchange industry investors utilize fundamental research to plan their industry
strategies, the news of a newly designed real estate catalog is making surf in
the industry. Up until now, the most common real estate catalog used by
Currency trading investors to estimate future currency activity was the
S&P/Case-Stiller house cost catalog. This catalog paths cost change motions
in the real estate industry in 20 different urban areas throughout the country.
It measures regular cost changes on re-sold qualities in those specific listed
areas. The spiders are released monthly with a two-month lag. The new real
estate catalog (the IAS360), designed by a Colorado
centered company, requires a greater (and different) view of cost changes in
the U.S.
The IAS360 in
detail
The IAS360 real
estate catalog details some of the natural flaws of the commonly used
S&P/Case-Stiller house cost catalog. This new catalog considers real estate
trend changes on a further, greater level (360 areas, with 30 revealed
indices). This greater image of reality is especially helpful in a period of duration
of a recession since it can give symptoms of counter motions in growing
marketplaces. For instance, by utilizing the IAS360 real estate catalog,
certain marketplaces that would not have been examined by other spiders such as
the S&P/Case-Stiller catalog, could show actual development. That in turn
could be the front bringer for restored development in the overall industry,
which might have been skipped by a more limited real estate catalog sign.
The regular
revenue price
The IAS360 catalog
considers information in relation to the normal revenue cost, whereas other
spiders evaluate information according to regular revenue costs. The regular
revenue cost technique (takes the middle cost between the biggest and smallest
prices) shows a more genuine image than the normal revenue cost technique since
it's not manipulated towards the biggest or best homes.
Timely reporting
Timely confirming
is crucial in identifying styles and knowing when to invest in the
marketplaces. Versus the two-month lag in confirming with the
S&P/Case-Stiller catalog (i.e. May results come out in the last week of
July), IAS360 numbers are released with only about a month's lag time (i.e. May
results are released in early July). With timelier confirming, the buyer can
make a better-informed trade decision.
