Those who disagree with Greene cite the differences between the current market bubble and that of the Great Recession. He also sees much higher interest rates coming soon. And Greene, like many others, is forecasting market-breaking inflation. The low mortgage rates, soaring home prices, and the dizzying new reality the workforce is being swept into make the market unsteady and explosive, for many. The situation is almost surreal if you think about it. And we figured that the only way they’re going to learn so they don’t repeat some of those same mistakes is to get a lot of those true facts out there.” “We think the feds are once again taking us down a position of severe risks in the economy for a potential another bursting of bubbles like the stock market and housing and the like. Washington Mutual Savings Bank CEO Kerry Killinger told Seattle’s Morning News with Ross recently: One big problem is that there are not a lot of solid facts out there in the info stream. The strangeness of housing soaring during this pandemic has many experts fearful of what will happen next. He also says the flow will stop, sooner or later. In a recent interview via Power Lunch, Greene the capital flow from burgeoning corporate balance sheets and individual bank accounts have powered up prices in the market. Jeff Greene with Mary Callahan Erdoes – Financial Times CC 2.0 Flickr For many, the only real question is whether the coming crash will be a nose dive or a soft gearless landing. as an “Omni-bubble” that will eventually burst. Jeff Greene told CNBC he sees the housing market in the U.S. A billionaire who made his fortune shorting subprime mortgages is saying the current housing market is an even bigger bubble than before the Great Recession set in.