it was a generational low. in 2001 when everybody was talking about dot-com, talking about stocks, maybe that was an indication things had gotten a bit too frothy. i think they re a natural and desirable part of market behavior. markets cannot just keep going up. thank you so much for joining us, as always. my pleasure. thank you. and for home buyers, spring is coming early. the busy buying season isn t waiting for the warm weather because mortgage rates are at a 22-month high and continuing to rise. buyers looking to lock in a better rate are scrambling to make offers. the number of houses for sale, i m sure if you ve looked around you ve noticed this. is at a five-year low. there is a one-month supply of homes left on the market. joining me now is real estate correspondent diana olynyk.
still rushing in because they were afraid they would get priced out. we thought because of the winter months it would slack up a little bit. prices were coming down to normal. that s just not happening. and it s anguish, it s pain. it s agony. when it does get warmer and more houses go on the market and the rate is up higher, it will be kind of like a worse situation, like a perfect storm for everything to really go up. he s right because of the perfect storm you will have much higher rates, some people putting their houses on the market but generally pricier houses and people really the demand is on the lower end for those entry level buyers. it s anguish, it s pain, it s agony. i feel for that guy and that family. diana, thank you for story. alex jones has now confirmed that he did meet with the