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July 13, 2008 at 4:54 PM #238774July 13, 2008 at 4:54 PM #238925crParticipant
So let’s say the Hanky and Bernanky nationalize Freddie and Fannie. Aside from how they fund it, what does this mean for all the bad loans they own or guarantee?
We’re talking 5 TRILLION dollars here, and even if 5% goes bad (feasible, right? considering housing lost +10% nationally so far) that’s $250 BILLION dollars that what…? Goes to investors holding MBS? Or do they give it to the homeowner to keep paying their loans?
At what point does the bad debt outweigh the source of guaranteeing that debt, and more importantly, then what?
July 13, 2008 at 4:54 PM #238919crParticipantSo let’s say the Hanky and Bernanky nationalize Freddie and Fannie. Aside from how they fund it, what does this mean for all the bad loans they own or guarantee?
We’re talking 5 TRILLION dollars here, and even if 5% goes bad (feasible, right? considering housing lost +10% nationally so far) that’s $250 BILLION dollars that what…? Goes to investors holding MBS? Or do they give it to the homeowner to keep paying their loans?
At what point does the bad debt outweigh the source of guaranteeing that debt, and more importantly, then what?
July 13, 2008 at 4:54 PM #238779crParticipantSo let’s say the Hanky and Bernanky nationalize Freddie and Fannie. Aside from how they fund it, what does this mean for all the bad loans they own or guarantee?
We’re talking 5 TRILLION dollars here, and even if 5% goes bad (feasible, right? considering housing lost +10% nationally so far) that’s $250 BILLION dollars that what…? Goes to investors holding MBS? Or do they give it to the homeowner to keep paying their loans?
At what point does the bad debt outweigh the source of guaranteeing that debt, and more importantly, then what?
July 13, 2008 at 4:54 PM #238977crParticipantSo let’s say the Hanky and Bernanky nationalize Freddie and Fannie. Aside from how they fund it, what does this mean for all the bad loans they own or guarantee?
We’re talking 5 TRILLION dollars here, and even if 5% goes bad (feasible, right? considering housing lost +10% nationally so far) that’s $250 BILLION dollars that what…? Goes to investors holding MBS? Or do they give it to the homeowner to keep paying their loans?
At what point does the bad debt outweigh the source of guaranteeing that debt, and more importantly, then what?
July 13, 2008 at 4:54 PM #238986crParticipantSo let’s say the Hanky and Bernanky nationalize Freddie and Fannie. Aside from how they fund it, what does this mean for all the bad loans they own or guarantee?
We’re talking 5 TRILLION dollars here, and even if 5% goes bad (feasible, right? considering housing lost +10% nationally so far) that’s $250 BILLION dollars that what…? Goes to investors holding MBS? Or do they give it to the homeowner to keep paying their loans?
At what point does the bad debt outweigh the source of guaranteeing that debt, and more importantly, then what?
July 13, 2008 at 6:24 PM #238954bsrsharmaParticipantthey would have given their first born to be able to live in America
Stupid people. They should learn from the Mexicans. The way to live here is to have the first born here!
July 13, 2008 at 6:24 PM #238961bsrsharmaParticipantthey would have given their first born to be able to live in America
Stupid people. They should learn from the Mexicans. The way to live here is to have the first born here!
July 13, 2008 at 6:24 PM #239021bsrsharmaParticipantthey would have given their first born to be able to live in America
Stupid people. They should learn from the Mexicans. The way to live here is to have the first born here!
July 13, 2008 at 6:24 PM #238816bsrsharmaParticipantthey would have given their first born to be able to live in America
Stupid people. They should learn from the Mexicans. The way to live here is to have the first born here!
July 13, 2008 at 6:24 PM #239012bsrsharmaParticipantthey would have given their first born to be able to live in America
Stupid people. They should learn from the Mexicans. The way to live here is to have the first born here!
July 13, 2008 at 6:34 PM #239031NotCrankyParticipant“At what point does the bad debt outweigh the source of guaranteeing that debt, and more importantly, then what?”
Insert JWM post here.
Mr. Paulson says the two gse’s must continue in their current form shareholder corporate form. We must wait until Hilobama is in office to officially “Nationalize” them. For now handouts will do. What sarcasm?
July 13, 2008 at 6:34 PM #239022NotCrankyParticipant“At what point does the bad debt outweigh the source of guaranteeing that debt, and more importantly, then what?”
Insert JWM post here.
Mr. Paulson says the two gse’s must continue in their current form shareholder corporate form. We must wait until Hilobama is in office to officially “Nationalize” them. For now handouts will do. What sarcasm?
July 13, 2008 at 6:34 PM #238971NotCrankyParticipant“At what point does the bad debt outweigh the source of guaranteeing that debt, and more importantly, then what?”
Insert JWM post here.
Mr. Paulson says the two gse’s must continue in their current form shareholder corporate form. We must wait until Hilobama is in office to officially “Nationalize” them. For now handouts will do. What sarcasm?
July 13, 2008 at 6:34 PM #238826NotCrankyParticipant“At what point does the bad debt outweigh the source of guaranteeing that debt, and more importantly, then what?”
Insert JWM post here.
Mr. Paulson says the two gse’s must continue in their current form shareholder corporate form. We must wait until Hilobama is in office to officially “Nationalize” them. For now handouts will do. What sarcasm?
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