Bond rates climbing, unemployment at record levels, default rates at record levels and the whole world economy is contracting. From where I sit, cash is a whole lot harder for almost everyone, except Wall Street, to get these days. So the market rally is not sustainable.
If you’d like to throw out your trashy cash, I would gladly help you.
Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?
Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?
Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?
Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?
Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?
[quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]
Too bad the state can’t look at what is going on now and realize the moratoriums don’t do a f&%$ing thing.
[quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]
Too bad the state can’t look at what is going on now and realize the moratoriums don’t do a f&%$ing thing.
[quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]
Too bad the state can’t look at what is going on now and realize the moratoriums don’t do a f&%$ing thing.
[quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]
Too bad the state can’t look at what is going on now and realize the moratoriums don’t do a f&%$ing thing.
