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July 14, 2008 at 8:41 PM in reply to: Will MBSes, CDOs, etc get marked-to-market due to Indymac? #239313
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ParticipantNO sales will occur. FDIC top exec on CNBC stated that home price are lower than Indymac ($15B held on hand by FDIC now) mortgages so FDIC will lower rates on owner occupied rather than foreclosure. If FDIC takes over a few more banks, FDIC will become bigger holder of mortgages and will do ANYTHING to protect value of homes.
Ron Insana has been the only level headed guy on CNBC who has been screaming deflation and today stated that reflation is the only way out of this mess. Forget fed increase in rates for years. May even cut rates.
July 14, 2008 at 8:41 PM in reply to: Will MBSes, CDOs, etc get marked-to-market due to Indymac? #239450equalizer
ParticipantNO sales will occur. FDIC top exec on CNBC stated that home price are lower than Indymac ($15B held on hand by FDIC now) mortgages so FDIC will lower rates on owner occupied rather than foreclosure. If FDIC takes over a few more banks, FDIC will become bigger holder of mortgages and will do ANYTHING to protect value of homes.
Ron Insana has been the only level headed guy on CNBC who has been screaming deflation and today stated that reflation is the only way out of this mess. Forget fed increase in rates for years. May even cut rates.
July 14, 2008 at 8:41 PM in reply to: Will MBSes, CDOs, etc get marked-to-market due to Indymac? #239455equalizer
ParticipantNO sales will occur. FDIC top exec on CNBC stated that home price are lower than Indymac ($15B held on hand by FDIC now) mortgages so FDIC will lower rates on owner occupied rather than foreclosure. If FDIC takes over a few more banks, FDIC will become bigger holder of mortgages and will do ANYTHING to protect value of homes.
Ron Insana has been the only level headed guy on CNBC who has been screaming deflation and today stated that reflation is the only way out of this mess. Forget fed increase in rates for years. May even cut rates.
July 14, 2008 at 8:41 PM in reply to: Will MBSes, CDOs, etc get marked-to-market due to Indymac? #239508equalizer
ParticipantNO sales will occur. FDIC top exec on CNBC stated that home price are lower than Indymac ($15B held on hand by FDIC now) mortgages so FDIC will lower rates on owner occupied rather than foreclosure. If FDIC takes over a few more banks, FDIC will become bigger holder of mortgages and will do ANYTHING to protect value of homes.
Ron Insana has been the only level headed guy on CNBC who has been screaming deflation and today stated that reflation is the only way out of this mess. Forget fed increase in rates for years. May even cut rates.
July 14, 2008 at 8:41 PM in reply to: Will MBSes, CDOs, etc get marked-to-market due to Indymac? #239514equalizer
ParticipantNO sales will occur. FDIC top exec on CNBC stated that home price are lower than Indymac ($15B held on hand by FDIC now) mortgages so FDIC will lower rates on owner occupied rather than foreclosure. If FDIC takes over a few more banks, FDIC will become bigger holder of mortgages and will do ANYTHING to protect value of homes.
Ron Insana has been the only level headed guy on CNBC who has been screaming deflation and today stated that reflation is the only way out of this mess. Forget fed increase in rates for years. May even cut rates.
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ParticipantHere is a list of safest and weakest banks from Weiss ratings from June 20, 2008.
No Surprise, Indymac topped the list.
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ParticipantHere is a list of safest and weakest banks from Weiss ratings from June 20, 2008.
No Surprise, Indymac topped the list.
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ParticipantHere is a list of safest and weakest banks from Weiss ratings from June 20, 2008.
No Surprise, Indymac topped the list.
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ParticipantHere is a list of safest and weakest banks from Weiss ratings from June 20, 2008.
No Surprise, Indymac topped the list.
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ParticipantHere is a list of safest and weakest banks from Weiss ratings from June 20, 2008.
No Surprise, Indymac topped the list.
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Participantpatb,
very astute comments, however the politicos would demand that most plants would stay open and that’s why toyota will stay away unless they are asked.
So I assume you think some GM debt may be a good buy? Debt research is not trivial.
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Participantpatb,
very astute comments, however the politicos would demand that most plants would stay open and that’s why toyota will stay away unless they are asked.
So I assume you think some GM debt may be a good buy? Debt research is not trivial.
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Participantpatb,
very astute comments, however the politicos would demand that most plants would stay open and that’s why toyota will stay away unless they are asked.
So I assume you think some GM debt may be a good buy? Debt research is not trivial.
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Participantpatb,
very astute comments, however the politicos would demand that most plants would stay open and that’s why toyota will stay away unless they are asked.
So I assume you think some GM debt may be a good buy? Debt research is not trivial.
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