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(former)FormerSanDiegan
ParticipantThe US economy is starting to suck less compared to the rest of the world.
Well, maybe not yet. But, my guess is that it’s cyclical. The US economy was the first to weaken as the rest of the world chugged along, leaving the dollar in the dust. Now, the US is further along in its recession, just as the rest of the World realizes they are also heading into one.
ECB and UK stopped raising rates.The cyclical pattern of business cycle-driven changes in exchange rate is superimposed on any long-term secular trends.
ParticipantTo have your loan reduced the banks have to agree.
I think the original poster was making the point that the Government is now effectively “the bank” since Freddi and Fannie hold one or two trillion dollars in mortgages.
ParticipantTo have your loan reduced the banks have to agree.
I think the original poster was making the point that the Government is now effectively “the bank” since Freddi and Fannie hold one or two trillion dollars in mortgages.
ParticipantTo have your loan reduced the banks have to agree.
I think the original poster was making the point that the Government is now effectively “the bank” since Freddi and Fannie hold one or two trillion dollars in mortgages.
ParticipantTo have your loan reduced the banks have to agree.
I think the original poster was making the point that the Government is now effectively “the bank” since Freddi and Fannie hold one or two trillion dollars in mortgages.
ParticipantTo have your loan reduced the banks have to agree.
I think the original poster was making the point that the Government is now effectively “the bank” since Freddi and Fannie hold one or two trillion dollars in mortgages.
ParticipantI have no clue. Too many bureaucrats involved in the decision-making.
ParticipantI have no clue. Too many bureaucrats involved in the decision-making.
ParticipantI have no clue. Too many bureaucrats involved in the decision-making.
ParticipantI have no clue. Too many bureaucrats involved in the decision-making.
ParticipantI have no clue. Too many bureaucrats involved in the decision-making.
ParticipantNot a bad trade on a worthless stock. 36% net after a two weeks (sold half at 6.39, the rest at 7.18). I guess it’s better to be lucky than good.
ParticipantNot a bad trade on a worthless stock. 36% net after a two weeks (sold half at 6.39, the rest at 7.18). I guess it’s better to be lucky than good.
ParticipantNot a bad trade on a worthless stock. 36% net after a two weeks (sold half at 6.39, the rest at 7.18). I guess it’s better to be lucky than good.
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