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Participant“Problem? What problem? Y’all are a bunch panic monkeys, you know that?”
We shall see.
The market action after the announcement was truly astounding … down 100, then recover to up 150, back to 0, and settling out to up 35. Nice gain on the S&P too (0.5%) … wonder if it will hold tomorrow.
Is it possible the Fed is correct, and this whole subprime-credit crunch-mass defaults thing is just mass hysteria, a phantom crisis with no basis in reality?
Participant“Problem? What problem? Y’all are a bunch panic monkeys, you know that?”
We shall see.
The market action after the announcement was truly astounding … down 100, then recover to up 150, back to 0, and settling out to up 35. Nice gain on the S&P too (0.5%) … wonder if it will hold tomorrow.
Is it possible the Fed is correct, and this whole subprime-credit crunch-mass defaults thing is just mass hysteria, a phantom crisis with no basis in reality?
Participant“Problem? What problem? Y’all are a bunch panic monkeys, you know that?”
We shall see.
The market action after the announcement was truly astounding … down 100, then recover to up 150, back to 0, and settling out to up 35. Nice gain on the S&P too (0.5%) … wonder if it will hold tomorrow.
Is it possible the Fed is correct, and this whole subprime-credit crunch-mass defaults thing is just mass hysteria, a phantom crisis with no basis in reality?
ParticipantBased on the financials, the market expects reassurance that the Fed stands ready to assist if necessary.
ParticipantBased on the financials, the market expects reassurance that the Fed stands ready to assist if necessary.
ParticipantBased on the financials, the market expects reassurance that the Fed stands ready to assist if necessary.
ParticipantWith the weak dollar, foreigners could try the landlord game.
ParticipantWith the weak dollar, foreigners could try the landlord game.
ParticipantWith the weak dollar, foreigners could try the landlord game.
ParticipantSDR –
Let us know if you see any shifts in demand in the coming weeks. This massive tightening is really only days old at this point.ParticipantSDR –
Let us know if you see any shifts in demand in the coming weeks. This massive tightening is really only days old at this point.ParticipantSDR –
Let us know if you see any shifts in demand in the coming weeks. This massive tightening is really only days old at this point.August 5, 2007 at 11:43 PM in reply to: Conversation with another friend in the “innards” of the mortgage industry #70753ParticipantWell, the banks might have to hold the paper, but that beats the heck out of buying back nonperforming paper. If the new loans performed well, eventually they would sell.
kewp- That would change with a rate cut, as the discount window is always open.
August 5, 2007 at 11:43 PM in reply to: Conversation with another friend in the “innards” of the mortgage industry #70869ParticipantWell, the banks might have to hold the paper, but that beats the heck out of buying back nonperforming paper. If the new loans performed well, eventually they would sell.
kewp- That would change with a rate cut, as the discount window is always open.
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