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ParticipantI believe that the data for Option ARMs is fixed. Banks that have them do not want the losses.
I know of too many people that are living rent free in houses they can’t afford. The banks are hopping that the market comes back, but it will not. Banks like Wells Fargo with large amounts of OAs will eventually take large hits. Warren Buffett will only be right on that one if the American people get fooled again.
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ParticipantI believe that the data for Option ARMs is fixed. Banks that have them do not want the losses.
I know of too many people that are living rent free in houses they can’t afford. The banks are hopping that the market comes back, but it will not. Banks like Wells Fargo with large amounts of OAs will eventually take large hits. Warren Buffett will only be right on that one if the American people get fooled again.
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ParticipantI believe that the data for Option ARMs is fixed. Banks that have them do not want the losses.
I know of too many people that are living rent free in houses they can’t afford. The banks are hopping that the market comes back, but it will not. Banks like Wells Fargo with large amounts of OAs will eventually take large hits. Warren Buffett will only be right on that one if the American people get fooled again.
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ParticipantI believe that the data for Option ARMs is fixed. Banks that have them do not want the losses.
I know of too many people that are living rent free in houses they can’t afford. The banks are hopping that the market comes back, but it will not. Banks like Wells Fargo with large amounts of OAs will eventually take large hits. Warren Buffett will only be right on that one if the American people get fooled again.
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ParticipantI believe that the data for Option ARMs is fixed. Banks that have them do not want the losses.
I know of too many people that are living rent free in houses they can’t afford. The banks are hopping that the market comes back, but it will not. Banks like Wells Fargo with large amounts of OAs will eventually take large hits. Warren Buffett will only be right on that one if the American people get fooled again.
December 7, 2009 at 9:48 AM in reply to: After 60 job applications, honor student back home in Missoula #491136j
ParticipantI think top 10 MBA programs are very overrated by employers. Look at all those MBAs from top programs that failed to see the mortgage/housing bubble.
Where did Rich go for his degree? I believe Rich has a better education than most Wall Street CEO and CFOs. He may just be much starter and more honest.
December 7, 2009 at 9:48 AM in reply to: After 60 job applications, honor student back home in Missoula #491302j
ParticipantI think top 10 MBA programs are very overrated by employers. Look at all those MBAs from top programs that failed to see the mortgage/housing bubble.
Where did Rich go for his degree? I believe Rich has a better education than most Wall Street CEO and CFOs. He may just be much starter and more honest.
December 7, 2009 at 9:48 AM in reply to: After 60 job applications, honor student back home in Missoula #491684j
ParticipantI think top 10 MBA programs are very overrated by employers. Look at all those MBAs from top programs that failed to see the mortgage/housing bubble.
Where did Rich go for his degree? I believe Rich has a better education than most Wall Street CEO and CFOs. He may just be much starter and more honest.
December 7, 2009 at 9:48 AM in reply to: After 60 job applications, honor student back home in Missoula #491773j
ParticipantI think top 10 MBA programs are very overrated by employers. Look at all those MBAs from top programs that failed to see the mortgage/housing bubble.
Where did Rich go for his degree? I believe Rich has a better education than most Wall Street CEO and CFOs. He may just be much starter and more honest.
December 7, 2009 at 9:48 AM in reply to: After 60 job applications, honor student back home in Missoula #492006j
ParticipantI think top 10 MBA programs are very overrated by employers. Look at all those MBAs from top programs that failed to see the mortgage/housing bubble.
Where did Rich go for his degree? I believe Rich has a better education than most Wall Street CEO and CFOs. He may just be much starter and more honest.
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ParticipantBeware the mortgage broker
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ParticipantBeware the mortgage broker
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ParticipantBeware the mortgage broker
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ParticipantBeware the mortgage broker
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