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LA_Renter
ParticipantThis was just posted at Calculated Risk….Beware of unintended consequences LOL
“Traders: Don’t Put Jumbos in my TBAs
This probably wasn’t what Congress had in mind, ya think?NEW YORK (Reuters) – A key element of the stimulus package aimed at jump-starting the ailing U.S. housing market may have the unintended consequence of raising mortgage rates, said analysts studying the plan.”
http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/01/traders-dont-put-jumbos-in-my-tbas.html
ParticipantThis was just posted at Calculated Risk….Beware of unintended consequences LOL
“Traders: Don’t Put Jumbos in my TBAs
This probably wasn’t what Congress had in mind, ya think?NEW YORK (Reuters) – A key element of the stimulus package aimed at jump-starting the ailing U.S. housing market may have the unintended consequence of raising mortgage rates, said analysts studying the plan.”
http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/01/traders-dont-put-jumbos-in-my-tbas.html
ParticipantThis was just posted at Calculated Risk….Beware of unintended consequences LOL
“Traders: Don’t Put Jumbos in my TBAs
This probably wasn’t what Congress had in mind, ya think?NEW YORK (Reuters) – A key element of the stimulus package aimed at jump-starting the ailing U.S. housing market may have the unintended consequence of raising mortgage rates, said analysts studying the plan.”
http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/01/traders-dont-put-jumbos-in-my-tbas.html
ParticipantThis was just posted at Calculated Risk….Beware of unintended consequences LOL
“Traders: Don’t Put Jumbos in my TBAs
This probably wasn’t what Congress had in mind, ya think?NEW YORK (Reuters) – A key element of the stimulus package aimed at jump-starting the ailing U.S. housing market may have the unintended consequence of raising mortgage rates, said analysts studying the plan.”
http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/01/traders-dont-put-jumbos-in-my-tbas.html
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #141502Participant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #141507Participant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #141726Participant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #141731Participant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #141743Participant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #141748Participant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #141768Participant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #141773Participant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #141829Participant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #141834Participant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
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