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November 19, 2007 at 12:13 AM in reply to: what is the consensus on the Goldman Sachs report? #101003November 19, 2007 at 12:13 AM in reply to: what is the consensus on the Goldman Sachs report? #101090
Raybyrnes
ParticipantReally tough to bet against Goldman Sachs.
November 19, 2007 at 12:13 AM in reply to: what is the consensus on the Goldman Sachs report? #101102ParticipantReally tough to bet against Goldman Sachs.
November 19, 2007 at 12:13 AM in reply to: what is the consensus on the Goldman Sachs report? #101116ParticipantReally tough to bet against Goldman Sachs.
November 19, 2007 at 12:13 AM in reply to: what is the consensus on the Goldman Sachs report? #101120ParticipantReally tough to bet against Goldman Sachs.
ParticipantAs far as I know Carter was president from 77-81. I would have to think that it was his economic policy that can be attributed to the high interest rates. I don’t think that I am stretching to say that there is an economic lag time of a year.
Historical Mortgage Rates
1979, 11.19
1980, 13.77
1981, 16.63
1982, 16.08
1983, 13.23
1984, 13.87
1985, 12.42
1986, 10.18
1987, 10.20
1988, 10.34
1989, 10.32
1990, 10.13ParticipantAs far as I know Carter was president from 77-81. I would have to think that it was his economic policy that can be attributed to the high interest rates. I don’t think that I am stretching to say that there is an economic lag time of a year.
Historical Mortgage Rates
1979, 11.19
1980, 13.77
1981, 16.63
1982, 16.08
1983, 13.23
1984, 13.87
1985, 12.42
1986, 10.18
1987, 10.20
1988, 10.34
1989, 10.32
1990, 10.13ParticipantAs far as I know Carter was president from 77-81. I would have to think that it was his economic policy that can be attributed to the high interest rates. I don’t think that I am stretching to say that there is an economic lag time of a year.
Historical Mortgage Rates
1979, 11.19
1980, 13.77
1981, 16.63
1982, 16.08
1983, 13.23
1984, 13.87
1985, 12.42
1986, 10.18
1987, 10.20
1988, 10.34
1989, 10.32
1990, 10.13ParticipantAs far as I know Carter was president from 77-81. I would have to think that it was his economic policy that can be attributed to the high interest rates. I don’t think that I am stretching to say that there is an economic lag time of a year.
Historical Mortgage Rates
1979, 11.19
1980, 13.77
1981, 16.63
1982, 16.08
1983, 13.23
1984, 13.87
1985, 12.42
1986, 10.18
1987, 10.20
1988, 10.34
1989, 10.32
1990, 10.13ParticipantAs far as I know Carter was president from 77-81. I would have to think that it was his economic policy that can be attributed to the high interest rates. I don’t think that I am stretching to say that there is an economic lag time of a year.
Historical Mortgage Rates
1979, 11.19
1980, 13.77
1981, 16.63
1982, 16.08
1983, 13.23
1984, 13.87
1985, 12.42
1986, 10.18
1987, 10.20
1988, 10.34
1989, 10.32
1990, 10.13ParticipantA lot of the baillout in housing is needed on the coasts. These are blue states.
History is funny. Regan was suppose to help the wealthy yet he eliminated the deduction on properties past primary and vacation.
The carter years on the other hand were marked with % rates at 18 and 19%.
How does politics come in here? I would anticiapate loose monetary policy right up until the election next year. That will provide leverage for Republicans to say to many americans, ” are you better off now than you were 8 years ago?” For a majority of Americans the answer is yes.
It will be the job of Democrats to show that the gains were marginal and that the war had we not entered into a war we would be basking in prosperity.
ParticipantA lot of the baillout in housing is needed on the coasts. These are blue states.
History is funny. Regan was suppose to help the wealthy yet he eliminated the deduction on properties past primary and vacation.
The carter years on the other hand were marked with % rates at 18 and 19%.
How does politics come in here? I would anticiapate loose monetary policy right up until the election next year. That will provide leverage for Republicans to say to many americans, ” are you better off now than you were 8 years ago?” For a majority of Americans the answer is yes.
It will be the job of Democrats to show that the gains were marginal and that the war had we not entered into a war we would be basking in prosperity.
ParticipantA lot of the baillout in housing is needed on the coasts. These are blue states.
History is funny. Regan was suppose to help the wealthy yet he eliminated the deduction on properties past primary and vacation.
The carter years on the other hand were marked with % rates at 18 and 19%.
How does politics come in here? I would anticiapate loose monetary policy right up until the election next year. That will provide leverage for Republicans to say to many americans, ” are you better off now than you were 8 years ago?” For a majority of Americans the answer is yes.
It will be the job of Democrats to show that the gains were marginal and that the war had we not entered into a war we would be basking in prosperity.
ParticipantA lot of the baillout in housing is needed on the coasts. These are blue states.
History is funny. Regan was suppose to help the wealthy yet he eliminated the deduction on properties past primary and vacation.
The carter years on the other hand were marked with % rates at 18 and 19%.
How does politics come in here? I would anticiapate loose monetary policy right up until the election next year. That will provide leverage for Republicans to say to many americans, ” are you better off now than you were 8 years ago?” For a majority of Americans the answer is yes.
It will be the job of Democrats to show that the gains were marginal and that the war had we not entered into a war we would be basking in prosperity.
ParticipantA lot of the baillout in housing is needed on the coasts. These are blue states.
History is funny. Regan was suppose to help the wealthy yet he eliminated the deduction on properties past primary and vacation.
The carter years on the other hand were marked with % rates at 18 and 19%.
How does politics come in here? I would anticiapate loose monetary policy right up until the election next year. That will provide leverage for Republicans to say to many americans, ” are you better off now than you were 8 years ago?” For a majority of Americans the answer is yes.
It will be the job of Democrats to show that the gains were marginal and that the war had we not entered into a war we would be basking in prosperity.
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