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September 3, 2007
The Greenspan Put Is Dead
Analysis of: Bernanke offers no signal on rate cut (www.ft.com)
Bernake and other Fed officials continue to deliver the same consistent message, "This is not the Fed of the Greenspan put". Interest rates are not the problem. Rates are still low by historical standards and monetary policy continues to be expansionary. We are increasing in a global economy that is...
Analysis of: "Conduits" in need of a fix (online.wsj.com)
1.Disclosure by Banking Institutions pose a threat to both the domestic and International Marketplace - the continuous fall in Earnings and Stock Prices. 2. Banking clients do not have the luxury of having their asstes , such as securities and receivables , churned into cash to preserve banking...
Analysis of: Bernanke offers no signal on rate cut (www.ft.com)
1. In ability to create Financial Stability is in conflict with market confidence. 2. A recession fears will continue to grow, while the Federal Reserve is trying to control inflation. 3. Falling asset prices and restricted interest rate - credit conditions will have an adverse reaction  to savings...
Analysis of: Capital One to Close Its GreenPoint Unit (online.wsj.com)
1. The credit markets weaken and management is concerned about earnings. 2.Investors revolt and are very concerned about the nonconforming residential/commercial mortgage marketplace. 3.Capital One is, primarily, a credit card company and not a mortgage banker. 4.The Firm's inability to deal with...
Analysis of: Fed Cuts Discount Rate to 5.75% to Ease Credit Crunch (www.bloomberg.com)
1. Concerns of an entire Global Financial Market Place slowdown will, shortly, become a reality. 2.A Consequence:A lower or fewer slide in imports due to concerns related to the US credit problems may tend to hurt exporters in the Asian Market Place. 3.World wide concerns over economic problems caused...
Analysis of: Fed Cuts Discount Rate to 5.75% to Ease Credit Crunch (www.bloomberg.com)
1. A reduction in interest rates MAY threaten the macro - economic value -added to the country. 2. The outcome is likely to cause a major disruption in the Financial Market Place. 3.The central bank and/or governmental agencies are attempting to take control/aid the capitalist based economy. 4....
Analysis of: So Far, U.S. Housing Woes Only Singe Asia (www.businessweek.com)
1. There are economic risks in the US  Financial Market place due to the housing market. 2. A large number of US Corporations have diverted their investments to Foriegn Operations. 3. A combination of a weaker dollar and this diversion of investments into foreign/international markets have extensive...
Analysis of: The Debt-Ometers: How to Read the Sub-prime and Other Consumer-Loan Dials (online.wsj.com)
1. There is a current bias toward higher interest rates; that might have a dramatic affect of credit cards. Mortgage rates are at least fixed in the short term. 2.Correction in the home mortgage market will continue to be of concern , in particular to the reckless investor. 3.The banking community is...
Analysis of: Bye-bye easy LBOs, says bond guru Bill Gross (www.financialweek.com)
1. The D/E ratio for both financial institutions and individuals is the highest in at least a century. 2. The subprime market is not a grounding entity for support of debt!  3. The combination of the housing market and fluctuations in interest rates without leadership will have a monumental...
Analysis of: Subprime Losses Could Cost $100 Billion (newsmax.com)
1. Fears of credit demands create heightened Sipervision. 2.Substantial impact if defaults on loans rise. 3.Tightening of credit will be the ultimate exposure to the marketplace. 4.Inestors in the marketplace have become intimitated by the disclosures.

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