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Posted August 10, 2007
International Implications of U.S. Housing Markets
Analysis of: So Far, U.S. Housing Woes Only Singe Asia | www.businessweek.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
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...
Posted August 9, 2007
Default: Mortgage or Consumer Credit
Analysis of: The Debt-Ometers: How to Read the Sub-prime and Other Consumer-Loan Dials | online.wsj.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
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...
Posted August 8, 2007
Reverse Mortgage Valuation
Analysis of: IndyMac Q2 Earnings | biz.yahoo.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Indymac represents a somewhat unique context in which to examine reverse mortgage valuation, particularly in light of recent earnings releases.  Indymac's reverse mortgage exposure is a major component of earnings in recent quarters, something that has not been focused upon in broader media but...
Bill Bradway Posted August 8, 2007
Mortgage REITs Going Once, Going Twice, ....Gone?
Analysis of: Mortgage REITs Feel Squeeze | online.wsj.com
Author: Bill Bradway, Founder & Managing Director Bradway Research, LLC
Mortgage REITs, a dividend paying equity vehicle that expanded with the mortgage industry in the past 10 years, have been facing a severe liquidity crises. The fallout that began with the subprime crises is spilling over to other types of mortgages, particularly the Alt-A mortgage. A virus-like illness...
Posted August 8, 2007
The CDO and Mortgage Crises - Bernanke and The Fed - Confusion Compounded !
Analysis of: Fed Leaves Rate Steady: No Sign of Future Cut | www.nytimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The  CDO  and  subprime  mortgage crises is only just starting and  needs to  be  controlled. The Fed and its Chairman are however of  the opinion that it  is  not  a  major cause for  worry  and  inflation is more important....
Posted August 6, 2007
Mortgages versus Credit Cards: Shift in Consumer Perception
Analysis of: The Debt-Ometers: How to Read the Sub-prime and Other Consumer-Loan Dials | online.wsj.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Understanding the forces driving loan delinquencies in the US mortgage and credit card markets will allow regulators to be better prepared to meet the challenges. Moreover, the differences in consumer perceptions regarding the two loan markets is also important to mortgage companies and banks that...
Posted August 3, 2007
The CDO and Credit Derivative Market in Shambles - Humpty Dumpty Falls - Will the Industry be resurrected?
Analysis of: Mortgage Lender Says it will close | www.nytimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
American  Home  Mortgage Investment is  the  latest  to  announce  financing  problems. The  spread  of  the  mortgage  crises  has  expanded  from New York  to  Australia, Europe, Japan  and   security ...
Posted July 24, 2007
The Fed's estimates of subprime credit losses are irresponsible.
Analysis of: Subprime Losses Could Cost $100 Billion | newsmax.com
Author: Maureen Bolton, Principal Global Capital Access
This article summarizes Fed Chief Ben Bernanke's recent testimony last week before the Senate Banking Committee and the House of Representatives. the Subprime Mortgage/housing market and the expansion of the Federal Regulators' role in monitoring mortgage lenders. Mr. Bernanke's remarks regarding both...
Posted July 24, 2007
Is the end in site? real estate issues
Analysis of: What Could Topple Bulls' 'Wall of Worry'? | online.wsj.com
Author: Joseph Smith, President & CEO Default Mitigation Management
The implication in the prior articles is that the issue is over with sub-prime. It is not, it just first manifested istelf there. The Alt A product is now showing higher delinquencies then forcasted. The bigger issue is the resets, number of loans (inventory) on the market and depreciating home values....
Posted July 23, 2007
Subprime and Fear/Hostility - Financial Marketplace
Analysis of: Subprime Losses Could Cost $100 Billion | newsmax.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
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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