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Tag Archives: Credit Crunch
The Dark Side of Deficits
We are still in a secular bear market. Valuations, while lower, are still not at what could be called historical cyclical bottoms. Patience is the order of the day. We will get there. Continue reading
Posted in Best Of The Storm, Economic News, Fresh Perspectives
Tagged Budget Deficits, Credit Crunch, GDP, Stock Market
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Things Will Fall Apart, Just Not Yet
Even as the global financial system becomes ever more fragile and vulnerable to distruption, feedback loops will maintain the Status Quo for awhile longer. Continue reading
8 Keys to the Housing Market in 2010
Here are 8 keys to the housing market in 2010. 1. Shadow Inventory of Foreclosures: Will it be a tsunami or a trickle? Beginning with the first of the moratoria in August of 2008, banks simply have not been foreclosing … Continue reading
Posted in Best Of The Storm, Home Economics, Social Mood Swings
Tagged Bailouts, Bank Failures, Bernanke, City Budgets, Consumer Spending, County Budgets, Credit Card Debt, Credit Crunch, Deflation, Depression, Extend and Pretend, Forecasts, Foreclosures, Frugality, HAMP, Holidays, Housing Bubble, Interest Rates, Jobless Recovery, Loan Modifications, Making Home Affordable, Moratoriums, NAR, negative equity, Obama, Pension Funds, Recession, Refinancing, REO, Shadow Inventory, State Budgets, Stimulus, Stock Market, strategic default, Strategic Defaults, Tax Credits, Taxes, Violence, Walk Away, Walking Away
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The Worst Case Scenario
As governments around the globe try and spend their way out of The Great Recession, inquiring minds are wondering: what if it doesn’t work? What is the worst case scenario? French Bank Société Générale tells it’s clients what that worst … Continue reading
Posted in Best Of The Storm, Fresh Perspectives, Home Economics, Social Mood Swings
Tagged Bank Failures, Credit Crunch, Deflation, Depression, Food Prices, GDP, Globalization, Gold, Home Prices, Hyperinflation, Inflation, Interest Rates, National Debt, Recession, Stimulus, Stock Market, Taxes, The Dollar, The Fed, The Great Depression, The Treasury
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Zero Hedge: Geithner is Lying
Tyler Durden writes for Zero Hedge: Bailout Recipient Banks Lending Drops For Sixth Consecutive Month It was just yesterday that Tim Geithner was lying that banks are constantly increasing lending to consumers. Well, yet another lie refuted. Banks, and … Continue reading