Investment
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Financial Services: Banks, Brokers, Money Managers, etc.
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- Welcome to Year 27
Welcome to Year 27 of the Reagan Revolution http://normxxxruminates.blogspot.com/200...
"The End is Nigh!" Cries Paul Volcker, as Heads Topple at Merrill Lynch and Citigroup
Last Wednesday, the Federal Reserve dropped its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 4.5 per cent citing ongoing weakness in the housing sector. As expected, the stock market rallied and the Dow Jones Industrial Average went up 137 points. Unfortunately, Bernanke's "low interest" stardust wasn't enough to buoy the markets through the rest of the week.
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- Helping Merrill Delay Mortgage Losses
In response to Helping Merrill Delay Mortgage Losses posted by Normxxx:
I've since come to realize that this may simply represent their 'good' stuff (not their 'toxic' waste subprimes) which has the problem of no market but some 30-years of life for anyone who wants an income stream.
Normxxx
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- The Next Credit Scandal
The Next Credit Scandal http://normxxxruminates.blogspot.com/200...
The major banks have already reported billions in unexpected losses from complex investment vehicles known as CDOs. Now they face big risks from other corners of the debt markets- but don't expect them to warn investors anytime soon.
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- Goldman: Recession In 2008
In response to Goldman: Recession In 2008 posted by Normxxx:
When Goldman and all these big investment entities make a recession call, they almost always qualify it by saying it's going to be mild and that a rebound is in sight. Rarely if ever do I see any of them say there is going to be a "hard landing" or nasty recession. The fact is that a housing and credit crunch this bad hasn't been seeing since the Great Depression. No one knows how a slowing economy and rising unemployment is going to further impact the housing and credit problems. Furthermore the consumer is deeper in debt than probably ever in history. A recession may finally break the back of the consumer that has been spending beyond his/her means for decades. If a recession hits, I think it's going to be a lot worse than these big financial entities are forecasting. After all, how many of them accurately predicted the severity of the current housing and credit problems. You had to go to the far out types like Nouriel Roubini to get a more accurate forecast. Nouriel Roubini feels a severe recession lies ahead of us today.
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