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45225   clambo   2014 Apr 10, 2:49pm  

The fucked up part is that we taxpayers will eventually be on the hook, not the banks, for the lost money.

This is why I am pissed off at the banks; they contributed to the problem or caused the problem, lost their ass but taxpayers paid for it.

Everyone in Fannie&Freddie and banking has an interest in these "zombie houses" not being foreclosed en masse, it could upset the apple cart again.

Banks have a tough time foreclosing in some states. The guy was quoted from a bank that he never wants to originate any loan that he'll have to foreclose on someday.

Deadbeats fight tooth and nail if they can legally to never leave their houses.

45226   carrieon   2014 Apr 10, 8:34pm  

The poor market isn't declining? Family Dollar is just getting it's butt kicked by industry leaders, Walmart and Dollar General. The two best places to get good deals on name-brand products.

45227   zzyzzx   2014 Apr 10, 11:45pm  

It's all Obama's fault!!!

45228   prodigy   2014 Apr 10, 11:49pm  

this is a misnomer.
what poor shoppers will miss is what they won't have nomer.

bgamall4 says

Dollar Stores Closing As Customers Are Too Poor Now

45229   bubblesitter   2014 Apr 11, 12:56am  

This time it will tech bust in SV. SFBA will be the epicenter of next collapse.

45230   Tenpoundbass   2014 Apr 11, 1:17am  

That's not what happened at all.

This administration came in hitting hard. It was dead set on punching the middle class worker/consumer in the gut. They gave out billions to cut rate thrift businesses, so they could build and hire 10's of thousands of part time jobs(and set the tone for the new order of things to come) to made it look like they were growing.
When in fact, they were the beneficiaries of Uncle Ben's converted Cheese.
The administration continued their assault on the competition of their beneficiaries of Obamawurld, by placing regulations and mandates that shuttered most private full time jobs.

Now that most of these businesses have been left to their own profits they can legitimately get from real customers, because this administration is now being occupied by throwing billions into the ACA debacle and botched website. We're starting to see just how productive these favorite pets really have been for the last 5 years.

45231   Bubbabeefcake   2014 Apr 11, 1:31am  

Bulls Be Prepared To Eat CROW!

45232   Bubbabeefcake   2014 Apr 11, 1:32am  

Why am I not suprised?

45233   bubblesitter   2014 Apr 11, 1:56am  

Are these the HAMP modified mortgages?

45234   bubblesitter   2014 Apr 11, 2:18am  

Let's begin the "all cash" investors party again. We need them to rescue this housing market. LOL.

45235   hanera   2014 Apr 11, 2:20am  

bubblesitter says

Let's begin the "all cash" investors party again.

AFAIK, many are awaiting for the correction before scooping up.

45236   exfatguy   2014 Apr 11, 2:29am  

Exactly. Who cares if some mortgage-needing doofus defaults? There are plenty of cash buyers ready to come in and take over.

45237   EInvestor   2014 Apr 11, 2:29am  

Competition is just increasing in dollar items as can be seen from retailers like Target, Walmart and others now offering items at dollar ! Dollar item buyers are INCREASING but so is the stores offering them so it's just a question of competition. Dollar stores are very important to low income families.

45238   New Renter   2014 Apr 11, 2:31am  

bgamall4 says

bubblesitter says

Are these the HAMP modified mortgages?

Well, hamp and certainly 10 year helocs start adjusting this year.

Interest rates were in the mid to high 5's in 2004 and been lower ever since.

http://www.erate.com/mortgage_rates_history.htm

A reset would DROP the payments for anyone who hasn't refi'd since then.

45239   MAGA   2014 Apr 11, 2:38am  

As long as I have Walmart where I buy my food and clothing, I'm fine. :-)

45240   New Renter   2014 Apr 11, 2:40am  

EInvestor says

Dollar stores are very important to low income families.

Not just to low income families. There are several items which run $3-5 at other stores which cost $1 at my local dollar stores:

Toothpaste (brand name, not Chinese generic)
OTC medications (brand name, not Chinese generic)
Gift cards
Kiddie toys
Alkaline batteries
Hair gel (wife prefers the dollar store product to more expensive ones)

Etc.

45241   bubblesitter   2014 Apr 11, 3:01am  

New Renter says

A reset would DROP the payments for anyone who hasn't refi'd since then.

My understanding is that HAMP was a temporary reduction in payments for folks who can't qualify for refinancing in the first place. At some point down the road payment has to go back to where it was originally.

45242   Strategist   2014 Apr 11, 3:54am  

CIC, you are kind of late posting today.
Did the wicked wife make you clean the pool again?

45243   bubblesitter   2014 Apr 11, 4:24am  

Call it Crazy says

If delinquencies reach an uncomfortable level, we may see lenders pull back again.

Why one has to worry about lender pullback when plenty of cash money is in play? If delinquency rises, those troubled mortgages will simply be gobbled up by "all cash" investors. I have been following this blog for years and simply underestimated power of cash rich investors.

45244   Rew   2014 Apr 11, 4:30am  

bubblesitter says

This time it will tech bust in SV. SFBA will be the epicenter of next collapse.

What makes you think this? All market and sales projections I see are looking like a good year for tech (smart phones, tablets, and a new growing online advertising industry).

45245   bubblesitter   2014 Apr 11, 5:11am  

Rew says

What makes you think this? All market and sales projections I see are looking like a good year for tech (smart phones, tablets, and a new growing online advertising industry).

Well, no one was expecting the dotcom burst.

45246   EBGuy   2014 Apr 11, 5:20am  

NewRenter said: A reset would DROP the payments for anyone who hasn't refi'd since then.
I don't disagree; this has actually been a nice "silent stimulus" for a lot of folks. Extend and pretend for some. But let's not forget this piece of wisdom from Tanta via CR: Some have a 10-year IO period, meaning they reset annually between years 5-10 but do not recast until year 10. If the rate resets to a higher rate in that period, the required IO payment increases, but not as much as it will when the recast hits and principal must also be repaid on a 20-year schedule.

45247   indigenous   2014 Apr 11, 5:47am  

FWIW I read mild recession 2nd half of this year.

45248   corntrollio   2014 Apr 11, 7:52am  

bubblesitter says

Well, no one was expecting the dotcom burst.

Except for people who asked about profits...

45249   ttsmyf   2014 Apr 11, 8:04am  

WOW! The UNtrustworthy are certainly in control of what information is apparent to the people!

Say hey! This was in the Wall Street Journal on March 30, 1999. Note "... how much it will buy."

Holy cow/interesting/compelling ...!

And where is it up to date??? Right here ... see the first chart shown in this thread.
Recent Dow day is Friday, April 11, 2014 __ Level is 102.0

WOW! It is hideous that this is hidden! Is there any such "Homes, Inflation Adjusted"? Yes! This was in the New York Times on August 27, 2006:

And up to date (by me) is here:
http://patrick.net/?p=1219038&c=999083#comment-999083

WOW! The UNtrustworthy are certainly in control of what information is apparent to the people!

And "ThePublic Be Suckered"
http://patrick.net/?p=1230886

45250   EBGuy   2014 Apr 11, 10:41am  

indigenous said: FWIW I read mild recession 2nd half of this year.
Why? Are the Repulicans going to go through with another one of their hostage taking exercises this fall? Nothing like a GOP induced mini-recession.
But seriously -- stimulus hangover? Is that where you're coming from?

45251   Tenpoundbass   2014 Apr 11, 11:35am  

bgamall4 says

They were pets of Wall Street. Don't you think the Street was in on it?

Only if that's where the printing press was.

As far as being in on "IT", hey it's Wall Street, that's what they do, is sell companies value in the form of an advertorial image, if they can make money of something, they'll call it the best performing stocks of all time.

45252   indigenous   2014 Apr 11, 11:53am  

EBGuy says

Why?

These guys are looking at the rate of change of yoy and 1/4 yoy. They also look at bond rates, the business cycle, and demographics .

http://itreconomics.com/blog/closer-look-at-job-numbers

45253   toothfairy   2014 Apr 11, 1:41pm  

the bulls from a few years ago? they are probably too busy swimming in their money.

45254   clambo   2014 Apr 11, 2:37pm  

She was sacrificed now so as to lessen the damage in November.

45255   Tenpoundbass   2014 Apr 12, 1:17am  

We're saying the same thing I think.
Basically this administration has pockets deep enough to make dog stocks smoke.

45256   Wildebeest   2014 Apr 12, 8:03am  

EBGuy says

Off topic.....
Does EB stand for early bronco?
Just curious.

45257   ChapulinColorado   2014 Apr 12, 5:02pm  

Seems like the genesis a flowchart!

45258   Dan8267   2014 Apr 12, 5:06pm  

I thought the new business model for realtors was to use models to keep the client's dick doing all the thinking and thus get him to buy overcrap stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/Uhe5yj2oF-E

45259   Ceffer   2014 Apr 13, 2:15am  

Writhing, gushing lesbian couples are so exploited. Shouldn't they unionize and get a share of the commission?

Can you dip the cookies in their tumescent parts?

45260   lostand confused   2014 Apr 13, 2:18am  

APOCALYPSEFUCKisShostikovitch says

preferably featuring hot lesbians couples writhing on the living floor while the sellers give out fresh cookies.

Are there any real life hot lesbian couples? Most look like this.

45261   Dan8267   2014 Apr 13, 8:37am  

President: The Joker
http://www.youtube.com/embed/MDrTuDrPABk

Vice President: Commander Shepard
http://www.youtube.com/embed/sy-eRfupYbA

Secretary of the Treasury Department: Scrooge McDuck
http://www.youtube.com/embed/NBRrCY5uhWY

Secretary of Justice Department: The Punisher
http://www.youtube.com/embed/lDRqYidDLFw

Chairman of the Comptroller of the Currency:
This old-timey gold panning guy.

Chairman of the SEC: Bane
http://www.youtube.com/embed/dSvUyXrInRc

Fed Reserve Chair:
Midas, you know the king who turned everything he touched into gold. He'll be less inflationary than Greenspan or Bernanke.

45262   zzyzzx   2014 Apr 14, 1:47am  

APOCALYPSEFUCKisShostikovitch says

Chairman of the Comptroller of the Currency: ApocalyseFuck

Why not APOCALYPSEFUCKisShostikovitch as dictator?

45263   HydroCabron   2014 Apr 14, 1:51am  

What about the Chair of the State Board of Equalization?

And who will head up efforts to suppress individual responsibility and self-reliance?

45264   dublin hillz   2014 Apr 14, 5:57am  

Iosef V HydroCabron says

What about the Chair of the State Board of Equalization?


And who will head up efforts to suppress individual responsibility and self-reliance?

Probably gonna be some millenial who mastered the art of individuality by using groupthink of social media apps...

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