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Almost 1 In 4 Mortgages Now Underwater
Boom2Bust.com —
Authority: 571
While I was driving back and forth all over the Chicagoland area today, the local radio stations were talking about rising home prices, increased home sales, and the beginning (even continuation) of a housing recovery. Some people must be buying into this sentiment (or at least, fantasizing they were re-living the ...20 hours ago -
Albert Edwards Calls For The Next Black Swan: Expect Yuan Devaluation Following Deep 2010 Downturn
zero hedge —
Authority: 768
With everyone and their grandmother screeching that it is about time for China to inflate the renminbi, despite that such an action would be economic and social suicide for the worlds most populous country, SocGens Albert Edwards once again stalks out the Black Swan in left field and posits the contrarian view de ...2 days ago -
Do weaker data show recovery is stalling?
Stupidica —
Authority: 173
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- After several months of improvement in housing, manufacturing and sales, the U.S. economic recovery appeared to sputter in October, leading investors and analysts to re-evaluate whether their forecasts were too rosy. The economic data to be released in the holiday-shortened week ahead could ...2 days ago -
Gaming Housing Statistics or Time Reveals Truth
NO QUARTER —
Authority: 560
Time reveals truth. I love that pearl of wisdom shared by Danielle Park, my guest this past Sunday evening on No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle. I find it very applicable to the recently released economic report on housing starts. What did that report indicate? Housing starts in October ...5 days ago -
Goldman Back To Economy Bashing Mode
zero hedge —
Authority: 768
It appears lately Goldman cant get enough of bashing the economy. First the Oracle of Delphis bank debt short-selling enabling trading desk (i.e., Hatzius of Goldman Sachs for the slower readers) had some harsh words about GDP and why at some point soon he will be once again within 0.0001 bps of the actual result, ...5 days ago -
Pulte Homes Moves to the Sell-Block
The Razor's Edge —
Authority: 475
On Wednesday we wrote a piece talking about the strange upgrade of Pulte Homes ( PHM ) by an analyst at Citigroup ( C ). At that time ( Upgrade Trumps Macro-Economics for Homebuilders ), we reiterated our Overvalued stance on Pulte, the largest in the group thanks to its acquisition of Centex, as we have ...5 days ago -
“Audit the Fed” Bill Moves Along
The Daily Reckoning —
Authority: 622
As I checked the currencies throughout the day yesterday, I noticed that as the day went on, the non-dollar currencies were stronger, led by the Big Dog, euro ( EUR )… But then late last night, and I mean late last night, I checked them, and those gains had been wiped out. So, when I arrived here this morning, I ...5 days ago -
No Recovery for Housing Market in Sight
ShoppingBlog.com —
Authority: 625
Analysts say that the housing market has not recovered yet and that it will be next year before any improvement is seen. The outlook for the home market dimmed this week as residential construction and mortgage applications fell and loan delinquencies reached a record."I dont think the housing crisis is over," ...5 days ago -
Audit the Fed – Amendment to a $200 billion bill frightens currency traders!
Contrarian Stock Market Investing News - Featuring Bargain Stocks —
Authority: 429
Chuck Butler, regular analyst at The Daily Reckoning , offers an analysis of why the ‘Audit the Fed’ amendment to a $200 billion deficit plan spooked the currencies markets this week. Chuck Butler ( The Daily Reckoning ): As I checked the currencies throughout the day yesterday, I noticed that as the day went ...5 days ago -
Latest “Disastrous” Housing Data Shows Homebuilders are Hopeless
The Daily Reckoning —
Authority: 622
October housing starts fell almost 11 percent. Mortgage applications have collapsed to a record 12-year low. Foreclosures are increasing the stock of homes to be sold at a pace of 300,000 per month. Unemployment at 10.2 percent is not supporting home purchases, especially when rents are also decreasing. What’s ...6 days ago -
Good News for Sellers, Housing Starts Are Down
wealthwithmortgage.com —
Authority: 128
Home Prices Are Up Already in Some Neighborhoods A “Housing Start” is a home on which construction has started and, for the 4th straight month, national single-family housing starts held steady last month. When the demand for homes grows faster than the number of homes for sale, prices increase. As ...6 days ago -
Bad News for Florida Home Buyers as Housing Starts Trend Downward
Florida Mortgage Blogger —
Authority: 121
Florida mortgage rates are great right now, holding steady at or just below 5 percent. However, the latest housing starts data indicates that home prices may be on the rise. A “Housing Start” is a home on which construction has started and, for the 4th straight month, national single-family housing starts held ...6 days ago -
Weakness In Housing Starts Is Beneficial
Tallahassee Real Estate Blog —
Authority: 421
A ll across America this morning, people will be grabbing their morning paper (online most likely) and reading an article that was circulated through the Associated Press about the new home construction industry. As a matter of fact, the article features a picture of a home being built in Tallahassee (and that is ...6 days ago -
Housing Starts – October 2009
tvanderwell on SmartHippo.com —
Authority: 139
Thanks to Calculated Risk for the graph. The last time housing starts were this low was, oh wait, they are actually lower now than they were in 1982. Technorati Tags: Housing Starts Related Posts November 18, 2009 — Housing Starts Drop…. July 20, 2009 — I love it! Two of my top 10 ...6 days ago -
Housing Starts – October 2009
Straight Talk About Mortgages and Real Estate —
Authority: 435
Thanks to Calculated Risk for the graph. The last time housing starts were this low was, oh wait, they are actually lower now than they were in 1982. Technorati Tags: Housing Starts Related Posts November 18, 2009 -- Housing Starts Drop…. July 20, 2009 -- I love it! Two of my top 10 ...6 days ago -
U.S. Inflation Edges up, Housing Starts Fall Sharply
Business Finance & Economy - business.marc8.com —
Authority: 166
Construction of new homes in the United States fell sharply last month, showing potential weakness in the economys recovery, while consumer prices rose slightly more than expected.1 week ago -
Housing Starts Ouch
Contrarian Musings —
Authority: 134
Housing starts and building permits fell in October: BUILDING PERMITS Privately-owned housing units authorized by building permits in October were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 552,000. This is 4.0 percent (±1.9%) below the revised September rate of 575,000 and is 24.3 percent (±1.9%) below the October ...1 week ago -
Housing Starts Drop….
tvanderwell on SmartHippo.com —
Authority: 139
Housing Starts came in sharply lower for October. Much below what the market had expected and actually down, not just less bad than before. A couple of thoughts about the report: Seasonally, this is a normal thing. Very few builders want to start homes in October (at least not in the northern half of ...1 week ago -
Housing Starts & Building Permits
The Economic Populist - Speak Your Mind 2 Cents at a Time —
Authority: 594
The Housing Starts & Building Permits were released today. Housing Starts dropped 10.6% in a month, building permits dropped 4%. Calculated Risk says these sideways, drops and uneven reports will continue due to increased vacancies and will probably stay in this range until excess inventories are ...1 week ago -
Upgrade Trumps Macro-Economics for Homebuilders
The Razor's Edge —
Authority: 475
This morning the Commerce Department released figures that homebuilding activity in the U.S. had unexpectedly fallen in October. The reasoning was that increased joblessness in addition to doubts that the homebuyer tax credit would be renewed weighed on homebuilders. Homebuilders slipped to an annual pace of only ...1 week ago
