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in PoliticsHappy Days Are Here Again: U.S. Bankruptcies See Dramatic Spike

U.S. bankruptcy numbers are in. Man, this economic recovery is frickin' fantastic!by deucefive / on Aug 18, 2010
Latest blogosphere posts tagged “housing bubble”
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Why do we keep believing we can fix housing?
New Jersey Real Estate Report —
Authority: 107
From the WSJ: Economists See Ways to Aid Housing Market he underpinnings of a housing recovery are hiding in plain sight: sharp price declines, low mortgage rates and rising rents have made owning more affordable than renting in a growing number of markets. Yet housing largely remains in a funk. The prospect of ...1 week ago -
`Eurozone crisis to dent Canadian growth’
Thaindian News —
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Ottawa, Jan 19 (IANS) The Eurozone debt crisis will curb Canada’s economic growth by 0.6 percent this year, or $9.89 billion, but it’s a smaller damage compared to the expected 1 percent loss in the world’s GDP caused by the turmoil, the Bank of Canada said.“Deteriorating economic conditions in Europe have a ...1 week ago -
The (Lengthy) Case for Shorting Australian Dollars
Value Investing —
Authority: 535
It is my humble opinion (still!) that the world is going to enter another recession. The rationale for this can be seen on my recession call post…. http://kelpie-capital.com/2011/10/18/recessionary-times-the-evidence-is-compelling/ http://www.bloomberg.com/video/82844550/… and some more recent commentary from the ...1 week ago -
Just Released FOMC Transcripts Reveal Geithner As A Greenspan Praising Buffoon, Fed Governors Completely Clueless On Housing Bubble
The Daily Bail —
Authority: 542
Matt Stoller, former aide to Alan Grayson, and current Roosevelt Institute Fellow (after a short stint working for Dylan Ratigan) sent us the following material that merits attention. They are the 2006 FOMC transcripts, released last week after the customary 5-year time lag. Gotta love Federal Reserve ...1 week ago -
Six Myths – Fannie and Freddie Caused the Housing Bubble
Home Buying and Home Selling Tips —
Authority: 125
It has been more than three years since the housing bubble burst, but the economy is still reeling from its widespread negative impacts on the financial system, employment, and asset values. Not only did the collapse drag the US economy down into the deepest recession in seventy years, but it also shook the entire ...1 week ago -
Nomuras Koo Plays The Pre-Blame Game For The Pessimism Ahead
ZeroHedge —
Authority: 784
While his diagnosis of the balance sheet recessionary outbreak that is sweeping global economies (including China now he fears) is a useful framework for understanding ZIRPs (and monetary stimulus broadly) general inability to create a sustainable recovery, his one-size-fits-all government-borrow-and-spend to infinity ...1 week ago -
Finally saw it - wonderful but maddening, as expected. Hubbard...
axiom|echo —
Authority: 117
Finally saw it - wonderful but maddening, as expected. Hubbard may be the biggest dickhead in the whole film, and that’s saying plenty .1 week ago -
Why Couldn’t Ron Paul Have Been Wrong? 10 Year Predictions Come To Fruition
The Liberty Journal —
Authority: 100
Americans don’t heed warnings of a failing America because political leaders in America don’t lead, much less tell the truth or represent constituents. I want someone who knows history, the constitution, and true economics. Oh, and someone who is not afraid to tell it like it is. This is exactly what Congressman ...1 week ago -
The Federal Reserve Knew About the Housing Bubble in 2004
New Deal 2.0 —
Authority: 556
The data — both anecdotal and otherwise — was out there, and the Fed even discussed it internally. Let’s not let it off the hook . I noticed something odd about the recent release of the 2006 Federal Reserve Open Market Committee transcripts. Binyamin Appelbaum has a characteristically good article about the ...1 week ago -
Chart: Sao Paulo new home sales in 2011 the lowest in 5 years
Brazilian Bubble - Investment Perspectives on Brazil and Emerging Markets —
Authority: 118
Sales of new homes in the city of Sao Paulo in 2011 was the lowest in five years, said news site Folha. According to Secovi-SP, 31,000 units were sold, the lowest volume since 2006, when 28,300 properties were negotiated (see chart below). The survey looked at properties with up to three years old.The question is: is ...1 week ago -
News that Matters
ZeroHedge —
Authority: 784
By www.thetrader.se Ft.com Copper for delivery in three months at the LME on Monday rose to $8,082 a tonne, up 6.9 per cent in January so far after suffering a 22 per cent plunge over the course of 2011, reports the FT. Inventories of copper at LME-registered warehouses stood at 354,575 tonnes on Monday ...1 week ago -
Kiplinger 2012 Home Price Prediction
GoLakeChelan's Chelan Real Estate Blog —
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Kiplinger is predicting the bottom of the housing market in 2012. They report that prices will stop declining this spring, after a 2% or so additional drop. Slowly throughout the year that 2% will come back, ending the year about … Continue reading →1 week ago -
Dean Baker: The Housing Bubble And What Greenspan Should Have Done To Stop It
The Daily Bail —
Authority: 542
By Economist Dean Baker In Washington policy circles, money and influence can be used to make even the most simple and obvious things complicated and confusing. This is certainly the case with the housing bubble and its aftermath. Four years into the housing bubble downturn, much of the country remains hopelessly ...1 week ago -
Missing the Housing Bubble
The Economic Populist - Speak Your Mind 2 Cents at a Time —
Authority: 511
The Federal Reserve released FOMC transcripts from 2006. Yes, 5 years after the fact you too can find out what actually went on in the FOMC meetings. In a nutshell, the Fed missed the housing bubble and its impact on the economy. Tim Geithner expressed confidence that "collateral damage" from housing could ...2 weeks ago -
Economy Minister Calls for Further 50 Billion Euros in Bank Provisions
Spanish Property News —
Authority: 412
The Minister of Economy, Luis de Guindos, said that Spanish banks must make additional provisions of 50 billion euros to deal with real estate risk loans. De Guindos explained in an interview with the Financial Times that the figure is higher than banks expected but stressed “We have a housing problem in Spain, but ...3 weeks ago -
Sellers: Any questions?
New Jersey Real Estate Report —
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From the Record: Home prices down in most major US cities Home prices in the New York metropolitan area, including North Jersey, dropped 2 percent in the 12 months ended in October, the Standard & Poor’s Case-Shiller index reported Tuesday. Nationally, home prices dropped 3.4 percent. Home prices in the ...4 weeks ago -
Weekly Bull/Bear Recap: December 19-23, 2011
ZeroHedge —
Authority: 784
Submitted by Rodrigo Serrano Of Rational Capitalist Speculator Weekly Bull/Bear Recap: X-Mas ‘11 Edition Bull ++ U.S. data continues to show an economy that’s weathering a turbulent global economy much better than the bears could have anticipated: The Dow Theory has flagged a buy signal . ...5 weeks ago -
Bank of America will pay $335 million to settle lending discrimination claims against Countrywide
What The Folly?! —
Authority: 464
Bank of America has agreed to pay $335 million to settle claims that Countrywide discriminated against Hispanic and African-American borrowers during the housing boom. Countrywide – owned by Bank of America since 2008 – was sued by the Department of Justice for charging higher fees and interest rates to Hispanic ...5 weeks ago -
This is your new merged bank, playing Scrooge
Uppity Wisconsin —
Authority: 563
Fire up your copy of "Its a Wonderful Life" and concentrate not on generous George Baileys travails in fictional Bedford Falls, but the movies improbably hopeful ending. Because an actual version of heartless financier Henry Potter is coming to a town near you only his equivalent is a really, really gigantic corporate ...5 weeks ago -
FHFA: October prices continue to dip
New Jersey Real Estate Report —
Authority: 107
From Bloomberg: U.S. Home Prices Fell 2.8% in October From Prior Year, FHFA Says U.S. home prices fell 2.8 percent in October from a year earlier, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said, as foreclosures continued to depress real estate values. The slump was led by the regions that include Nevada and Arizona, ...5 weeks ago



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