Monday, February 9, 2009

MBS Sideways, Pimco's B. Gross on 4.5% Rates

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TODAY'S HEADLINES

LATEST VIDEO

Predicting Crisis: Dr. Doom & the Black Swan
How to predict a financial crisis and the five signs of a bear, with Nouriel Roubini, RGE Monitor and Nassim Taleb, The Black Swan author.
Heart of the Crisis: Freeing Up Credit Markets
Insight on what industry leaders will focus on what to do with the toxic assets eroding confidence in the financial system, with CNBC's Jane Wells
Geithner's TARP Plans
Major averages turn positive as investors await the details of the Treasury rescue plan. Weighing in on the plan's impact on the markets, with Bert
SEC Enforcement Director to Resign
The director of the division widely criticized in the aftermath of the Madoff case will resign today, reports CNBC's Mary Thompson
Pimco's Gross on the Current Financial Crisis
The shift in economic growth has most of the world's connected economies and their citizens in shock, says William Gross, Pimco co-chief investment
Geithner Delays Bank Rescue Plan
The reasons behind the delay of the new bank rescue plan, with CNBC's Steve Liesman, Andrew Ross Sorkin, NY Times and John Kanas, WL Ross & Co

AROUND THE WEB

Mortgage fraud increases in 2008
Geithner Plans to Bring in Private Investment for Toxic Assets
Mortgage Rates Likely Headed to 4.5%: Pimco's Gross
Sam Zell's Empire, Underwater in a Big Way
Wells ad slams press accounts on junkets as "nonsense"
Wikileaks releases 6,780 quasi-secret Congressional reports

POPULAR FORUM DISCUSSIONS

Likelihood of mandatory 4% rates in the new stimulus package???
Fannie Relaxes Regs
Trying to understand the spread between conforming and conforming jumbo
Details of the "15K" Homebuyer Credit

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