Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Rebuttal: Mortgage Industry - You are the New Leaders

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In-Depth Look - Treasuries Face Supply Challenge
Interview and discussion with Kevin Flanagan of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. He says we may need to see higher yield concessions going forward. (Bloomberg
In-Depth Look - The Housing Picture
Interview and discussion with Robert Shiller of the Yale University. He says housing rebound dependent on U.S. global economy success. (Bloomberg News
El-Erian: Rally Won't Last
The Dow is up nearly eight percent so far this month, but Mohamed El-Erian, one of the world's most powerful money managers, does not think the rally
TALF Deals May Generate $3B In Mortgage-Back Bonds
Commercial property companies may sell about $3 billion of mortgage-backed bonds in September. (Bloomberg News)
Realty Check: Hope for Housing?
While the S&P/Case Shiller home data is providing signs of stability, foreclosure rates are not improving, reports CNBC's Diana Olick.

AROUND THE WEB

Board publishes "5 Tips for Shopping for a Mortgage"
Momentum on Trading Curbs Builds
Shiller: Home Prices Downward Momentum Abating
Feds Push Mortgage Companies to Modify More Loans
Emails from Housing Hypocrites about Ethics
Zell on Real Estate

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