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  • Re: 1929-the mother of all bail outs! Fall short ?

    The government steps in trys to stabilize the housing market,by buying out two big losses,one balks.The otther gets smart and accepts.The one balked,Fannie mae ,the market de-stabilized FNM stands at .78 down $6.38 so far.plus it leaves them open to lawsuits. This is whats when you think you can handle...
    Posted to US Housing Market (Forum) by Whinnwon on 09-08-2008

  • Re: 1929 "Repeating The Past is Not the Forcast For Tomorrow" (500-0)

    When the market went to "0" on black Friday and the market crashed! We were out of WW1,The roaring twenties was ending,there was a tremendous loss of jobs,rather then a few thousand,banks were closing. There was no FDIC !!! no bank security,no bank insurance,like there is now.! Reaping the...
    Posted to US Housing Market (Forum) by Whinnwon on 09-07-2008

  • Re: FNM and FRE

    The CEO's knew for months the company was going under,as there cash decreased to constantly stave off losses from bad mortgage's......But we should blame all of the company's that sold the subprime to FRE and FNM also,granted management should have been smarter not to buy.But what would have...
    Posted to US Housing Market (Forum) by Funny-Money on 09-06-2008

  • FNM and FRE

    The fall of its investors. A neccesary sacrifice for the progress of the economy.....
    Posted to US Housing Market (Forum) by Funny-Money on 09-05-2008

  • Re: Home Prices Fell At a Record Pace in May

    It's a big mess, no dout about it. From what I've read and seen online and on TV (I like watching CNBC & Bloomberg), the CPI rose 0.8% in July -- up 5.6% versus a year earlier. So the consumer inflation hits a 17 year high. According to IBD (8/15/08) it wasn't just groceries and gasoline...
    Posted to US Housing Market (Forum) by Danjf on 08-21-2008
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