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No Help for the Jumbos
Brian HicksPosted November 27, 2007
While Ben Bernanke and Charles Schumer thought that it would be a great idea if Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could up their loan limit to help support the jumbo mortgage market, it turns out that...
"Fool me once, shame on -- shame on you. Fool me -- you can't get fooled again." (The wisdom of President George W. Bush)
Brian HicksPosted November 26, 2007
Countrywide Financial would now have us believe that it has ample capital and liquidity to stay in business.
The "R"-Word and the Perfect Storm
Brian HicksPosted November 26, 2007
Ok I admit it. Every writer worth his salt should swear this one off forever. But this time though, that storm could be for real.
Asian and American Economies
Brian HicksPosted November 26, 2007
Just back from Asia, Wealth Daily editor Sam Hopkins breaks down the risks and benefits of investing in the Asian and American economies.
Shop 'til You Drop
Brian HicksPosted November 26, 2007
First there was "Black Friday". And now there is something called "Cyber Monday". But no matter how you get there, one thing about this Christmas season is already crystal clear. Borrowing from...
No Analyst Coverage
Brian HicksPosted November 23, 2007
Big investment banks aren't known for doing too much business with small-cap companies. Ian Cooper discusses two they missed.
Thankful for America
Brian HicksPosted November 22, 2007
Sure the markets are down. But the truth is that there is nothing that we can't handle. Here's why.
Freddie Drops the Mother of all Bombs
Brian HicksPosted November 21, 2007
Freddie Mac dropped the bomb on the markets today. Here's why its so big....
The Terminator and Unintended Consequenses
Brian HicksPosted November 21, 2007
It's judgment day in California for sub prime ARMs. Why Arnold's latest move may kill them forever.
Carl Icahn Companies
Brian HicksPosted November 20, 2007
Billionaires didn't make money buying just anything. In this issue, Ian Cooper discusses Carl Icahn's latest company investment.
Homebuyers be where?
Brian HicksPosted November 20, 2007
When homebuilders start raising prices instead of cutting them, we'll be at a bottom, but the housing bulls don't seem to care.
The Secret to Beating Wall Street... Paying Attention.
Brian HicksPosted November 20, 2007
Any one that didn't know that credit card companies would be slapped around wasn't paying attention.
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