nnuut
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I stand corrected, forgot about the weekends!I count 10 more trading days. The earliest we can make a move is Nov. 3rd, to be in for the 4th.
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I stand corrected, forgot about the weekends!I count 10 more trading days. The earliest we can make a move is Nov. 3rd, to be in for the 4th.
Fannie, Freddie bid for Treasury rescue work: sources
Mon Oct 20, 2008 4:39pm EDT
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae (FNM.P: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) and Freddie Mac (FRE.P: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) have each bid to manage home loans the U.S. Treasury will purchase under its multibillion-dollar program to soak up bad mortgage bets, said two sources familiar with the companies' bid.
Earlier this month, Treasury said it was seeking a large financial company to manage the mortgage securities it will buy and another to manage whole loans. Treasury is expected to award that whole loan contract in the coming days.
"They ... have some skills in this area," said James Lockhart, the chief regulator for the companies that are now in government-run. "Whether it is contacts with the banks that hold these loans. Whether it is servicing or whatever."
The Treasury is authorized to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to buy failing assets from finance companies to help them scrub their balance sheets and return to normal lending.
Lockhart, director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, would not comment on whether the agencies had applied for Treasury work, but said that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have many skills required to manage mortgage assets.
"Certainly, they have a mission of helping out the mortgage market," Lockhart told Reuters while attending the annual meeting of the Mortgage Bankers Association. "I don't think (this) is expanding their mission. I think it's just about using their current facilities."
(Reporting by Patrick Rucker; editing by Gary Crosse)http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSTRE49J7LW20081020
They'll charge a nominal fee (recoupment) to manage it. Talk about a joke!:suspicious:Why not - they probably initiated most of the toxic loans to our at risk servants. They know where all the hidden secrets are hiding.
Is that sweet Kendra on the avatar?
Breakout denied. Back in the triangle we go. Not good.
You would expect today to have a slight sell off after yesterdays gains. But right now we are giving back at least half of what we earned yesterday. Market witching hours 10:00 to 10:30am, noon and 2:00 to 4:00pm. Maybe the market will rally before close.:laugh:
The pattern is about to end. It's going to break one way or the other. Put your head between your legs and pray that it breaks your way.
The Libor rates have been going down, but I don't trust it. It's not going down because banks are lending to each other, it's going down because the CBs are forcing it down with their "unlimited liquidity".
We still don't have transparency or trust.
The pattern is about to end. It's going to break one way or the other. Put your head between your legs and pray that it breaks your way.
The Libor rates have been going down, but I don't trust it. It's not going down because banks are lending to each other, it's going down because the CBs are forcing it down with their "unlimited liquidity".
We still don't have transparency or trust.
As opposed to the steady pattern of the last two weeks?:laugh:Good way to put it 350Z. Somthing is about to give in the next 2 weeks. I'm looking for major Volatility coming. That's where to catch the money.
As opposed to the steady pattern of the last two weeks?:laugh:
Currently testing the bottom of the triangle.:worried: