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Thursday, October 25, 2012
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Check out my new site: www.theHARPexperts.com
Check out this new site: www.theHARPexperts.com
It's the new program that allows upside/down homeowners to refinance.....
It's the new program that allows upside/down homeowners to refinance.....
4/23/12 Weekly Preview
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Southern Oaks Mortgage, Inc.
Office: 661-964-2600
Email: jeff@somloans.com
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Monday, April 23, 2012
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This
Week; the FOMC metering will dominate most
trading. The policy statement at 2:15 Wednesday afternoon has many thinking
the Fed will announce another QE move to keep rates from increasing. We are
not sure, more likely the statement will reflect increasing concerns that the
economy is slowing and the Fed is alert to it. While not an easing
announcement it will keep interest rates low and to some extent hold the
stock market from falling off a cliff. After the policy statement Bernanke
will hold a press conference where we can get more detail on what he is
thinking about the soft economy and no real job growth. Earnings reports for Q1 have not been as
soft as was generally thought.
Data this week includes March new home sales,
consumer confidence and durable goods orders; all key data points. Also this
week treasury will auction 2 yr, 5 yr and 7 yr notes for a total of $99B
beginning Tuesday through Thursday. Concern that the euro-area debt crisis is
deepening after a first round of French elections ended with President
Nicolas Sarkozy trailing his Socialist rival and the Dutch government split
over austerity plans. Spain and Italy’s debts and their economies are also
adding safety moves by investors to US treasuries.
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Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Interest rates - Ouch!
Today, mortgage interest rates are taking a beating. Why is this happening? Good question with lots of different answers......here is a segment from Yahoo! Finance that is worth watching.....
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/3-signs-market-sell-off-coming-soon-121617680.html
Enjoy,
Jeff Eisenberg
Southern Oaks
661.964.2600
brokermanjeff@gmail.com
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/3-signs-market-sell-off-coming-soon-121617680.html
Enjoy,
Jeff Eisenberg
Southern Oaks
661.964.2600
brokermanjeff@gmail.com
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Monday, February 27, 2012
Weekly Preview 2/27/2012
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This week; a number of economic releases that will dominate markets. The Europe debt mess is presently dormant in the sense of nothing in the way of market-driving news, the same as last week. Greece will get its money the will eventually default but for now markets have generally discounted Greece and Europe’s problems. The focus now in the bond and equity markets is the status and outlook for the US economy. Interest rate markets are wound tight as a spring. Based on the 10 yr treasury, driver for mortgage markets, not much change in rates last week. Technically the 10 yr is presently losing its support at these levels but still holds well so far. This week’s economic releases are significant for the outlook on the economy, thus the bond market. There are a number of key releases this week, most expected to have improved from last month.(see economic calendar). Ben Bernanke will be speaking on Wednesday, other Fed officials have been talking about potential of another easing move from the Fed. There is little appetite for another round of MBS purchases or any other easing moves as long as the economic outlook continues to be strong; the Fed doesn’t need to add more to its balance sheet as long as the economy doesn’t roll over. Although the Friday is March 2nd the employment report won’t be released until March 9th. There is the potential for wider market movements this week compared to last week. Interest rates are vulnerable to selling if equity markets rally this week. | ||
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