Reggie Middleton

As Bank Industry Analysts Lose Jobs, Serious Blogs Take the Forefront

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Another Big Bank Failure: More Likely Than Not to Occur

I can vouch for Mr. Mortgage, who truly knows his mortgages. He warned on Lehman, as I did, at the beginning of 2008 by detailing the quality (or lack thereof) of their inventory in full detail - as granular as sampling the individual terms of mortgages written.

I suggest you look at his early youtube stuff.

Another Big Bank Failure: More Likely Than Not to Occur

I see the well mannered, polite crowd still frequents the SA boards. I luv y'all too.

As a commenter inferred earlier, your criticisms will hold much more weight if delivered with just the slightest modicum of professionalism.

Now, for those that want more detail, or believe that I don't do any "real" research, I suggest you look at the original article which has links to some of the Goldman and Morgan research (look in the green sidebar to the right) - boombustblog.com/index...

For those who need freebies, I release the original Goldman Research for free - boombustblog.com/image... since it is now obsolete.

I shorted Morgan Stanley and Bear Stearns in January, and Goldman in May while many of sheeple were still of the mindset that these "namebrands" can do no wrong. I'll let you do the math.

I'm going to break with tradition here and be a little more forthcoming with my results. My blog's research model looks to be finishing the year over 100% in the black - and that is a static research model. See boombustblog.com/index...

My proprietary trading account (which is dynamic) should be finishing the year at a multiple in excess of 3 or 4 times that, and would have been considerably more save a nasty drawdown that I decided to suffer through from last month. I am open to all comments and criticisms, but I happen to be fairly pleased with my results (though I am rather pissed at myself for a few expensive trading errors), and so are the 3,000 or so subscribers to my blog.

I welcome all the naysayers to come by the blog and try out the sample research and opinions. I have covered roughly 74 stocks to achieve these triple digit returns, and the formal reports are roughly 20 pages in length. There are literally thousands of pages of research which should be more than enough detail to satisfy the "nerd" in all of us.

As Bank Industry Analysts Lose Jobs, Serious Blogs Take the Forefront

Thanks for the support, all. Prescient, if you put your email in html or text in a public forum like this, you will get spammed to death by spambots. In addition, seeking alpha is not the best place to get support for issues on my site. Use the "contact me" link in the top or side menus in the future.

I admit the site's design has been outgrown, but I hired a team to work on it. The changes should be evident starting some time today. It appears that you have not subscribed. Everyone must subscribe as well as register, even if you pick a free subscription, it must be done. Try it, and if you still have problems use the "contact us" link. I will make sure your problem is solved.

I will be release two big forensic reports some time today - one of which is a potential bankruptcy candidate. I think it will be worth your time to stop by if you have a paid subscription. As usual I will be putting the free stuff out as well.

As for Seeking Alpha, I am trying to create a working relationship.