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  • commenter
    CharlesRKiss
    Aug 17 07:53 PM
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    Oil, Housing and the Dollar [view article]
    I wouldn't be surprised if all those greedy mortgage manipulators, after losing their shirts in housing, moved into oil to get their money back.

    If FNM and FRE are to be bailed out, take it from the "oil nouveau" Their the same people!!

    Instead of robbing Peter to pay Paul, we can Rob Paul!

    Did I say Ron Paul??

    God, I wish I had some of that old money.     Reply
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    cfish
    Aug 17 01:07 PM
    Oil, Housing and the Dollar [view article]
    25 billion dollars can control oil futures? You have no idea how trading works. Reply
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    vreporter
    Aug 17 12:59 PM
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    Oil, Housing and the Dollar [view article]
    I don't confuse future performance of homebuilder stocks with real estate prices. They will perform with opposite results over - at least - the next year or so.
    RE.porter     Reply
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    CaptBob
    Aug 17 12:45 PM
    Oil, Housing and the Dollar [view article]
    Whew!--Thanks Bill for reassuring me I was still on Earth.
    The Author has a right to adopt views from the third ring of Saturn--but---when the commentators join him in space, I have to pinch myself!.     Reply
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    number2son
    Aug 17 10:06 AM
    Liquidity Key To Picking Homebuilder Stocks - Citi [view article]
    Consolidation? Are you kidding? None of these guys are going to waste cash buying a competitor with a deteriorating balance sheet. Reply
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    Bill James
    Aug 17 09:43 AM
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    Oil, Housing and the Dollar [view article]
    Housing will get much worse as by mid-2009 as unemployment grows unless we fundamentally deal with Peak Oil issues. World Oil Exports (amount of oil that can be purchased) peaked in 2005 at 46.4 million barrels per day. The deficit since has grown to 3 times the size of the 1973 Oil Embargo deficit.

    We are still staged for oil supply shocks, seekingalpha.com/artic...

    Re-tooling transportation is necessary seekingalpha.com/artic...     Reply
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    mangolfer
    Aug 17 08:45 AM
    Oil, Housing and the Dollar [view article]
    I totally agree about now is the time for getting into housing. It will be coming back very strong soon. Just need to make sure you are in with the right stocks or funds. Reply
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    CLH
    Aug 17 07:17 AM
    Oil, Housing and the Dollar [view article]
    John you are right on. Their is no shortage of energy. Capitalism works!!

    We had no bear (very close though) and no recession. How can so many people be wrong?     Reply
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    Ishortyou
    Aug 17 05:12 AM
    Oil, Housing and the Dollar [view article]
    Nah...we are tired of dark age fossil fuel too much of a headache and too polluting, we prefer new age technology i.e. electricity, hydrogen-water at least to dirve a car. Reply
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    Abe Fadley
    Aug 16 08:55 PM
    Liquidity Key To Picking Homebuilder Stocks - Citi [view article]
    I am accumulating home builders not because I expect them to make profit in the short-term. I am hoping for comdolidation. It is very difficult to determine who will acquire who. Reply
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    laurel
    Aug 15 11:47 AM
    Ranking Homebuilders by Discount to Book Value [view article]
    i believe bhs will hold steady and rise because of their holdings and intelligence of management Reply
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    laurel
    Aug 15 11:46 AM
    Ranking Homebuilders by Discount to Book Value [view article]
    bhs will hold steady then rise because of their holdings and intelligent managment
    Reply
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    jimsep
    Aug 15 11:12 AM
    Homebuilders: Lennar Tries Commissions, Smart Cars [Housing Tracker] [view article]
    Why don't Lennar (and the rest of the homebuilders) try something that might work--- lowering prices? Reply
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    billddrummer
    Aug 11 11:57 AM
    Homebuilders: Lawsuits, Incentives, Even Some Building [Housing Tracker] [view article]
    Hi Judy,

    Interesting and compelling commentary, thanks for the good work.

    The SF article is particularly interesting to me. I lived in SF from 1977 to 1979 before moving to Reno, and I was struck by the paucity of blacks within the city limits back then. The outmigration proceeds from a sense of disconnection from community, and a feeling that there's nothing to 'gain' from living in SF proper. Add the insane cost of living and a perception of limited recreational options, and taking flight to move to the East Bay makes sense.

    By the way, I'm black. And I moved from SF to a city with less than 5% African American population. Just as an anectdotal comment, I rarely associate with blacks in my social circle, live in a neighborhood dominated by Hispanics, and have two children who share racially mixed ancestry.

    I'm not the only one like this, but I'm definitely a minority within a minority.     Reply
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    yanni raz
    Aug 08 11:50 AM
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    Is the FHA Effectively Condoning Mortgage Fraud? [view article]
    Today's Most Popular Fha Loans

    What is fha loans with bad credit ?

    Fha loans are the most popular consumer mortgage loans you can possibly have today.
    Also fha bad credit loans are done by the government, basically the government have created these loans years ago and it was actually very popular.
    Fha bad credit loans also called fha hud loans have their fha guidelines and fha requirement.
    So for you to get a consumer mortgage and an fha approval you need to know the guidelines.

    1.Fha fees- fha fees are not so much different than any other conventional mortgage loans you had in the past.
    The problem is that some of us that apply to have a consumer mortgage are being charged high points in conventional mortgage loans.
    If you will read the fha guidelines you will understand that with fha lending it's a much safer way to go because there are some restriction with the fha fees.
    2.Fha appraisal- fha appraisal is also not so different from a normal appraisal you will have to get done in a conventional mortgage.
    But here the appraiser that will appraise your home will have to be fha approved to get you an fha appraisal done.
    3.Fha conventional- fha conventional is not a normal term but some people are using this term for some reason.
    Fha conventional is not related to one another, fha is fha and conventional is conventional.
    4.Fha lenders- there are not a lot of fha lenders and fha brokers.
    A lot of people think that every mortgage broker can help them with their fha Home mortgage, no.
    Only a few Mortgage brokers out there are really fha approved, so before you make a decision about the next mortgage broker you will use make sure they're approved.
    5.Fha loan limits- the fha loan limits have changed recently. Until march of 2008 the fha limits were up to $417,000, because of states like California, New york and Florida the fha loan limits have changed to $729,000.
    The new loan limits will help many homeowners to refinance their homes and avoid foreclosure.
    6.Fha pmi- fha pmi is the mortgage insurance you required to pay.
    Please read the fha requirements, in conventional loans you will pay pmi only if your loan is more than 80% ltv.
    Since fha programs don't offer a second loan on your mortgage they will make you pay pmi instead, which is good because paying pmi is much better then a second loan.
    7.Fha rates- fha rates are much better then conventional interest rates.
    Conventional banks have a higher interest rates because they charge to the index of your loan a margin. Fha interest rates have no margin since the fha program is done by the government.
    Fha rates are lower then conventional rate loans.

    So again learn the fha guidelines and the fha requirements.
    now you will know the fha loan limits.
    1. you will probably have to pay fha pmi.
    3. The fha rates shouldn't be higher then conventional rate loans.
    Now go find fha lenders or an fha broker, get your refinance or mortgage done and save your home.
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