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  • Bad News for Housing Stocks, Good News for Homeowners?  [View article]
    It seems logical that the covered bonds concept would not work especially when executed by banks which have no or little experience in this area ; ending up in a legal mess seems eminent .

    Fannie / Freddie ( GSEs ) have been successful in carrying out their business for many years ; they should be fine in doing what they have been doing .

    The US financings are structured using the two GSEs as the nucleus , for many years .

    Any change to the established structure when the economy is fragile , would only intensify confusion , loss of public confidence and faltering of the economy .

    Changes should be executed when economy is stabilized .
    Jul 29 10:38 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • The Facts Behind the Coming Congressional Mortgage Bailout Bill [View article]
    Foreclosures have been rising at great speed since October , 2007 .

    The timing is matching exactly the slumps at financial stock market .

    These home owners who lost their homes might be the same victims who have suffered grave loss , over the slumps .

    Those who stored their savings in bank stocks which had been stable for about 5 years , would lost most severely .

    They are simple , hard working people but victimized by the naked shorters .

    The immense power of naked short selling drove the bank stock pricings lower than lowest .

    SEC allowed such unlawful manipulation , one article indicated that some published records have shown that some short sold shares were not delivered for over 200 days .

    SEC announced emergency measures to police naked shorting on last Wednesday and somehow two days later , nullify the effect of their own measures by exempting the market makers .

    The requirement of delivering the shares short sold by the next day seems reasonable under the computerized system .

    Naked shortings in the now distressed economy intensify the vicious cycle that spirals towards economic destruction .

    The government has a duty to serve the general public .

    The bailout or whatever one names it , is a measure to reverse the cycle towards a better economy .

    Why not ? I know , you short sellers , don't agree .

    Jul 22 03:29 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Mother of All Short Squeezes? [View article]
    Yes , why does the unlawful naked short selling being allowed openly by SEC ?

    Even at emergency , SEC offers policing to only 19 investment banks for 30 days .

    How about the regional banks where they have already been hurt by naked short sellings .

    The naked short sellers can short sell unlimited quantity of shares of any bank by not having to borrow the same .

    Such short sellers then have the " privilege " to command an unlimited supply of shares .

    Such short sellers are naturally invincible since they have been well fed financially in expense of the economy of USA .

    Yet , SEC would only police for 19 investment banks .

    Why does the lawmakers tolerate such notorious violation of the law ?

    Further , banks are often required to shore up their balance sheet forcing them to sell newly issued stocks at depleted pricing .

    An article indicated that the same short sellers who depleted the banks' pricing would buy the newly issued stocks for covering their position .

    Magic ! short selling " nothing " at a high price and buying back the tremendous quantity of new issues at a dirt cheap price .

    A small group of short sellers make huge profit on the misery of a very large number of innocent people .

    Is this vicious cycle of selling phantom stocks at high prices while covering the position with cheap new issues , really happening under the eyes of lawmakers ?

    Just in case , Banks should have a grace time to shore up their balance sheet until the naked short selling is limited .

    Jul 21 00:45 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
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