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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby mattduke » Fri 31 Aug 2007, 11:58:33

Meant to post this here in response to Cygnus. I think the thread got moved.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Cynus', 'A')nger, anger, anger... OK, Cynus, keep it together, finish the post. Sure you sat on the sidelines saving up for your 20% deposit, sure you wouldn't take out an interest only ARM knowing what a timebomb they were, sure you remained debt free, and, OK, now the government is going to use your tax dollars to bail out the flippers, and the Wall Street scumbags who made all the money on a mountain of fraud, but just finish the post and then push all that rage into a little white hot star in your heart and save it for special occasions.

Navigate. Navigate. It's up to you to navigate this Matt. Your family is relying up you to navigate through this. Wife. Kids. Mom. Dad. Grandpa. Read. Understand. Anticipate. You see the credit expansion. It must end in a bust. Ignore the crowd. Don't buy in to it. Stay strong. Resist. Save. Save. Save. Inexpensive gestures mean a lot to your wife. You know politicians. It's all happened before. Remember the Panic of 1819. Go reread that Rothbard classic. They will bailout. Buy the least expensive car you can. Watch the politicians. Read between the lines. Understand their motives. They will buy the votes. They will crack down. Where are the shortages this week? Pipeline around Hormuz? Pipeline around Malacca? They are preparing. Laugh at yourself along with your family, but buy that fifty pound bag of rice and put it away. The housing crunch has begun. You knew it would. Thought oil might hit first. It's coming. What's next? Navigate. ARM's beginning to reset. Be patient. They will print the money, oh yes they will. Deficits. Social Security. War. Bailouts. They will print and the market cannot be fooled. The market always wins. Gold. Silver. Oil. Asia owns the production. Fundamentals. Money supply. Those junior miners will pop 90% in a single day with no warning. Accumulate shares early. Accumulate ounces early. Work hard. Trust no one. Should I cash out my IRA early because they'll confiscate it later? Pay cash. Don't believe their figures. They will lie to the end. Have fun. Spend a little money. Be happy. These are good times. Enjoy them. Relax. Don't make your family scared. Don't talk about navigating too much. They know what you are doing and they have put their faith in you. Take their suggestions even though you are the navigator. Select a quality 12 gauge pump action and lots of ammo.
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby jboogy » Fri 31 Aug 2007, 13:39:06

I hear you loud and clear Cynus , That is an awesome tag-line. I'm gonna have to look that dude up.
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby Plantagenet » Fri 31 Aug 2007, 13:57:44

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mmasters', ' ')See if the bank has a 500,000 dollar bad loan they have to write off they have to dig into their cash reserves to cover the cost, it's a big loss.



The local banks that originated the home loans don't keep them anymore. They bundled them into packages and sold them as investment vehicles to hedge funds and overseas banks and JP Morgan other giant financial institutions around the world.

Thats why the collapse in the crazy home speculation in the US is hitting overseas investment banks and international hedge funds so hard :P
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby Denny » Fri 31 Aug 2007, 15:59:17

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mmasters', 'M')any of us suspected this. ... And that's part of the big game, make a huge loan that can never be repaid and then loan more money so the original loan can keep being serviced, and so on... This is how the IMF operates. It's a pure slavery scheme.


So, shouldn't this spell the demise of the fiat, paper foundation of the currency, and drive up real money, like gold, silver and oil? You'd think the U.S,. buck would take a tumble.
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby PrairieMule » Fri 31 Aug 2007, 16:53:01

The two things we need to pay attention to this deal. First will be the FICO required/possible new underwriting stips and second the US goverment will be picking up the note.

My understanding of this deal stipulates the borr must have good credit hence slow pays and folks in arrears will not qualify. Slow pays on a Mortgage (1 or 2 late pays) can drop a good score from 620 to 550 very fast depending on other factors. Half the folks with their heads in a vice from these ARMs will not qualify. This will not be discovered until the loan is floated to underwiting and appraisal fees and money used to lock rates cannot be refunded.
I'm talking about $500-1000 paid upfront that homeowner really has not budgeted to begin with. So they end up using next months morgage payment and in a game of roulette.

The second issue is how do you feel about the US gov carring the note? Currently if you defaulted ,CH 7 would get you off the hook. Perhaps in the near future your new mortgage arrears could be "worked off" a few hours a a week in the sun at Camp Haliburton.
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby mmasters » Fri 31 Aug 2007, 17:17:26

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Denny', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mmasters', 'M')any of us suspected this. ... And that's part of the big game, make a huge loan that can never be repaid and then loan more money so the original loan can keep being serviced, and so on... This is how the IMF operates. It's a pure slavery scheme.


So, shouldn't this spell the demise of the fiat, paper foundation of the currency, and drive up real money, like gold, silver and oil? You'd think the U.S,. buck would take a tumble.

You'd think it would work that way. I thought it would when I first discovered this stuff but then again the people who control the fiat dominate oil and metals too. The whole playing field is rigged.
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby Daculling » Fri 31 Aug 2007, 17:29:42

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')he president wants to work with Congress to temporarily suspend the tax liability that can take effect when borrowers lose their homes through short-sales, and when lenders forgive mortgage debt. That will enable borrowers to more easily rework their loans.


LMAO

This will accelerate the plunge. Joe owes $300,000 with no equity in the house. If he walks and the bank forgives the dept and he owes tax on all that $300k minus sale proceeds from what I understand... not so anymore... now he just walks. This should only encourage Joe to walk. Please tell me I got this wrong, because if I don't I just can't believe our gov is so stupid.
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby mmasters » Fri 31 Aug 2007, 17:31:40

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Plantagenet', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mmasters', ' ')See if the bank has a 500,000 dollar bad loan they have to write off they have to dig into their cash reserves to cover the cost, it's a big loss.



The local banks that originated the home loans don't keep them anymore. They bundled them into packages and sold them as investment vehicles to hedge funds and overseas banks and JP Morgan other giant financial institutions around the world.

Thats why the collapse in the crazy home speculation in the US is hitting overseas investment banks and international hedge funds


Sure, the banks offloaded the subprime junk to suckers. And Bush's bailout isn't about helping them (as PrarieMule just pointed out). This move is about protecting traditional mortgages from buckling under the weight of an economic bust (with a bit of PR to the subprime mixed in). If anything this is a move to protect legit loan portfolios the stodgy banks have from a fallout.
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby Denny » Sat 01 Sep 2007, 00:03:06

I listened to Bush tallking about the situation today. He seemed to be reading some kind of script, the words did not flow naturally from his mouth.

Anyway, at one point he commented that new forms of mortgages had opened the door to more Americans to "own" their own homes. What! How can you say somebody owns something when they actually have negative equity in it? Has Bush ever thought about the concept of a balance sheet as a way to demonstrate the equity of the owners?

I thought Bush had an MBA, but I guess those MBA synapses got burned out long ago. The way the national debt is going, who is to say who owns America anymore. I think pretty soon the govnerment will be using "sub-prime" financing for the debt as they are losing any fiscal credibility.
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby Twilight » Sat 01 Sep 2007, 00:24:46

Must have been a bought MBA, I get the feeling Bush would need negative equity explained slowly with animated diagrams.

The way things are going, who is to say who owns anything? It's a dangerous world where no-one knows what assets and liabilities they have.
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby NEOPO » Sat 01 Sep 2007, 02:35:04

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Cid_Yama', 'T')hank you for the suggestion to post it in the Americas Section. Sorry I called you a NeoCon. Not shameless self-promotion, on OilDrum, Leanan prefers we post an exerpt and a link, which is what I did here. Can't help it if I was the one that wrote the editorial.

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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby NEOPO » Sat 01 Sep 2007, 02:43:09

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('TommyJefferson', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('NEOPO', 'i')f the wealth was redistributed into the hands of the middle and poor class perhaps it would work yet that is most definately NOT what has occurred in the past nor what is occurring now.


You are wrong. The vast, vast majority of government spending does go straight to the middle or working class.

No wonder you believe in socialism. You don't even know the mechanics or accounting of it.

With such a fundamental ignorance of it, it is rather silly for you to speak on how well it "works".

Working from end to beginning, I did not say shit about how it "works" so cease and desist putting words into my mouth or you might find alittle something else in yours...

I do not believe in socialism, or communism or this dead horse republic that you keep kicking etc etc etc the only thing I believe in anymore is the ignorance of people such as yourself to screw up any chance we ever had of any kind of honest and fair system, so keep up the good work! and your hero was a slave owning native killer... I guess his great ideology applied to only the white people...

uhm yeah and then it goes right back into the pockets of the elite central bankers. PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFT!
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby NEOPO » Sat 01 Sep 2007, 02:54:34

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mmasters', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Denny', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mmasters', 'M')any of us suspected this. ... And that's part of the big game, make a huge loan that can never be repaid and then loan more money so the original loan can keep being serviced, and so on... This is how the IMF operates. It's a pure slavery scheme.


So, shouldn't this spell the demise of the fiat, paper foundation of the currency, and drive up real money, like gold, silver and oil? You'd think the U.S,. buck would take a tumble.

You'd think it would work that way. I thought it would when I first discovered this stuff but then again the people who control the fiat dominate oil and metals too. The whole playing field is rigged.

Abso-fucking-lutely.
Good to see that I am not the only one here evolving as I receive more information. Not saying that ther are not others (few and far between) who are not getting it yet there is zero doubt in my mind that you are spot on my friend.

The only other thing I have to say about all of this is that it is by design, its so perfect the sheeple would not have a clue if the modern operation mockingbird wasnt allowing the story to hit the fake news. Otherwise the sheeple would sleep tightly.
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby TommyJefferson » Sat 01 Sep 2007, 09:53:46

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('NEOPO', 'W')orking from end to beginning, I did not say shit about how it "works"


Yes. You did. You said...

"if the wealth was redistributed into the hands of the middle and poor class perhaps it would work yet that is most definately NOT what has occurred in the past".

The vast majority of government spending does go straight to the middle class and poor.

Your promotion of the idea that forced redistribution of wealth by force works is what allows people to take out home loans they can't repay. It's what allows people to produce children they can't feed or educate. It's what allows people to drive SUV's they can't afford. It's what allows corporations to profit from wars our nation shouldn't be involved in. It's what allows McMansions to spring up in unsustainable landscapes.

Your promotion of redistribution by force causes suffering, theft, overshoot, and war.

You promote evil.
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Re: Bush to Bail Out Sub-Prime Lenders

Unread postby vision-master » Sat 01 Sep 2007, 10:15:36

YOU ARE NOT CORRECT - THE MILITARY SUCKS UP THE MOST! GET IT?
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