interest rates: TBWS Daily - 3/22/2012 - 03/22/12 01:10 AM
The discussion today hit several topics:  HARP 2 (Affordable Refinance Program - Interest Rate Knowledge - Is the economy really recovering - and the effect of gas prices on the economy.
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interest rates: TBWS Daily - 9/28/2011 - 09/28/11 02:05 AM
Good Morning…Here is today’s  report from the Think Big Work Small Guys.  Today the boys are talking about the correlation between Unemployment and Foreclosures.  In 1984 unemployment was 10%, foreclosures at 2%, and interest rates were at 14.5%, when in recent years unemployment has jumped 5 to 10% and foreclosures have jumped 5 to 10% both keeping pace with each other, while interest rates are at an all time low.  Our housing market problems have more to do with the state of our overall economy.  I found the discussion interesting. 
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interest rates: TBWS Daily - 8/23/2011 - 08/24/11 02:39 AM
 
Good Morning…Here is today’s  report from the Think Big Work Small Guys.  The boys are on a roll concerning the 1.2 Trillion dollars of secret loans given out to banks, US Companies, the Royal Bank of Scotland, and many others.  These loans were given out by the Feds at a discounted rate of 1.1%, and only recently were exposed.
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interest rates: TBWS Daily - 7/13/2011 - 07/14/11 02:26 AM
 Good Morning...Here is today's market update from the Think Big Work Small Guys.  Today the boys have a big discussion on Loans being rejected due to simple mistakes being made at the origination level, and qualified borrowers being turned away; a lot of these mistakes are in the Fees column.  Mortgage applications dropped for the 4th straight month inspite of low interest rates.  This is sabotaging the housing market.
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