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  • Risky Mortgage-Bond Trading Rise May Invite Fed Sale
    Trading in the riskiest mortgage-backed securities has more than doubled since the start of the year, encouraging once-shy investors to try to strike deals with motivated sellers, including the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
  • Weiser: Get Government Out of Housing
    Jay Weiser, Baruch College Zicklin School of Business associate professor of Law and Real Estate, on why government intervention is hurting the housing market.

    [0:00:01] ... the nightmare announced three. And the government needs to just leave the housing market completely joining us -- so that governments should get out of the housing market completely. ...
    [0:00:26] ... A level involved what we're we have pretty much socialize the entire housing market and that is one reason why we have this constant -- ...
    [0:00:44] ... pick it up there is already interest from private investors in the housing market. And if you sell it to them they will buy it and they were repositioned properties and that was done in the ...
    [0:01:04] ... enlisting the help. Private investors there is private capital coming into the housing market that is helping to kinda get this system moving why isn't this sort hybrid system. Efficient in your mind. ...
  • Is QE3 Over Before it Begins?
    Investors were so certain the sluggish U.S. economy was going to require more easy-money help from the Fed that they already came up with a name for the next emergency program: QE3.
  • Markets Reacting to Strong Unemployment Numbers
    RBS Senior Economist Michelle Girard and NewOak Capital President James Frischling weigh in on job growth and the markets.

    [0:02:59] ... looking at and they're very interconnected -- the jobs market and the housing market. Again if you feel good about your house sorry -- your job you can probably weather the storm and how Seneca house has to wonder what -- get out from under it I think that got hit your consumer confidence. Fact of the job market is showing a positive story the housing market still -- the gridlock and a long way to go. But overall again a very positive number certainly indicating in the and ...
  • Swiss Property Market Boom Near Risk Zone In 4Q -UBS
    Switzerland's property market boom continued in the fourth quarter, driven by low interest rates and the steady influx of cash-rich migrants, and is edging closer to the risk zone of a market monitoring index.
  • Facebook's huge IPO
    Mary Kissel and Shibani Joshi examine Facebook’s big move

    [0:09:16] ... Goldman does not have the distribution network that that that the housing market Stanley does -- through Smith Barney. And an aspect of the business so plus save that also solution I said they have ...
  • How to Trade on the Outlook for Housing Prices
    Radar Logic CEO Michael Feder on the outlook for housing demand and prices.

    [0:00:01] ... the time -- Freddie Mac survey says that thirty year fixed mortgage rates falling to a record low of three point 87%. ...
    [0:02:37] ... clearing the inventories is clearly one of -- easier to get the housing market moving again and some people suggest that what they're trying to do in DC. Is keep people that -- should never been ...
  • Whalen: Obama Ignored Housing Crisis for Years
    Chris Whalen, Tangent Capital Partners senior managing director, on fixing the housing market and the Obama Administration's lack of response to this crisis.

    [0:00:23] ... dirty little secret that there that none of them can fix the housing market that it really -- to run its course. Well I think. ...
  • Bachus: Obama's Plan Could Force an FHA Bailout
    House Financial Services Committee Chairman Rep. Spencer Bachus, (R-Ala.), explains why Obama's housing plan is risky.

    [0:04:20] ... Let me say this the best way to to revive. The housing market is to revive our economy. So gonna lose the single thing I would say that's been the biggest mistake this month. Is ...
  • Fed to Work to Protect U.S. From Europe Crisis
    Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke said the central bank will do everything it can to prevent Europe's financial woes from damaging the U.S. economy.