I am running behind schedule today, but things continue to play out exactly as I said they would in last week’s update. Here is how I ended the Mortgage Market Update last week…
The bottom line this week, expect a swing higher in MBS prices (lower mortgage rates), followed by the resumption of a new leg [...]
Mortgage Market Update
by Robert D. Ashby on 21. Dec, 2009 in Mortgage Rates
Mortgage Market Update
by Robert D. Ashby on 14. Dec, 2009 in Mortgage Rates
This week has things getting back to normal in my life, though still hectic, but I am used to that anyway. As for the mortgage market, things have turned ugly as I warned last week, and while there will need to be a corrective period, or brief floating opportunity, the long haul has turned for [...]
Mortgage Market Update
by Robert D. Ashby on 07. Dec, 2009 in Mortgage Rates
I find myself in a strange place writing this week’s post as I am in a doctor’s office while my son’s dislocated broken finger gets put back in place. What a trooper as he didn’t even cry when they did it. And speaking of strange places, we are currently in one in the mortgage market [...]
Mortgage Market Update
by Robert D. Ashby on 30. Nov, 2009 in Mortgage Rates
Another week, another day stuck in Brasil. Not so bad, just like the mortgage market lately. There are times when I like being wrong, and this is one, though I still do not like the way the charts look and reality will likely set into the markets as the traders come back from the holiday [...]
Mortgage Market Update
by Robert D. Ashby on 23. Nov, 2009 in Mortgage Rates
Bom dia, estou em Brasil hoje escrevendo esse poste. OK, my Portuguese is still a little rough, but it says “Good day, I am in Brazil today writing this post”. This post marks my 104th weekly update, which means I have been doing this now for two years straight. Man, how time flies, so let’s [...]
Mortgage Market Update
by Robert D. Ashby on 09. Nov, 2009 in Mortgage Rates
Sorry for the late post today as I am still making my transformation so-to-speak, preventing earlier access to the internet. As I have said recently, change is inevitable, though this time it is good for mortgage rates, at least for the foreseeable future. I will get into why a little bit later on.
Last week certainly [...]
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Mortgage Market Update
by Robert D. Ashby on 28. Dec, 2009 in Mortgage Rates
I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas and had plenty to be thankful for. Unfortunately, mortgage backed securities only received a lump of coal. Well, I would actually say a truckload of lumps of coal based on the week’s results.
Last week was a shortened week for the holiday and that usually brings volatility to the [...]