Monthly Archives: June 2009

More Good News — KB Homes Sales Are Up

The Associated Press is reporting this morning that KB Homes sales are up a healthy 59% over the first quarter of this year. The bad news is that KB suffered a 255.9 million dollar loss. So the news is definitely good and bad. The CEO of KB is cautiously optimistic about the future of the…

Mortgage Rates Have Muted Reaction to FOMC Statement

Well the big event for the week and month came and went with no reaction. The FOMC meeting concluded yesterday with the release of their policy statement. No surprise announcements and the verbiage was little changed from last statement. Many a mortgage…(read more) Go to Source

Rates up, appraisals down

Rates rise modestly in Bankrate’s survey; conventional wisdom on appraisals is misinformed. Go to Source

Rates could be volatile today

Mortgage bond investors are poised to criticize whatever the Fed says today; watch for volatility. Go to Source

RateWatch – Blackjack, Fed Style

Market: So, yesterday we were watching the Fed, and as it turned out there was nothing to see. Bonds ended exactly flat at 0. Today we’re up 28bps and sitting on a multiple resistance line (Note: if this doesn’t make any sense to you, don’t worry. It’s not important in the cosmic sense. I just…

Avoid Mortgage Modification Scams

If you are considering a mortgage modification, you should be aware of the various scams that are going on out there.

Wow! Mortgage Applications Climb Out Of 7 Month Low

The Mortgage Bankers Association is reporting that mortgage applications have climed out of a 7 year low last week.

Mortgage Industry Anxiously Awaiting Fed Statement

Following Monday’s fairly calm day, mortgage backed securities continued to trade in a holding pattern yesterday. At the beginning of the session, mortgage-backs were down as much as 8/32nds but fought back and were up 6/32nds at one point in the…(read more)

Big Raises For For The Employees Of TARP Banks

We learn today that companies like CITI Are giving raises of up to 50% to their employees.

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