Where to find info... 1) Which stocks are most affected by this meltdown? Which liquid, publicly-traded companies are most dependent on the lending business? So far I have gathered this list: AHM AHR CFC CHC COF DRL FNM FRE IMH LEND LUM MBI NEW NFI 2) How have these junk bonds been distributed? Which (and what kind of) institutions have most invested in them?
Subprime loans are everywhere. They were bundled and sold to all manner of investors, large and small - through hedge funds, brokerage houses, bond funds, pension funds. They're like pixie dust.
These guys had 75 branches..Thats is quite a little scam operation.. No more Enron type scams, no more Mortgage fraud...Online poker collusion is now getting harder.. What is the next big crime...Will car jacking become in vogue again..??? http://www.azcentral.com/community/mesa/articles/0225mortgageshutdown0225.html Nino Brown in "New Jack City": You gotta rob to get rich in the Reagan era.
Well, they've been jacking catalytic converters around my area lately from people and the car lots...$100+ a piece to sell...
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aB8bEETcTYU4 The collateral damage is beginning to spiral.
hhmmm... as BSC lawsuit talk swirls...rating agency stocks...mco and mhp are getting pounded what a septic tank