Mar 30, 2020
12:26:47am
12:26:47am
There isn’t a market for them at all in the secondary market.
No one wants them because they believe they have a high probability of default.
The market hasn’t caught up in pricing the risk. They’ll come back but it’ll be a bit.
The market hasn’t caught up in pricing the risk. They’ll come back but it’ll be a bit.
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10 year treasury back down - right now it's at .66% Plus, the Fed bought $183B of mortgages last week and is still
3/29/20 9:35pm
They are going down and that's the problem for some lenders. Some are getting crushed on their hedges. But with rates
3/29/20 9:39pm
It won’t happen. Investors and lenders will go broke and destroy the liquidity of the housing industry.
3/29/20 9:41pm
plenty of lenders are fine.. and their spreads are wide right now and the Fed is buying everything up... the healthy
3/29/20 9:43pm
They are not fine. If they think they are fine they are ignoring the industry wide issue. All lenders are at risk.
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