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The sometimes eccentric views of John Hempton
Monday, August 18, 2008
Explaining the brokers Part I
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Don’t read this series if you expect clear tradeable answers. I don’t have them (yet?) and really this is just the beginning of another ...
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Weekend edition: the somewhat cooler Hempton
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My cousin got the movie star looks and the saxophone. I got the penchant for reading accounts of banks. I think he got the better deal! I ...
Foreigners selling Fannie and Freddie debt
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I wrote here about what seemed to be the irrationally wide spread on Fannie and Freddie debt. We are after the Paulson plan. The US Gover...
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Estonians trash their flash cars: can't make the lease payments
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The most read post ever on this blog was " Hookers that cost too much, flash German cars and insolvent banks ". In it I predicted ...
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Article in Portfolio magazine on British banking
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I haven't written much on UK banking - an article about Barclays , one on Alliance and Leicester and one on Northern Rock . But I got q...
Things that make you go hmmm...
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Fannie Mae conducted one of its regular "benchmark note" auctions today. Here is the relatively non-descript Reuters report. The...
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The crudest of models for Fannie Mae cumulative losses – (Fannie Mae Part III)
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As explained in the “ modelling post ” there is very good reason why you cannot sensibly estimate prime mortgage losses. They are getting ...
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Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Losses recognised to date - and where to look for more
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I was somebody who believed in 2006 that most the risks were outside the US banking system. I knew very risky loans were being made - but m...
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I was considered a scaremonger with my Swedbank post
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Along with those other scaremongers at the IMF who essentially repeated the story yesterday... See this story about the IMF warning Swedban...
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Insolvent versus profoundly insolvent – Fannie Mae Part II
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The origin of this post came about because of a blog post about Freddie Mac being “profoundly insolvent”. Infectious Greed thought it t...
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