U.S. foreclosure filings increased last month, though year-over-year performance has been on the mend each month for more than a year now. New filings fell, however, in California — the state with the most activity. Meanwhile, U.S. mortgage servicers completed fewer foreclosures than in December. There were 3 percent more U.S. properties owned by delinquent [...]
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CA Foreclosures Fall Despite National Increase
February 16th, 2012 
davidguide 
Posted in Business Loans 
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November 24th, 2011 davidguide The average 30-year mortgage moved up a basis point from last week. It was the same story for the 15-year mortgage. An analysis of Treasury market data suggests that the 30-year could be around 8 BPS better in next week’s report. View full post on Mortgage Stories
Posted in Business Loans Tags: basis, basis point, BP's, fall, Low, post, Treasury, treasury market, year mortgage Comments OffRising FHA Business to Fall
June 21st, 2011 davidguide Last month, the Federal Housing Administration endorsed over 2,500 more mortgages than in April. On a dollar-volume basis, production was up around $0.1 billion. Overall activity appears to be headed lower based on new applications, which were down more than a quarter in May. View full post on Mortgage Stories
Posted in Business Loans Tags: 1 billion, basis, Business, dollar volume, fall, federal housing administration, FHA, Housing, post, volume basis Comments OffCOFI Continues Free Fall
June 1st, 2011 davidguide The 11th District Cost of Funds Index was nearly 10 basis points lower in April. It was the 10th consecutive month that COFI was lower. The index is at its lowest level since October 2009. View full post on Mortgage Stories
Posted in Business Loans Tags: 11th district cost of funds, 11th district cost of funds index, basis, basis points, COFI, fall, Funds, Mortgage, October, post Comments OffMutual fund revival may be a blip
March 10th, 2011 davidguide Have equity markets and fund managers regained the trust of retail investors, who, having invested at the previous high, were scarred by the subsequent fall? View full post on Business Stories
Posted in Business Structures Tags: blip, Business, Equity, fall, fund managers, mutual fund, post, retail investors, revival, trust, View Comments OffCanadian stocks fall amid China worries
November 12th, 2010 davidguide SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Canada’s resource-heavy market turned lower Friday as commodities futures across the board slipped in the wake of worries that China may begin to tighten its monetary policy. The S&P/TSX Composite Index fell 78.6 points, or 0.6%, to 12,856.2. Canadian miners took a hit as gold, copper and silver prices all declined. [...]
Posted in Business Structures Tags: amid, barrick gold corp, Canada, Canadian, China, commodities futures, copper, crude oil futures, fall, gold, goldcorp inc, Index, Ltd, market, MarketWatch, research in motion ltd, SAN FRANCISCO, stocks, Toronto, worries Comments OffDangerous Divide on Task Force to Save Euro
September 25th, 2010 davidguide Two months after Lehman collapsed in the fall of 2008, a small group of European leaders set up a secret task force. Its mission: Devise a plan to head off a default by a euro-zone country. View full post on Business Stories
Posted in Business Structures Tags: Dangerous, Divide, Euro, euro zone, european leaders, fall, Force, group, Lehman, mission, Save, small group, Task, task force Comments OffNewsweek: Don’t forget that the bailouts actually worked
September 19th, 2010 davidguide We can be fairly sure that without Lehman’s collapse, it would have been impossible to shock the political system into action. In the month after the fall, the U.S. government made a series of massive moves to restore stability to the financial system. And it’s clear that those actions saved the American-and thus the global-economy [...]
