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    POPS    President Obama Bail Out Express!
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    by muckdog  11-16-2008   
     And don't forget the DirecTV, HD, DVR, iPhones, etc. The necessities of life!
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    POPS    Govt. Tries to Stop Foreclosures
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    by muckdog  11-6-2008   
     It's a crazy world we live in. All because folks who couldn't afford homes were able to buy homes and bid the prices up due to funky loan schemes. CRAZY in retrospect, eh?
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    POPS    Greenspan alert on US house prices
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    by muckdog  9-17-2007   
     More to go?
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    POPS    Rising Rates Squeeze Consumers and Companies
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    by muckdog  6-15-2007   
     With interest rates going up, the costs for borrowed money increase. Check out how this impacts not only you, but companies.
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    POPS    Foreclosures up 90%
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    by muckdog  6-13-2007   
     Those looking for a bottom in the housing market take note: The number of foreclosures has increased dramatically since 2006. One of the signs of a bottom in the housing market will be increasing foreclosures as those in over their heads bail out. Are we at or near the bottom? Real estate sentiment is also very low right now. But housing cycles tend to last a bit longer than the 2 years since the real estate peak. Stay tuned...
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    POPS    Higher Interest rates and Housing
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    by muckdog  6-9-2007   
     Could rates go back above 7%? We're spoiled after years of historically low interest rates. Is the trend reversing?
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    POPS    From the House's Mouth
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    by muckdog  6-6-2007   
     The housing market peaked in most places sometime in 2005. We're 2 years in, and many are wondering when the housing slump will be over. Or is it more than a slump? Speculation was crazy with low interest rates and risky loan schemes to get folks in the biggest homes that they couldn't even afford. If housing cycles last 5-7 years, we may have more to go.
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