U.S. Banks Sitting on $750 billion In Losses On Real Estate Debt Related Securities
The 2008 financial crisis exposed numerous flaws in America's financial system, such as the inherent danger of America's largest banks being overleveraged. »
Credit Card Delinquencies Crept Up in September Amid Renewed Spending
Consumers spent with confidence last month as retail sales climbed. And as Seeking Alpha noted in its “Credit Pulse” report Sunday (Oct. 27), much of that »
Are We Already in a Recession?
The Housing Boom Economists Expected in 2024, Was a Bust
The widespread theory (not in this corner) was the Fed would cut rates, mortgage rates would tumble, and that would stimulate existing home sales. What Happened? »
Treasury Buybacks: Update on the Bond Market Bloodletting
The Treasury Department’s buybacks of Treasury securities — it kicked off that program in April — show on an anecdotal basis what is going on in the »