Archive for August, 2009

In The News Today
Jim Sinclair’s Commentary Here is the “smallest” Bloomberg report in history. It is also the most important Bloomberg report in history. The Federal ruling that the Fed must disclose its secretive recent bank activity and the reappointment of Fed Chairman Bernanke are connected events. The following is the entire report. It is one sentence long. Fed Must Make Public Reports on Emergency Loans, U.S. Judge Says Aug. 24 (Bloomberg) — The Federal Reserve must make public reports about

Bestselling Offset Mortgages Guide Published by the Offset Mortgage Centre
(PRWEB) September 27, 2007 — The Offset Mortgage Centre, a UK-based website designed to provide a comprehensive resource of mortgage related products for home buyers, proudly announce the recent…

Better Credit Defies UK Credit Crunch
UK (PRWEB) March 19, 2009 — Better Credit is pleased to announce the recent launch of its website: www.bettercredit.co.uk, which is dedicated to giving credit access to UK residents with a poor…

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Better Credit Defies UK Credit Crunch
UK (PRWEB) March 19, 2009 — Better Credit is pleased to announce the recent launch of its website: www.bettercredit.co.uk, which is dedicated to giving credit access to UK residents with a poor…

Nationwide Building Society Expands Mortgage Products
London, UK (PRWEB) June 11, 2009 — Nationwide Building Society (http://www.nationwide.co.uk/)] today announces that it is extending its range of mortgage deals for existing customers who are coming…

Mortgage Delinquencies Move Higher…
Mortgage delinquencies move higher…Euro pushed higher by European data…Economist predicts Norway will be first to raise…Mexico to leave rates unchanged…And Now… Today’s Pfennig! Good day… And happy Friday! The data released yesterday morning was a mixed bag, as the leading indicators climbed for a fourth straight month and the Philadelphia fed reported a big jump in their gauge of activity, but the initial jobless claims unexpectedly rose. Unemployment in the US will continue to be a drag on t