5 comentarii

1. 
   elzorab
   24.11.2009, 7:33 pm

   “The latest First American data
   5.3 million U.S. households are at least 20% underwater, the First American report said. More than 520,000 of these (20%) have gotten notices of default

   aren’t comparable to previous estimates because the company revised its methodology. Using the old methodology, the portion of underwater borrowers would have increased to 33.8%.”

   se spune (pe la posturile de radio americane) ca orice date comunicate de guvern referitoare la scaderi de pib sau somaj trebuie inmultite automat cu 2.

   relansarea economica, crestrea preturilor la imobiliare si de obicei orice “suces” se rezolva din pix prin schimbarea metodologiei de calcul….

2. 
   elzorab
   24.11.2009, 7:34 pm

   ceea ce se traduce prin:furt , manipulare si minciuna!!!

3. 
   elzorab
   24.11.2009, 7:37 pm

   Homeowners in Nevada, Arizona, Florida and California are more likely to be deeply under water, according to the analysis. In Nevada, for example, nearly 30% of borrowers owe 50% or more on their mortgage than their home is worth, said First American.

4. 
   elzorab
   24.11.2009, 7:39 pm

   prost sa fii, noroc ca…
   Even recent bargain hunters have been hit: 11% of borrowers who took out mortgages in 2009 already owe more than their home’s value.

5. 
   Mihai
   25.11.2009, 2:52 am

   khris, ia uite ce comentariu pesimist am gasit in linkul tau numarul 6. Poti sa verifici informatia din primele doua fraze, si sa-ti dai cu parerea despre concluzia comentariului?

   “Some US bonds are now offering a negative yield as happened just before the Lehman failure. Gold is sky high. Something has to blow up soon!”