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Rates, News & Advice Articles
February 1, 2010
February started on a much higher note than the month of January ended for the stock market, driving up fixed home loan rats along the way. The stock market jumped over 100 points on Monday as investors looked for bargain opportunities following a five percent decline in the DOW for the month of January....
January 28, 2010
Mortgage rates have dropped for the second straight week as bond yields continue to benefit from the uncertainty in the marketplace. Yields on the ten year Treasury bond have dropped down to 3.63%, gaining over twenty basis points in the New Year. Fixed rate home loans have dropped by a little over .125%...
Housing reports are ugly and future is uncertain
The housing market has quickly lost all of the momentum the government worked so hard to achieve with numerous stimulus programs over the last twelve months. Today’s existing home sales report was anything short of disastrous for the month of December as home sales continue to decline and lose ground....
January 20, 2010
Stocks dropped sharply, setting up a two day roller coaster ride for investors on Wednesday. Following a 100+ point rally in the markets on Tuesday, the DOW reversed course and dropped in excess of 100 points, inter-day trading had the market down nearly 200 points. The volatility in the market is clearly...



