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Re: gldtimer post# 4592

Tuesday, 03/13/2018 8:58:09 AM

Tuesday, March 13, 2018 8:58:09 AM

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“. . .Today almost two thirds of Ginnie Mae guaranteed securities are issued by independent mortgage banks. And independent mortgage bankers are using some of the most sophisticated financial engineering that this industry has ever seen. We are also seeing greater dependence on credit lines, securitization involving multiple players, and more frequent trading of servicing rights and all of these things have created a new and challenging environment for Ginnie Mae. . . . In other words, the risk is a lot higher and business models of our issuers are a lot more complex. Add in sharply higher annual volumes, and these risks are amplified many times over. . . . Also, we have depended on sheer luck. Luck that the economy does not fall into recession and increase mortgage delinquencies. Luck that our independent mortgage bankers remain able to access their lines of credit. And luck that nothing critical falls through the cracks. . . ”

If it happened once... it will surely happen again..
It’s always a liquidity issue.

https://protradingresearch.com/2018/03/09/housing-liquidity-crisis-looms-debt-deflation-follows/

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