Even though BofA reported quite bearish comments on Mortgage Mod program that 2/3 of his customers could lose the Mod program which could be signaling massive loan default, markets do not respond. The big funds are staring each other - "Nobody moves!"
http://www.cnbc.com/id/34313098
- Bank of America: 2/3 of Borrowers May Lose Mods
Mr. Schakett told me that of the 65 thousand trial modifications set to expire Dec. 31st with B of A, a full two thirds of the borrowers, while current on their payments, have not submitted the full documentation required to turn a trial mod permanent under the HAMP guidelines.
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So far, Gold bounced off from 1136 retest of the 11/27/09 formation @GC 1158.80 -5.20 -0.45%, with daily momentum turned to negative.
Holiday Trading & Gold correction
We are continuing to see a correction in Gold from the noted 1225.
@GC 1141.50 -28.00 -2.39% 101,196
Is it a hope for a financial market correction or another nightmare for bears?
We haven't seen a market correction since the March low. If the recent correction in Gold bubble is a hint for the markets, it would be excellent opportunity to see a long anticipated correction.
Using the remain bailout money for job creation is reasonable even though that's what the Government is doing anyway.
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