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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (138905)8/4/2008 11:15:30 AM
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Firste Wave: Subprime

Second wave: second liens and ALT / options ARMs

third Wave: commercial real estate/LBOs going down

fourth wave: prime uptick on defaults from nearly zero in 2006 to around 3-5%.

Fifth wave: credit-card debt/auto loans/commercial loans imploding

Sixth wave: muni defaults exploding and no insurers left ;)

Seventh wave: T-Bills loosing value due to inflation

.... stock marketets crashing / GM/Chrysler/Ford having problems ....

All in all a long way to go until all risks are priced in for the balance sheets of banks. Especially the big banks like C have huge and opaque balance sheets and will have more hits to their balance sheet if europe goes into recession and ROW growth slows down sharply.

Until now the big hits could be deferred, but the money for rescues runs dry. Many retailers are imploding and jobs losses from retail should mount sharply, depressing CRE(shopping) values and another hit for the banks from retailers and CRE-REITS.

The most damage in jobs and BK´s from firms will happen just after the recession is ended! Therefore losses will mount for the forseable future 12-18 month or perhaps even 24 month.

And a CDS/derivatives armageddon could happen in the meantime or not.
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