Subprime Mortgage Lenders: Who Will Survive/Disappear?

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Subprime Mortgage Lenders: Who Will Survive/Disappear?

An SI Board Since October 1998

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Emcee: LPasko	Type: Unmoderated

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10	CMM may not be 'subprime' per say, but their entire ports. rating has n	Paul Berliner	-	10/6/1998
9	Cramer on thestreet.com wrote an article on CMM today. He also said that this &	Paul Berliner	-	10/6/1998
8	the stock was halted in trading early in the day-- it never reopened. $6 was th	Labrador	-	10/6/1998
7	How come CMM filed for bankruptcy, but still manages a $6 stock price?	LPasko	-	10/5/1998
6	i think that they are all dying Aames, FirstPlus, IMC, Delta, Contifinancial, S	Labrador	-	10/5/1998
5	i suspect that Criimi management did not know what hit them. i see during july	Labrador	-	10/5/1998
4	I took a significant loss on CRIIMI, one of my few LT holdings, all within the	Paul Berliner	-	10/5/1998
3	Anyone know how FP is fairing? RG	Robert Gwizdz	-	10/5/1998
2	Aames looks more likely to survive than IMCC (From 19 3/4 to 1 5/8 is a breatht	LPasko	-	10/4/1998
1	I think that there are some screaming buys out there. I think that IMC mortgag	Labrador	-	10/4/1998

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