sub-prime videos

John Bird and John Fortune (the Long Johns) brilliantly, and accurately, describing the mindset of the investment banking community in this satirical interview.

short segment on cnbc showing how and why the subprime market is turning sour

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John Bird and John Fortune (the Long Johns) brilliantly, and accurately, describing the mindset of the investment banking community in this satirical interview.

Sub-Prime Mess Means Digital Woes The sub-prime mortgage mess has many implications: new barriers to getting a mortgage, the tumbling stock market, and yes, maybe trouble getting investment dollars for that cool start-up. In the digital economy, the shake-out in the mortgage industry could make a big hit on online advertising with troubled marketers in the home finance market, like Countrywide. Larry Dignan at ZDNet weighs in with an analysis as does Rafat Ali over at PaidContent. To ...

If your credit isn't the best, you might be familiar with sub-prime loans: they're the kind with a high rate for people with low credit...

www.informedtrades.com A 3 lesson series on the background of the subprime US Banking Financial Crisis market and how the problems we are experiencing today arose. Relevant to traders and investors of the stock market, futures market, and forex market.

A Richter Scales ode to the 2007 credit crunch, sub-prime implosion, and hedge fund blowups on Wall Street. www.richterscales.com Download the MP3 richterscales.com LYRICS There's a fine, fine line between investment grade and junk There's a fine, fine line between liquidity and a crunch And you never know 'til you settle up if the credit is benign There's a fine, fine line between a gain and a painful decline There's a fine, fine line between the theories and the facts And there's a fine ...

Spirited explanation of the US banking crisis

Michelle Chan of Friends of the Earth explains carbon trading and the need for strong regulation of carbon markets.

Saturday Scholar Series: saturdayscholar.nd.edu

Here's the first episode.

04.10.08

www.informedtrades.com The 2nd lesson in a 3 part series examining the sub prime mortgage US Banking crisis and how this has affected the economy and different financial institutions around the world.

Nation magazine contributing writer Kai Wright, discusses his July 14 article about the mortgage crisis and its affect on the Black middle class. ( www.thenation.com ) For his story, Wright traveled to Atlanta, Georgia where he met George Mitchell and many others like him who had fallen victim to lending scams and looming foreclosures, a problem that has plagued millions around the country. Mitchel, age 77, was approached by IndyMac lenders, among others, and was convinced to take out loans ...

Dec. 26 - After years of massive credit expansion, the debt industry snapped -- taking down major Wall Street figures and hitting corporations with initial loss estimates in the tens of billions. Investors from Wall St to Main St. were left wondering how it all happened. In the prior six years interest rates were historically low and the housing market was booming. The home mortgage industry doled out loans to subprime or more risky borrowers. Loans with loose terms like no-money down or ...

The subprime mortgage crisis in the US is being felt deeply by those in the business of selling homes. With property sales dipping across the country, property agents are feeling the pinch. Adam B. Salem is a property agent in the state of Virginia who has a lot of clients, many of them immigrants, who took out subprime loans they can't re-pay. He tells his story in his own words.

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03.13.08 Tent cities have sprung up outside Los Angeles in the US as people lose their homes in the mortgage crisis. Subprime woes plague California www.reuters.com - Subprime meltdown threatens American dream in Southern California. Homeless "tent city" grows amid ongoing subprime lending crisis that threatens middle-class. John Russell reports. (more) (less)

On clarification: I shouldn't have said ALL the interest goes to a bank. Part generally goes to either the Fed or depositor of an interest bearing account. The bank only skims the difference in the interest rates. My views on the debate about inflation vs. deflation and the subprime mortgage crisis. keywords: bear stearns banking parasitic foreclosure home house fed federal reserve central bank goldman sachs repo collapse dollar yen us japan recession m3 gdp gnp crisis inflation...

www.globalchange.com Sub-prime real estate crisis and credit crunch explained in US and global impact on banking, mortgages, home loands and financial services. Why the banking system remains at risk from complex processes that most people don't understand. Regulators, changes in banking regulation, systemic risk, corporate governance, and how banking financial services products will change as result. How banks will manage risk in future. Comment by conference speaker Dr Patrick Dixon ...

Thanks to the credit crunch thousands of yoga teacher have been neglected and forgotten. Help us to help ourselves. Watch this yoga charity spoof.

The Daily Dose featuring Britney Spears explains the 2007 US housing market bubble crash. Music Video, Lyrics & Text mashup. Is anyone really surprised that unethically assessed, overvalued stocks, bonds and other assets are suddenly crashing? If you get more news from MTV and The Daily Show than you do from News Channels or Newspapers, then this remix lesson is just the thing for you to understand what is possibly the biggest earthquake to hit America's globalized economy since Black Monday ...