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12/24/07 - NO NEWS, RATES SLIGHTLY WORSE ON STOCK GAINS

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by Matthew Graham on December 24 2007, 3:35 PM

There are no economic reports to be released today that will have an impact on mortgage rates. In addition, the market will be closing at an earlier than normal 2pm. When no economic reports are set to release, traders watch stocks for a sense of the...
12/21/07 Bond Prices Continue to Slide

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by Matthew Graham on December 21 2007, 4:25 PM

Consumer Sentiment was slightly higher than expected this morning. Combined with higher than expected consumer spending in the Incomes and Outlays report, the market is getting some reassurance of a stronger than expected consumer spending trend in the...
ALERT

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by Matthew Graham on December 20 2007, 7:37 PM

potential rate change for the worse
12/20/07 - Update

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by Matthew Graham on December 20 2007, 5:42 PM

The discrepancy in the bond quotes from different sources, although unresolved, appears not to be affecting rates. I suspect that the particular source that is "way off" compared to the rest of the market had some data transfer error. Whatever the case...
12/20/07 - MOSTLY GOOD AND A LITTLE BAD

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by Matthew Graham on December 20 2007, 3:18 PM

The plethora of information for the markets to digest arrived this morning and did not deviate greatly from expectations. Most of the news was bond-friendly: leading economic indicators fell .1% beyond expectations signaling further recession potential...
REITTERATION

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by Matthew Graham on December 19 2007, 9:10 PM

At the closing bell, mortgage bonds are up, way up. You should have already seen the first round of reprices from many lenders, more will be coming. Unless tomorrow's economic news is bad for bonds (or positive for the economy in general, thus moving...
UPDATE 12/19/07 11:07 PST

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by Matthew Graham on December 19 2007, 7:07 PM

MBS prices continue strong march upward. Keep floating until at least the end of the day. EXPECT REPRICES FOR THE BETTER FROM MOST LENDERS. If your lender of choice does not reprice this afternoon, expect it to be in tomorrow's rate sheet, tempered by...
BULLETIN 8:37 AM

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by Matthew Graham on December 19 2007, 4:39 PM

Move to float for short term. Bond prices up 6/32nds in the last 10 minutes.
12/19/07 - 8:13PST Minimal Change

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by Matthew Graham on December 19 2007, 4:14 PM

No major reports released today that affect mortgage bond prices. Stocks are flat currently Mortgage applications were down more than expected. The FNMA 30 YR Fixed MBS 6.0% coupon is at a 101.24 bid currently. This is fairly strong with respect to the...
BULLETIN

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by Matthew Graham on December 18 2007, 6:27 PM

Dow is climbing back up currently around +25pts. Some money moving out of bonds to 101.26, we are still higher than this morning, but keep an even closer eye on the Dow.
BULLETIN - 12/18/07 - 9:34 AM Pst -

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by Matthew Graham on December 18 2007, 5:35 PM

Keep an eye on stocks, oil, and the dollar. Stocks are down since this morning's post, oil is down (good for inflation), and the dollar index is up (good for inflation). If these three items hold or improve on their current levels, a mid day price improvement...
BULLETIN - MOVE TO FLOAT 12/18/07

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by Matthew Graham on December 18 2007, 5:34 PM

More info to follow immediately
12/18/07 - IMPORTANT FED ANNOUNCEMENT

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by Matthew Graham on December 18 2007, 4:04 PM

The most important mortgage news today is an announcement by the FED of a "proposal" to introduce some new rules for mortgage originators intended to protect borrowers against certain practices that may have contributed to the meltdown. Stay tuned for...
12/17/07 ALERT

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by Matthew Graham on December 17 2007, 9:14 PM

Mid day reprice for the better highly likely.
12/17/07 830AM PST - NO NEWS TODAY

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by Matthew Graham on December 17 2007, 4:30 PM

Today is one of those days with no economic reports that have a measurable impact on the markets. Stocks are down moderately this morning on holiday sales skepticism. The FNMA 30 yr fixed MBS 6.0% coupon is bid at 101.04 right now, meaning we haven't...

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Mortgage Rates:

30 Yr FRM 4.10%
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15 Yr FRM 3.90%
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Jumbo 30 Year Fixed 4.08%

MBS Prices:

30YR FNMA 4.5 104-09 (0-03)
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30YR FNMA 5.0 105-15 (0-00)
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30YR FNMA 5.5 106-26 (0-03)

Recent Housing Data:

Mortgage Apps -2.47%
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Refinance Index -2.02%
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Purchase Index -2.63%

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