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    Jayson1 year, 1 month ago

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    "The big question: Will it work?" The market will have to stabilize eventually, but all this mess makes me just want to stash my money in my mattress!

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      nostalgia1 year, 1 month ago

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      "The big question: Will it work?"
      In a single word NO

      Keep in mind that the problem now is the subprime loans for middle and lower income people. Even if the mortgages are "re-negotiated" many of these people still won't be able to afford the mortgage
      Real estate prices have always been cyclic. They are trying to put a floor under home prices. Let's say they can accomplish that. Home prices will stay where they are now. Who is left that can afford to buy?? That's why the subprime mortgages were started to begin with - home prices were too high and most people couldn't afford them
      The housing bubble needs to be deflated not propped up

      Next year the first Jumbo loans are due for the interest rates to be reset. Are we going to bailout those people too?

      Japan tried this same scheme of infusing money into banks and ended up in a recession that lasted for a decade

      All this "stabilization" is going to do is create a recession that is deeper and longer lasting than what would have happened without government intervention

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