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Curtains for the USD? mmmm! - Printable Version +- Cricket Windies (https://cricketwindies.com) +-- Forum: What’s on Your Mind? (https://cricketwindies.com/forum-3.html) +--- Forum: The Water Cooler! (https://cricketwindies.com/forum-4.html) +--- Thread: Curtains for the USD? mmmm! (/thread-5519.html) |
Re: Curtains for the USD? mmmm! - SCA - 12-16-2015 See...you have a few things that are supporting the stock market: Stable dollar strengthening Low Interest Rates Cheap Oil Tight lending by the banks Now when you put those factors into the mix, you will find that more money flows into the markets. Re: Curtains for the USD? mmmm! - ketchim - 12-16-2015 More importantly how does this affect Commercial Banks : what will they do with Consumer Loans, Cerdit cards an Mortgage rates . Recall 18% mortgages back in the 80s Re: Curtains for the USD? mmmm! - chairman - 12-16-2015 [quote author=ketchim link=topic=65032.msg669786#msg669786 date=1450292942] More importantly how does this affect Commercial Banks : what will they do with Consumer Loans, Cerdit cards an Mortgage rates . [/quote] more than likely raise borrowing rates Re: Curtains for the USD? mmmm! - ketchim - 12-16-2015 Bond Market should be the least concern for the average Citizen as well as the Dow , as well as GDP. Credit cards, Car Loan , Mortgages et cetera . Re: Curtains for the USD? mmmm! - ketchim - 12-16-2015 Bank of Canada raise 25 basis points which is really the overnight lending rate to the Commercial Banks The commercial banks then raise a full point to the Citizens > send people mortgages Crazy Re: Curtains for the USD? mmmm! - chairman - 12-16-2015 wells fargo has just raised their price. hhhaaaaaaaaaaaaa Re: Curtains for the USD? mmmm! - chairman - 12-16-2015 its gonna be a bloodbath. shorttttttttttttttt Re: Curtains for the USD? mmmm! - ketchim - 12-16-2015 Hope your Mortgage NOT coming up for RENEWAL Re: Curtains for the USD? mmmm! - chairman - 12-16-2015 .25 is not an issue Re: Curtains for the USD? mmmm! - chairman - 12-16-2015 well fargo prime 3.50 |