SIMP Alchemy’s (SA) universal tax advantageous revenue model's algorithms work in concert with our patented yield optimization software to generate approximately 35% higher revenue streams, with 20% higher annual yields, compared to conventional structured revenue platforms. We are currently working...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: BigAndyDYes but couldn't you have just added the link to one of your other threads on this topic (of which there appear to many) without starting a new one?You make a good point, my pervious post are related to my research paper in part, for good reason. The main goal w...

Cuchulainn,I appreciate the tip, however I don't see the relevance of your comment pertaining to my post. I am asking for help in refining my paper as other members have in the past with far less objectionable results as you have suggested would be the case. Best

Please find my working paper in need of refinements before publication. Your comments are not only welcome they would be greatly appreciated. Click Here: http://workingpaper1.blogspot.comRegards

<r>Thesis SummaryNo doubt sub-prime loans which accounted for for approximately 1/3 of all residential defaults deepen the housing crisis, however one must not forget 2/3 of the total defaults were prime-loans. The research data found here: <URL url="http://20-yearsimp.blogspot.com/">http://20-years...

<t>TradenOk I will bite, In case you dident know, the source of your third party charts come directly from fannie/freddie and U.S census. Now, do you really believe after reading the charts I provided in the Simple Math which have Fannie Mae and U.S census all over them are unnamed; and all loans wh...

<t>Happy New Year Cuchulainn!This is a deceivingly simple question. Without getting into too much detail of the differences between tranches, whole loans and MBS, In general: all prime loans meet or exceed CRA AAA rated underwriting standards. (Sub par) underwriting standards "in general" are consid...

<t>Hello TradenI believe your blind spot stems from ignoring the data I have presented directly from the source, in favor of a third parties interpretation of the data from the same source. The data I have provided clearly shows, both prime and subprime defaults began to rise in 2005. The charts tha...

<t>Happy New Year Traden I am afraid you are confusing the definition of delinquency rates with actual "defaults". May I suggest you review both definitions as defined by the souses used in the charts I have provided then your own chart definitions in small print very carefully. I would also compare...

<r>Now that the dust from the great recession appears to have settled, it may be a good time to take a closer look at our financial system with 20/20 hindsight. Much has been written about who is to blame for the housing crisis. No one seems to be immune from the onslaught of public criticism. Main ...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: daveangelQuoteOriginally posted by: GamalAgain. It's time to search for a new job, I'm afraid.i think you are right. derivatives are dead.This seems to be the case for now. SIFMA reports show MBS yearly volumes are off by 24% from last year. See attached. Lack of volume...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: CuchulainnQuoteOriginally posted by: MBSADVISORSCuchulainnThinking out loud...Somewhere in the article is mentioned that property prices are not market-driven but is planned out by major stakeholder groups in a policy-driven approach.I reckon that these forces should be...

<r>QuoteOriginally posted by: CuchulainnQuoteOriginally posted by: MBSADVISORSCuchulainnThinking out loud...Somewhere in the article is mentioned that property prices are not market-driven but is planned out by major stakeholder groups in a policy-driven approach.I reckon that these forces should be...

Cuchulainn"BTW I have sent you a PM (left corner of screen)."Got it thank you