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KPIG Radio – The Profit Motive April 25

Durable goods orders plunge 4.2% in March. the TARP program remains 119 billion in the red at the end of the first quarter despite claims of profitability.

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KPIG Radio – The Profit Motive April 24

The bloom seems to have come off Apple as it falls again. New home sales miss in March. Case/Schiller reports a new post bust low for real estate prices.

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KPIG Radio – The Profit Motive April 19

March existing home sales fall 2.6%, the median price gained 2.5%. The state of Louisiana hits MERS with a RICO suit alleging fraud for not paying county fees.

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KPIG Radio – The Profit Motive April 17

Short sales jump in January as per LPS. Jefferson county Alabama petitions the court to divert funds from muni debt service to public works post bankruptcy.

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KPIG Radio – The Profit Motive April 16

Once again the trend is your friend, until it isn’t. Too big to fail banksters are even bigger, just their latest example of being the new untouchables.

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KPIG Radio – The Profit Motive April 12

March PPI neutral, annualized drops to 2.8%. February Trade Deficit down 6.5 billion to 46 billion on lower imports. RealtyTrac says foreclosure fell 2% in Q 1.

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What If Housing Is Done for a Generation?

It can even be argued that housing has lost its status as the foundation of middle class wealth, not for a generation, but for the long term.

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KPIG Radio – The Profit Motive April 11

Import prices jump in March on higher oil costs. Beige book says steady as she goes last month. Wells Fargo gets nailed for ripping off its mortgage customers.

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KPIG Radio – The Profit Motive April 9

Big misses by the Consumer Credit, +8.7 billion, and Employment, +120,000, reports Friday set the tone for the week as stocks opened with significant losses.

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KPIG Radio – The Profit Motive April 5

Stocks finish the week with small losses. Initial claims for unemployment drift lower last week. CMBS delinquency rates increase for the 1st time in 7-months.

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