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Foreclosures Have Peaked Say Experts, Treasury Dept Still ‘Concerned’
We’re not the only ones who have spotted the Next Wave of the Mortgage Meltdown, coming soon to a neighborhood near you. It seems that our very own Treasury Department is concerned about it as well:
This web site and many others have been talking about the second wave for some time – it’s good to see that Treasury is finally on board. But, if there is a second wave coming, then how could we say we’re out of recession? The next wave is likely to slam us right back into another significant drop in economic growth. For those who haven’t seen it, this is what we’re talking about:
Take a quick look at that graph of the Second Wave from Agora Financial above. This particular positive news in delinquency rates falls almost right in line with the dip reflected around the fourth quarter 2009 area. (note that the Agora Financial graphic is from September 2009) Look what is forecast to happen after that dip. It’s about to make a heck of a climb, and by the end of this year, if Agora Financial is correct, the second wave of the mortgage meltdown will really be cranking – and it will peak some time in 2011 – not in the fourth quarter of 2009 as many analysts have suggested. If you add continued deterioration in the job market to the mix, you can see that the worst of this crisis is ahead of us, not behind us. The Treasury department is concerned and rightfully so. Read More: Visualize Wave Two of the Morgage Meltdown from the Homeowner’s Perspective Author:
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The delinquency numbers discussed above were released on Friday, and 
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And to think that Obama recently implied that he saved the United States from itself.  Let’s face it, we’re in the grips of a delusional president whose mentality is highly questionable and therefore his continued occupation of the office of presidency a threat to all citizens of the U.S. and countries the U.S. occupies. Or wishes to occupy.  His capacity for sound judgment impaired he should do the right thing and resign.
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You got that right Mac. It aint over til its over. And it aint over by a long shot.
The Foundation For The Study of Cycles (think I remember that name correctly) predicts the downturn will bottom at the end of 2012; Princeton Economics, the summer of 2011.
In addition to the Second residential Wave, the Commercial Bust is still coming, State and municipal bk’s are around the corner, and then there is Europe with similar problems. And of course it is the purchases by the US and Europe that keep China afloat.Â
This is a vicious downward spiral that may not end until ALL debt is repudiated. I am afraid it is going to get really ugly. We will know the SWHTF for sure, when unemployment spikes upward late next year.
Two thirds of the stimulus money is still availble and will be spent soon to prep the Dems for the election. That won’t help them. They are going, going, gone!
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Don’t listen to what Obama says, watch what he does. actions speak louder than words. and so far he is all talk, he say one thing and does the opposite.
same goes for the senate and congress. one more reason to vote the bums out, if we can still vote this nov.
by the way, i think it  was Yogi Berra who once said “it ain’t  over till it’s over”
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Comments….. We need more Dems in Congress. They arent all the best, but hey, who git us into this mess (Bush and the GOP for those that don’t know).
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NO STEVE YOU ARE NOT QUITE RIGHT, ITS THE PROGRESSIVES BOTH REPUG AND DEMO. SONEONE NEEDS TO MAKE A LIST OF ALL PROGRESSIVES IN BOTH PARTIES AND A LIST OF ALL PROGRESSIVES RUNNING IN 2010 SO THEY CAN BE VOTED OUT. KEEP THE ONES YOU WILL OBEY THE CONSTITUTION IN BOTH PARTIES.
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It’s official. The government and all government cheerleading economists are on crack.
There is a second wave of residential foreclosures coming, the commercial real estate market collapse is just getting going, and people can’t pull $ out of their homes like ATMs anymore to feed back into the consumer economy. Oh, and healthcare premiums/costs go up 25% every year and now it looks like taxes and food will be too. But we’re not getting any raises out there either because official CPI is zero.
Anyone with half a brain knows where we are going. Except for the morons on the idiot box. They seem to think that think that we can continue to get hacked to pieces day by day and still get up and ask for more. All in the same of helping our economy. Or do they just mean the banks?
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[...] addition to the coming second wave of the residential real estate meltdown , one in five Americans out of work, and a contraction in across-the-board credit lending, we have [...]
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