After consuming a 7 ounce steak during at a celebratory dinner with my wife on our 24th wedding anniversary, I was inspired to bring back this Subprime post series (I know, I lead a pretty pathetic life). Subprime, as a topic, has come back strong in recent weeks. Once rationalized just to be the smoking gun, its now clearly more than that.
And that steak was great…
- Subprime mortgage crisis hurts pets [NY Daily News]
- NY Fed Issues Subprime Mortgage Figures [Houston Chronicle]
- Moody’s Official Concedes Failures in Some Ratings [NYT]
- Clayton Cooperates in Wall Street Subprime Probe [Bloomberg]
- Fortis subprime profit hit may be 2.9 billion [Reuters]
- Brooklyn neighborhoods top subprime foreclosures in nation [NY Daily News]
- Don’t blame subprime for possible recession: Greenspan [Financial Post]
- Subprime-sales situation shock to Greenspan [The Province]
- H&R Block begins tax season in midst of company’s subprime, leadership woes [Seattle Times]
- SEC to Rework Rules After Funds Struggled With Subprime Prices [Bloomberg]
- Presidential Candidates’ Subprime Solutions [Forbes.com]
Tags: Forbes, Alan Greenspan, Sub-Prime, Canadian Housing Market
Thanks for the post. Seems the suffering from the subprime debacle continues. Though more people are paying attention now, seems a case of too little too late in a lot of cases.
Sounds like that steak wasn’t subprime. 🙂