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The Creation of a Housing Bubble
How Subprime Mortgages Became CDO’s
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Subprime Mortgages Major Problem! Price Paid: $1,000,000
Down Payment: zero Interest rate adjustable initial rate is very low = 1.0% Major Problem! Initial Value of House $1,000,000 New Value: $800,000 Homeowner owes $1 million but the house is worth $800,000. Who owns the loan?
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The creation of CDO’s Bank makes subprime loans
Wall Street buys subprime loans Wall Street “pools” loans into a security Wall street creates a
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The rise of CDO’s
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Pools are divided into “tranches” with different risk Subprime
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The “nuclear” tranche
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CDO Prospectus Rating Agencies gave these securities “high ratings”
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“shorting” the CDO Market……
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1.0% Tech Bubble 5.25% 0.0% New Bubble?
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Pools are divided into “tranches” with different risk Subprime
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Start at 19.5 minutes… “shorting” the CDO Market……
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Subprime Mortgage Recap:
Banks made loans to consumers who were not qualified In the short run, this caused home prices to rise In the long run, this led to “inflated” home prices & people unable to pay their mortgage as interest rates rose Eventually the subprime mortgage/CDO market collapsed Banks were bailed out Foreclosures were common Homeownership fell 70% => 63%
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700 Billion Dollar Bailout?
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Government Takeover of Subprime Mortgages
FNMA & FHLMC Government takeover Wall Street Firms Bankrupt or Bought Bear Stearns Merrill Lynch Lehman Brothers AIG Insurance Company Government Takeover Government Takeover of Subprime Mortgages
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