From John Hussman, of Hussman Funds, this article provides one of the most lucid descriptions of why the poorly constructed (I hate using the word "toxic"...) mortgage assets on bank balance sheets pose such as problem, and a clear set of solutions that would probably work if implemented. Hussman explains why allowing the banks to charge the negative assets to existing bank bondholders instead of using government cash infusions is a more natural plan, and why we're not even close to getting out of the woods in the housing market:
http://hussmanfunds.com/wmc/wmc090330.htm
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
John Hussman on the Banking & Housing Markets
Labels:
economics,
finance,
housing market
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