so the investors … so the investors are exposed to the risk that the houses lose their values and therefore when people default on their mortgage they get less than they paid for, even with the interest payments?
Salman, you NEVER … Salman, you NEVER confuse me. You have a truly precious gift–you speak in a matter-of=fact tone, and present topics simply and incrementally. I’m constantly saying to myself, “Duh! Of COURSE that’s it–why did it seem so difficult?” when I watch your videos. Accept our thanks for your hard work.
Way too many … Way too many repetitions. Could improve by thinking before speaking, then speaking could slow down as the words and phrases get more meaning.
okay. somewhat more … okay. somewhat more confusing. your are doing this on the fly. you should set it up first. still good stuff though. isn’t it true though that the original mortgage owners (house buyers) still make their payments to the original bank and they just funnel the money along? still sitting here laughing. you know, the risk is passed along until some british, irish or east german banks get stuck with the “hot potato”. it’s their own fault. this capitalism, thank god.
What is that … What is that special purpose entity ?
If its a corp isnt it owned by the shareholders and needs a more stable continues income than a 10 year mortgage interest payments, and why wouldnt the investment bank sell those shares themselves ?, a well established bank has a better reputation than a new corp that might be considered to be selling risky junk bonds due to its “new”ness, sorry if i ask silly question, i am only starting my 2nd year in finances
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so the investors …
so the investors are exposed to the risk that the houses lose their values and therefore when people default on their mortgage they get less than they paid for, even with the interest payments?
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Salman, you NEVER …
Salman, you NEVER confuse me. You have a truly precious gift–you speak in a matter-of=fact tone, and present topics simply and incrementally. I’m constantly saying to myself, “Duh! Of COURSE that’s it–why did it seem so difficult?” when I watch your videos. Accept our thanks for your hard work.
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very well explained …
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Could you give an …
Could you give an example of a special purpose entity? Do you know any special purpose entity created by Bear Sterns?
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Thank you so much..ur videos are really helpful!
Way too many …
Way too many repetitions. Could improve by thinking before speaking, then speaking could slow down as the words and phrases get more meaning.
okay. somewhat more …
okay. somewhat more confusing. your are doing this on the fly. you should set it up first. still good stuff though. isn’t it true though that the original mortgage owners (house buyers) still make their payments to the original bank and they just funnel the money along? still sitting here laughing. you know, the risk is passed along until some british, irish or east german banks get stuck with the “hot potato”. it’s their own fault. this capitalism, thank god.
What is that …
What is that special purpose entity ?
If its a corp isnt it owned by the shareholders and needs a more stable continues income than a 10 year mortgage interest payments, and why wouldnt the investment bank sell those shares themselves ?, a well established bank has a better reputation than a new corp that might be considered to be selling risky junk bonds due to its “new”ness, sorry if i ask silly question, i am only starting my 2nd year in finances