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All               statistical               indicators               highlight               the               fact               that               the               battered               housing               market               is               poised               for               a               comeback.

According               to               Case-Shiller               calculations,               home               prices               have               fallen               by               eight               percent               over               the               past               year,               which               is               one               far               cry               from               the               20%               year-over-year               losses               during               the               height               of               the               debacle.

The               "less               bad"               price               action               indicates               that               stability               is               upon               the               horizon.

Further,               the               term               "record-low"               mortgage               rates               has               become               a               daily               occurrence,               as               30-year               mortgages               broke               beneath               the               five               percent               mark               to               hover               near               4.75%               earlier               this               year.

The               increased               affordability               of               both               property               and               loans               should               spark               the               market-under               normal               conditions.

Of               course,               these               are               not               normal               times               in               which               we               live.
               Despite               these               attractive               terms,               Americans               remain               unable               and               unwilling               to               capitalize.

First,               many               investors               that               actually               wish               to               buy               low               amidst               the               swoon               are               being               shut               out               of               the               market-unable               to               procure               loans.

Indeed,               the               Big               Banks               have               upped               the               ante               concerning               approval               specifications.

In               light               of               the               credit               debacle,               bankers               are               demanding               higher               credit               scores,               documentation               and               down               payments               to               put               together               deals.

Interestingly,               even               current               homeowners               seeking               refinancing               to               cut               interest               charges               and               save               money               are               being               blackballed               by               high               finance               as               credit               risks.

On               paper,               the               rejection               rate               for               refinance               packages               makes               little               to               no               sense.

Homeowners               are               actually               being               denied               the               option               of               forking               over               less               money               in               monthly               mortgage               payments               because               of               poor               credit?
               Meanwhile,               the               larger               pool               of               potential               buyers               remains               frozen               with               paralysis.

According               to               the               Bureau               of               Labor               Statistics               (BLS)-the               U.S.

unemployment               rate               remains               at               ten               percent               for               able-bodied               workers,               as               of               November               2009.

However,               I               would               reason               that               the               proportion               of               both               under               and               unemployed               Americans               toiling               amidst               the               ranks               is               well               past               25%.

Beyond               our               underutilized               segment               of               the               economy,               the               majority               of               workers               are               maximizing               their               own               productivity,               or               else.

In               this               case,               "or               else"               refers               to               the               pervasive               fear               of               termination               for               anything               short               of               robot-like               efficiency.

The               job               security               boogeyman               manifests               itself               within               our               pocketbooks,               as               Americans               now               prioritize               passbook               savings               and               debt               management               over               smart               risk               taking.
               These               happenings               call               into               question               the               effectiveness               of               the               semi-Nationalization               of               the               U.S.

economy.
               First,               were               banks               actually               motivated               by               bailout               money               to               make               loans,               or               did               they               simply               sit               on               the               force               fed               capital               only               to               return               the               funds               at               a               later               date?

Secondly,               what               would               have               been               the               ramifications               had               Washington               not               have               imposed               blank-check               Marshall               Law               upon               the               financial               system?

Lastly,               what               is               to               happen               if               and               when               Treasury               and               Fed               officials               retrench               and               remove               the               safeguards               of               artificially               low               interest               rates,               alongside               equity               stakes               in               the               likes               of               AIG               and               complete               control               of               Fannie               and               Freddie?
               I               must               opine               that               the               $2               trillion               worth               of               stimulus               packages,               buyouts               and               loans               pumped               into               the               U.S.

economy               has               stabilized               the               market               mechanism-allowing               it               to               avert               complete               disaster.

Washington               has               effectively               strengthened               the               corporate               balance               sheet               at-large.

However,               government               officials               are               unable               to               demand               that               banks               make               loans               to               private               entities               wishing               to               invest.

Meanwhile,               deficit               hawks               will               emerge               over               time               and               demand               that               the               public               debt               is               repaid-suggesting               that               Washington               has               overstepped               its               boundaries.
               With               these               competing               interests,               I               am               anticipating               that               U.S.

economic               growth               continues               along               its               anemic               trajectory               into               the               near               future.

Americans               should               save               more               and               invest               patiently-with               the               goal               of               outpacing               inflation.
               Housing               -               Economic               Paradox,               Sources:
               Francine               Knowles,               Record-low               mortgage               rates,               but               many               can't               refinance,               http://www.suntimes.com/business/1959389,mortgage-rates-refinance-122609.article
               S&P/Case               Schiller               Home               Price               Indices,               http://www.standardandpoors.com/indices/sp-case-shiller-home-price-indices/en/us/?indexId=spusa-cashpidff--p-us----
               BLS,               Employment               Situation               Summary,               http://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.nr0.htm






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