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More On The SHAM "Stress Test"
Given the Fannie report, which was known to the government (since it is under conservatorship) for a significant amount of time prior to being filed, there is absolutely no excuse whatsoever for The Fed's "Stress Test" report to be published without a footnote indicating that the "most adverse" ...
More On The SHAM "Stress Test"
More On The SHAM "Stress Test"
market-ticker.denninger.net — After I posted my Ticker on this subject the Fannie report came out and immediately proved up... what I had said - the tests are a sham : According to The Fed's "More Adverse" scenario prime delinquencies will reach 3-4%. Well, how about ... (more) More On The SHAM "Stress Test"
Video: Stress test results
marketnewslive.blogspot.com — The bank stress test results deliver clarity to investors.... (more) Video: Stress test results
The Scam Of The "Stress Test"
hf-implode.com — More on the stress test. "By this definition we already know the "test" is a joke."... (more) The Scam Of The "Stress Test"
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