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Oregon Discusses Scary Economic Prospects, New Fund Commitments, And "Returns"
Some very useful economic perspectives out of the Oregon Investment Council, coupled with some objective (and quite frightening) prospects for the economy - read the section on the upcoming $3 trillion in refis, and a listing of all the fund beneficiaries of the Council's largesse.
hat tip Alex
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lol @ CMBS chart
I added a new item to my wishlist today.
Toby & Tyler
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=4172019
Which one is Toby?
New Issuance of CMBS 2009 YTD $0! (That's 0 followed by .000000000.....)
So, in essence, we have a liquidity problem backed by insolvency. No amount of debt will overcome this problem.
Hey, look on the bright side.
I have no idea what the bright side is, I'm just telling you to look at it.
Then you must look for it, not on it.
"We still expect Global REIT investments to provide Diversification and growth particularly in Asia." (You better get a second opinion from Xie before riding that rocket to the moon.)
"working through the pain"
"looking for distressesed sellers" (um, look no further than your backyard)
"Can you survive until demand returns?" I don't know, "what happened to demand?"
Last New Deal Approved June 2008
Unfunded Commitments 6/09 $1,000,000,000
REITs - Prepare for Recovery
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA....
thanks for the comic relief!
The chart #14 is a pisser. How do you allocate $1,500,000,000?
Duh?
With the exception of two entities, let's make it "a-hundred", "a-hundred", "a-hundred"....."a-hundred"......
WOW!!!
Nice risk-weighted analysis there.....you useless overpaid buerectratic c**ks**kers!!!!
Hey Tj,
You really are spooky man.