Why Rates are Improving

No confirmation here; but if you get my monthly email newsletter, you saw that I was predicting that mortgage rates would be improving, based on the tightening I was observing between the 30 year fixed rate MBS (Mortgage Backed Security), traded on the bond market, of course, and the 10 Year Treasury note.

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Well, I was watching the financial news this evening, and one of the commentators noted that MBS were getting better, and cited a rumor that the Fed was beginning to buy Mortgage Backed Securities.  Well, you can imagine I sat there and hit my forehead like I should have just had a V-8, and said to myself, “Duh, of course that’s why they’ve been improving.”  

Then, I went and poured myself a glass of wine.  (Picture:  Forehead hit; words, including something about a V-8, and a really nice glass of Chardonney).

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