The bailout is not efficient, he writes, «because it can only deal with insolvency by
buying bad assets at far above their true value, thereby guaranteeing big losses for taxpayers and providing an open - ended bail - out to the most irresponsible investors.»
Not exact matches
The system threatens to collapse in such a way that will leave a legacy of financial cleanup costs for the
bad debts that form the counterpart to the economy's «
bad savings», that is, savings lent to speculators who use the money simply to
buy existing properties rather than to create new
assets.
Once an economic expansion ends, however, the amount of built - up leverage (debt used to
buy assets) in the financial system typically helps determine how
bad a subsequent downturn might be.
However, I do not recommend investors
buy XLI because it gets my Neutral rating due to the fact that it allocates too much of the rest of its
assets to Neutral - or -
worse rated stocks.
Finally, looser monetary policy implies that the economic situation is not as rosy as many would like to believe, so if the Federal Reserve acts by loosening monetary policy and driving down real interest rates then that sends a message that the economy is in a
bad place therefore investors
buy gold as a safe haven
asset.
I actually know very few people who are actually
buying when things look
bad and
assets are cheap.
Credit card debt is particularly expensive — and what makes it even
worse is that it's typically used to
buy depreciating
assets, such as clothes or restaurant meals.
As such, crises are easy to understand, because people imitate «the success» of others, not realizing that an
asset bought at a lower price might be good, but the same
asset bought at a higher price might be
bad.
In fact, there's good debt and
bad debt — the former usually involves going into debt to
buy an
asset that will eventually grow in value, such as a house.
In order to avoid losing money, you have to
buy assets that are cheap relative to their value, and intrinsically safe — i.e. what is the
worst - case scenario?
Use those tough times as
buying opportunities since
asset prices are typically lower during the
bad times than they are during the good times.
An odd bond offering that I would not
buy regardless of pricing.You might say, «No such thing as
bad assets, only
bad prices.»
Active investing of
buying and selling by jumping from one
asset to another not only would require time, resources and expertise, but also might end up with
worse results than following a consistent plan.
For better or
worse, the securities you
buy to represent each
asset class should have roughly the same risk and reward characteristics of the
asset class in general.
• ETFs are
bad when rebalancing an
asset allocation mix, because of the commissions when both
buying and selling.
-- Interest - Only Loans - These loans allow you to
buy more house with less money — Non-Conforming Loans For those that have difficulties verifying income and
assets — Jumbo Loans -
Bad credit home loans for more than the $ 417,000 conforming limit
And there are few
assets so
bad that they can't be a good investment when
bought cheap enough.»
It has been demonstrated time and time again that no
asset is so good that it can't become a
bad investment if
bought at too high a price.
Asking the banks to
buy more stock in the Federal Reserve would also be a possibility if things got
bad enough — i.e., where the future cash flows from the
assets could never pay all of the liabilities.
Tracing what led to institutions to leverage their
assets 40 - 1 to
buy bundles of
bad debt, and then insure that debt with institutions who were similarly irresponsibly leveraged, will lead you down many avenues: Poor mathematical modeling, greed, changes in the definition of «insurance,» deceptive marketing, predatory lending, government overreach, lack of government oversight, etc..
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bought and financed
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Not surprisingly, investors who ended up being battered the
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