Real Conversations: Chris Whalen On Housing, Banks, and Economic Risks
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1:26 Bearish on Housing: This Is Not A Normal Recovery 2:44 Structural Issues Threaten Housing Market 4:42 Cash Buyers Are Largely Done 6:00 We Could See Home Prices Down 6:33 The Regulatory Environment is Poisonous 6:54 Why Did Wells Fargo Leave The Mortgage Business? 8:21 Washington Is Killing The Economy 9:27 How Louis Brandeis Caused The '29 Crash 11:29 Getting Crushed By New Regulations 12:40 No Punishment For Fraud 13:36 We Are Years Away From Growth 14:57 Banking Industry Will Shrink 17:02 New Regulations Will Be Devastating To Housing 17:46 Economists Will Destroy The World 18:40 Capitalism Has Been Dead Since The 30s 19:08 Buying Opportunities In Small Regional Banks 21:22 Big Banks Face Limited Growth 22:11 Broker-Dealers Are At Risk Chris Whalen, Senior Managing Director and Head of Research at Kroll Bond Rating Agency, explains why he's bearish on housing, how Washington is failing America, and opportunities he sees in small regional banks with Hedgeye Financials Sector Head Josh Steiner.
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12:29 That was not "deregulation". Deregulation also takes away state backed guarantees, which were not changed significantly. In other words, it was like paying an employee without requiring he/she shows up at work and guess what, the banks did not show up but took the pay check!
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18:00 "Since the 30's the FED has been antithetical to our free market democratic system... they don't believe in it" ... Well said! couldn't agree more, the FED and these academics trying to run the system are destroying the country.
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