Monthly Archives: January 2013

As 2012 draws to a close, the 10 year Treasury Bond is yielding 1.61%, and the Fed is promising to keep yields low until “as long as necessary”.  What happens when it is no longer necessary?   A peek at recent … Continue reading →

As 2012 comes to a close, all the media can talk about is the “Fiscal Cliff”.   All I see is 8 successive months of increasing stats in the single family housing market; a gradual – but constant – increase in … Continue reading →