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Wells Fargo Mortgage Rates Following Current Interest Rates Higher

Mon, 20 Jul 2009 14:34:34 GMT

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Wells Fargo Mortgage Rates Following Current Interest Rates Higher

Wells Fargo mortgage rates follow the overall trend of current interest rates and that remains the case today. Mortgage interest rates are trending higher and it looks like that is going to continue. The 10 year treasury rate yield has pushed up greatly in the last week, over 10%, causing interest rates to move up greatly. If you were thinking about refinancing or getting that first mortgage under 5% you are going to have to think again.

Mortgage Rate Predictions – Interest Rates Up Big This Week

Mon, 20 Jul 2009 05:09:02 GMT

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Mortgage Rate Predictions – Interest Rates Up Big This Week

The current mortgage rate predictions are very bad news for those of you who were hoping to get a lower interest rate this week. Last week we saw the 10 year treasury rate yield jump over 10%! This is a huge number for a one week move. To compound matters, the 10 year yield is now above the 50 day moving average and that is looking to be a support level. We could very well see an assault of 4% on the 10 year yield sometime very soon, maybe even in the next few weeks. If this happens, expect those low mortgage rates to move up towards 6%.

Mortgage Rate Trends – Will the Interest Rate Downtrend be Broken?

Mon, 20 Jul 2009 04:50:42 GMT

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Mortgage Rate Trends – Will the Interest Rate Downtrend be Broken?

I have often stated that long term mortgage rate trends are down and have been since 1982 when average mortgage rates peaked around 17%. Since then, over almost three decades, mortgage rates have worked their way all the way down to around 5%. There were a few months that interest rates were below 5% but it looks like approximately 5% has been the bottom so far. With that being said, it seems very possible that the current bottoming process is a rolling over of the long term chart. If you look at rates from 2002 until now, they have moved sideways for the most part.

Mortgage Rates Forecast – Where Will Interest Rates Go in August?

Mon, 20 Jul 2009 04:30:29 GMT

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Mortgage Rates Forecast – Where Will Interest Rates Go in August?

The current mortgage rates forecast may have greatly changed last week. When looking at a six month chart of the ten year treasury yield, you can see that a lower upward trendline can be drawn right at the bounce that occured last week. To make this even more convincing is the fact that the 50 day moving average served as a level of support on Friday. Now that the 10 year yield is at 3.65% and likely to move higher towards 4% we are likely to see higher mortgage rates.

Nantahala River Rafting is a Fun and Exciting Summer Vacation

Mon, 20 Jul 2009 01:15:28 GMT

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Nantahala River Rafting is a Fun and Exciting Summer Vacation »

Nantahala River Rafting, located in the Western part of North Carolina, offers a very fun and exciting summer vacation, especially for groups or families. There are several companies to use when rafting the Nantahala River but the easiest and most convenient is Brookside Campground and Rafting. Brookside is only one mile from the “ put-in” area so you can literally be on the river in less than 15 minutes upon arrival. Brookside also offers trips at any time; when you get there, they take you to the river. You do not have to wait for the next shuttle to and from the river. To top it all off, Brookside has some of the most affordable prices on the river. To get an extra discount call Brookside at 1-800-848-7238 and use the promotional code JRW. You can also email us at NantahalaRiverVacation@gmail.com to get more information on rafting the Nantahala River with Brookside.

Current Mortgage Rates Headed to 5%

Fri, 10 Jul 2009 00:27:26 GMT

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Current Mortgage Rates Headed to 5%

Current mortgage rates have moved from 5.59% down to 5.2% in the last three weeks. Average mortgage rates are likely to move even lower because the yield on the 10 year treasury rate has broken a major support level. The purchasing of US Debt by the Federal Reserve Bank yesterday helped to push interest rates much lower. For quite some time the government has talked about putting a cap on interest rates and it looks like that is exactly what they are doing.

Average Mortgage Rates Moving Lower?

Thu, 09 Jul 2009 19:38:25 GMT

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Average Mortgage Rates Moving Lower?

Please use Subprime Blogger to help you get the best fixed rate mortgage to suit your needs. There are also several articles available to help you find low mortgage rates.

Shorting Treasuries - Jim Rogers’ Position

Wed, 08 Jul 2009 17:49:47 GMT

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Shorting Treasuries - Jim Rogers’ Position

For quite some time, I have made the argument that we are likely to see the rate of the 10 year treasury rate move back up after hitting support. After doing some research, I found that Jim Rogers is planning on shorting treasuries in the future because “the idea that anybody would lend money to the U.S. government for 30 years at 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 percent interest is mind-boggling to me.” To me this makes obvious sense. If other countries see that the economy is continuing to struggle in the United States, why wouldn’t they increase rates?

30 Year Mortgage Rates Primed for a Drastic Move

Wed, 08 Jul 2009 05:16:56 GMT

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30 Year Mortgage Rates Primed for a Drastic Move

30 year mortgage rates are primed for a drastic move in one direction or the other. By looking at the chart of the 10 year treasury rate, you can see it currently sits right at the 50 day moving average. If there is a bounce off the 50 dma, look for average mortgage rates to head higher along with the 10 year. I would imagine the 10 year would work its way back up to 4% before finding any strong resistence. If this is the case, look for the 30 year fixed mortgage rate to get close to 6%.

Obama Refinance Plan - Inside the Numbers

Tue, 07 Jul 2009 22:04:44 GMT

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Obama Refinance Plan - Inside the Numbers

Last week I posted a few articles on the Obama Refinance Plan stepping up the loan-to-value ratio to 125%. If we crunch some numbers, we will be able to make a more educated guess as to why this plan was extended and if it will work. Many officials at HUD “claim” that the original plan to offer 105% loan-to-value has greatly helped with refinancing in the current economy. They claim that it has been much more successful than the mortgage modification programs put in place. With that being said, it cannot be “extermely” successful if they had to move the LTV up to 125%.

Average Mortgage Rates - How Will Inflation Affect Interest Rates?

Tue, 07 Jul 2009 17:55:44 GMT

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Average Mortgage Rates - How Will Inflation Affect Interest Rates?

Average mortgage rates have been at historical lows for quite some time now as the government has attempted to put a cap on treasury rates. Unfortunately, they cannot cap the 10 year treasury rate forever and when the government runs out of ways to push interest rates lower, it is likely we are going to see a sling shot effect. There is little doubt that we are going to see inflation rear its ugly head in the next few years. The Federal Reserve Bank has been printing money at will and the value of the dollar is likely to decrease greatly.

Home Mortgage Rates - Should You Refinance Soon?

Tue, 07 Jul 2009 04:00:25 GMT

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Home Mortgage Rates - Should You Refinance Soon?

Home mortgage rates have been near historical lows for quite some time now. Even though we saw a quick move up in late May and early June, we are still at levels that most home owners would love to lock in at. Current mortgage rates are around 5.3% and have been moving sideways over the last few weeks. Is now the time to refinance your home loan?

Mortgage Rate Predictions - Rates Ready to Make a Strong Move

Tue, 07 Jul 2009 00:13:36 GMT

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Mortgage Rate Predictions - Rates Ready to Make a Strong Move

Currently, mortgage rates are poised to make a very strong move. The question that we must answer is “which way will that move be?” A lot of that is determined by the government and the 10 year treasury rate. When looking at this chart of the 10 year treasury rate you will see that the treasury rate is sitting very close to its 50 day moving average. You will also notice that the bottom of the upward trend channel is roughly in the same area.

Current Mortgage Rates Could Go Higher

Mon, 06 Jul 2009 18:06:11 GMT

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Current Mortgage Rates Could Go Higher

Current mortgage rates are very likely to move higher in the next few weeks. Since the middle of June, average mortgage rates have pulled back from an intermediate high, mostly because of the sell off in the 10 year treasury rate. The government continues to auction off bonds which is saturating the market; this has caused the 10 year to pull back all the way to its 50 day moving average. After going from 4% down to 3.45%, I find it highly unlikely that we will see the 10 year break the support level of the 50 dma.

Wells Fargo Mortgage Rates Could Have an Interesting Summer

Sun, 05 Jul 2009 22:44:13 GMT

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Wells Fargo Mortgage Rates Could Have an Interesting Summer

Wells Fargo mortgage rates could very well have a volatile summer. Over the past few weeks the decline of the 10 year treasury rates have caused mortgage rates to move sideways to slightly lower as I predicted in the middle of June. Now that the 10 year sits on its 50 day moving average, look for average mortgage rates to move higher with the 10 year treasury rate.