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Rahul wrote on Apr 01, 2015 11:20:
Interesting point of view. Wondering what you think of it's implication on soecity as a whole though? There are times when things like this begin to have global expansion and frustration. I'll check back to see what you have to say.
Pokey wrote on Mar 09, 2017 02:40:
Why compare a 30-year mortgage to a 1-year T-Bill instead of a 30-year bond? Isn't that comparing apple and oranges? Sh#ludn&o39;t banks buy 30-year bonds and add a premium for credit risk, interest rate risk, inflation, and profit and then loan money out at that interest rate for 30 years? Only a fool would loan money at 5% long-term and pay 15%, and only a bigger fool would not take advantage of that investment opportunity.
Why compare a 30-year mortgage to a 1-year T-Bill instead of a 30-year bond? Isn't that comparing apple and oranges? Sh#ludn&o39;t banks buy 30-year bonds and add a premium for credit risk, interest rate risk, inflation, and profit and then loan money out at that interest rate for 30 years? Only a fool would loan money at 5% long-term and pay 15%, and only a bigger fool would not take advantage of that investment opportunity.
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