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Colorado Online Mortgage

Monday, March 31st, 2008

Some lenders today had a hard time reading the market and made a mid-day price change improving Colorado Online Mortgage rates.  Tomorrow we will be back to our old ways.  The focus again will be what kind of economic data will we have and how will it impact Colorado Online Mortgage rates.  We have a couple of Manufacturing reports coming out and some investors are already trying to get a read into what the numbers will be saying.  Reports started to come in late today that have investors forecasting some positive numbers in the manufacturing report due out in the morning.  This report will have a moderate impact on Colorado Online Mortgage rates and depending on the data will move rates either up or down.  So far this year just about every report released has shown signs that our Economy has not made any progress towards recovery.  Investors are grasping at what ever good news they see, which ultimatly could impact Colorado Online Mortgage rates.  This desperation will send any good news into a frenzy of speculation about our economy recovering, which will create an even bigger movement in the market.  This movement may move Colorado Online Mortgage rates up or down quicker then they would have on similar data in the past.  There are three primary economic sectors measuring activity in the market, manufacturing, non-manufacturing, and government.  Each of these sectors currently release economic data, all of them impacting Colorado Online Mortgage rates in one way or another.  Obviously the biggest mover in these sectors comes in the non-manufacturing sector which currently accounts for over 75% of all economic activity.  Though the Manufacturing reports do not carry the same weight, make no mistake their impacts will be felt.  If the news is positive we may see another overreaction in the market sending rates up for the rest of the week.  Colorado Online Mortgage rates may come out a bit higher in the morning in anticipation of the news.  If the ISM report on Business comes in lower then expected we should see rates improve yet again.  I have to be careful not to get pulled in by over analysing the data, as your Colorado Online Mortgage provider, I should remind you to keep it simple and monitor the economy as a whole.  We are still not out of the woods as it relates to bad economic news, and with the approach our government has taken to strengthen its control, my guess is that we still have some time to go.  I believe that we should continue to see some nice rates in the near future, but will also caution people not to wait to long to lock.  I have changed my FLOAT recommendation to a LOCK recommendation assuming you can get 5.5% fixed.  I Locked one of my clients today, and currently have most of my pipeline locked at that rate.  I have two investors currently offering that Colorado Online Mortgage rate, but if you are purchasing a property you will need to have an accepted contract to lock.  If you are refinancing we can lock at anytime, Remember 5.5% fixed is a good historically low rate and should be taken advantage of.  Until then good night.  Don’t forget to check out www.coloradohomemortgageloan.net/news for my 2nd blog.

Colorado Mortgage

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008

Today as expected Colorado Mortgage rates have pretty much stayed steady.  We were predicting a slight increase today in Colorado Mortgage program rates, but have gotten some bad economic news which kept Colorado Mortgage rates steady.  Rates were moving upward continuing its momentum from the better then expected New home sales figures that came out yesterday.  Consumer Confidence Data which will be released today, measures how the consumer thinks the economy is doing.  These numbers are used to see how likely consumers are to spend money.  When numbers are low consumers tend to spend less and save more moving Colorado Mortgage rates down, when Consumer Confidence data numbers are high then Colorado Mortgage rates tend to go up.  The primary reason is when consumers save they prefer a better risk investment like bonds, driving the price of the bond up and rates down.  These Consumer Confidence data came back so poor today that Colorado Mortgage rates should have actually improved but that was not the case rates remained unchanged.  This leads me to believe that investors believe that the news due out at the end of the week will be good economic news and will ultimately cause rates to increase.  As consumers we are influenced by the information given to us, and as media outlets continue to take the doom and gloom approach to news we as consumers tend to feel bad.  This in return lowers the Consumer Confidence data.  If the Economic News being released this week follow the same trend it did yesterday then Colorado Mortgage rates will increase as expected, but if the news is bad we will see rates drop even lower then yesterday feeding off of the Consumer Confidence data just recently released.  If you are a gambler you may see a nice rate pay off by waiting until Monday or Tuesday of next week, but with that said Colorado Mortgage rates are still good and did not get that boast in rates we expected today.  Its amazing how these reports impact rates and how predictable they really are.  I will follow the data coming out on GDP and durable goods late this week.  In the mean time we have a few small reports coming out that should leave Colorado Mortgage rates unchanged.   We have not had any mid day Colorado Mortgage rate increases or decreases pretty much business as is.  Current recommendation if you have not yet locked then risking a float may payoff.  Check out my two other sites for more information www.nostresshomeloans.com and www.coloradohomemortgageloan.net.  Thanks again a more to come this evening.

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