My Schedule…and a little extra: Normalcy and routine are a very welcome thing right now…my parents are on their way back to Minneapolis. Last week was one of the craziest weeks I’ve had in a long time…partly because Mom and Dad were here but for other undisclosed and undeniable reasons as well. Needless to say, I’m definitely ready for my ticky-tacky life –> Mystery Lyric: And the people in the houses…all went to the university — Where they were put in boxes…and they came out all the same — And there’s doctors and lawyers…and business executives — And they’re all made out of ticky tacky…and they all look just the same — Answer. My Market Watch: Where are rates headed? This is the number one question I get from LOs. For the record, if I knew where rates were headed, definitively that is, I would not be your AE…rather, I would be a shrimp-boat captain with Apple stock and a war-buddy with titanium alloy legs. Nonetheless, I am willing to type this…my opinion is the Europe crisis is just beginning and it will play a role in how the economic markets play in America, and, it will drive rates down yet again over the course of this year. Conversely, I believe you will see combative reports from Washington over the next year that try and tell the world an opposite story about how the country’s economic outlook is both improving steadily and on course for a major rebound. But I believe these stories will be driven by politics as President Obama re-enters the race so to speak. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not taking a political side…to do so might alienate some of my clientele and although stupid is as stupid does, or says in this instance, I’m not that stupid. So, here’s my official prediction…rates will go up, and then come down again, and then later they will go up, and then come down, and then…. My Schedule: Behind the computer all day….
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