“Now, everyone calls them, ahem, ‘non-prime.’ A few subprime (excuse me — non-prime) mortgage bond offerings started trickling out in recent quarters. But the one that caught everyone’s attention came out earlier this month: 368 mortgages packaged into a bond with a total principal balance of nearly $162 million. Many of the senior executives who led those companies are back in today’s non-prime ball game, too — once again aiming to capitalize on today’s Fed-induced low mortgage rates and re-inflated housing bubble.”
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