NoQuarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle, Tonight at 8PM
By Larry Doyle on August 9, 2009 at 7:30 AM in Economy, NoQuarter Radio, Sense on Cents (Larry Doyle blog)
As the markets rebound and the economy seems to recover, please join me this Sunday evening August 9th on NQR’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle as we dig deeper and work harder in navigating the economic landscape. Is the market and economy truly rebounding as quickly as it may appear? Is Wall Street back to ‘business as usual?’ What is the true nature of Goldman Sachs? Is the banking system properly portraying its overall health? What about Freddie and Fannie?
I am thrilled to have a longstanding veteran within the financial markets as my guest on this week’s show. Smriti Popenoe has extensive financial experience and is uniquely qualified to comment on all these topics and more. Ms. Popenoe held senior positions within the Mortgage Portfolio Management group at Freddie Mac from 1994-2003. She was involved in the successful launch of a mortgage REIT, Sunset Financial (2004-2006). Ms. Popenoe then moved to Wachovia Bank where until this past April, she held a senior position within the Portfolio and Balance Sheet Management group.
Throughout her career, Ms. Popenoe has honed skills and insights which are at the core of our current economic debate. I have no doubt my conversation with her tonight will be nothing short of riveting. Call the show to share your thoughts or ask questions at (347) 677-0792.
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Larry, Will you please discuss/address this problem?
A commenter left this warning:
Why are the Feds monetizing (buying) our own debt? This has destroyed the dollar and the Feds are up to the eyeballs in this conspiracy to deceive the American people. It could collapse our economy and government. Now we know why the Feds don’t want to be audited.
See: http://market-ticker.org/archives/1304-BLATANT-Monetization-Uncovered.html
And now this:
Geithner asks Congress to increase Federal Debt Limit.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124970470294516541.html
Make sure the USA is GOOD AND BROKE?
Sounds like a fantastic show coming up!
Great question, Juliet16.
I’d also like to know what is her take on interest rates over the last decade or so. How would an interest rate set by the free market have worked and would it have helped prevent this housing bubble?
What does she think about the Fed’s toying with negative interest rates?
Will address all of the above.
This should be a fabulous show.