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The jumbo sector is unwinding a bit, but it will be a long, slow process for the market to return to any semblance of normalcy, whatever that is.

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The New York Times has a good update on the progress, or more accurately, lack thereof, in the efforts to return to normalcy in the credit markets. The story highlights the fact that the securitization markets, to the extent they are operating, are heavily dependent on government intervention and it does not appear likely that they will function at their present level if support were withdrawn: The continued disarray in debt-securitization markets, which in recent years were the source of r

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At its most basic level, the U.S. Federal Reserve’s so-called “exit strategy” is designed to let government bailout and liquidity programs unwind on their own, as markets return to a state of “normalcy.”But what investors don’t realize is that without an exit strategy that includes plans for unwinding insolvent mortgage giants Fannie Mae (NYSE: FNM) and Freddie Mac (NYSE: FRE) – now more accurately defined as government-sponsored hedge funds – recent market gains will be limited and will

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