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When it comes to credit quality and provision for losses at the banks, if we're not at historic lows, we're certainly close to cycle lows. It's likely credit costs are going to be going up next year.

Even though the news has been dismal this week, investors have to keep an eye on the July Lows. As long as the Dow and the S&P stay above those lows, you have to be ready for some good news. If you take those lows out, the market will sink lower.

The banks are saying that we expect bankruptcy law-related losses will subside because of the rush to file. But the undertone of credit quality is worsening.

We are advising banks to review credit quality and exercise greater control on credit.

Investors should be out there, picking up some stocks that are trading near their lows or have bounced off their lows and I think that have good futures. And among them: AT&T ( T : Research , Estimates ) -- their wireless division came in on target, 25, 30 percent growth, and I think that's what is going to carry them. Stock is hovering around their lows here. I think it's a 'great buy.' And I think in the next market rally, that the stock will have a nice bounce.

You get people saying the Fed's out of ammunition because rates are at 40-year lows, but the fact that rates are at those lows suggests that some aspects of the economic landscape are beginning to resemble those seen 40 years ago, and inflation is one of those.

In particular, inventories are at 15-year lows, which is not consistent with a turning point in the economic cycle.

What you have to remember is average fares are at 20-year lows. When you run a fare sale off 20-year lows, you get fantastic fares.

Even though [mortgage] rates have been up a little bit, they're still, from a 30- to 40-year perspective, at historic lows. It's still a great purchasing environment for people who want to get into housing.

This pullback is not necessarily a bad thing. The market is just testing its prior lows and if it can hold those lows then it's a good sign.

North Carolina bank customers saved close to $60 million due to banks being in competition with credit unions. Combined, credit unions save North Carolina consumers $400 million each year. In Nash County, the impact totals an estimated $3.3 million each year.

I may be in the minority, but I think there's a strong possibility that we're very close to the lows for the rest of the year. If we get the cold weather like some are predicting, the commodity funds will favor the long side of the market as we close out the year.

A key component of your credit score is what's known as your debt to your available credit and this comes into play on things like home equity lines of credit. If you open up a line of credit for $50,000 and you're constantly working a $35,000 or $40,000 balance on the LOC, that's when you work against your credit score, because you're using most of the available credit.

Freddie Mac's problems might only raise mortgage rates 2/10 of 1 percent, ... But that could start a cycle of higher rates that could pop the [housing] bubble. If you hadn't had mortgage rates at historic lows, I'm certain the bubble would have burst already.

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