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Playing the Market as Delinquencies Continue to Rise
Sep 01, 2008 09:03 AM UTC

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Symbol	Sentiment	Start	Return	Closed
COF		09/01/08	+13.98%	--
DFS		09/01/08	+11.51%	--
HBC		09/01/08	+26.23%	--
WM		09/01/08	-639.11%	--
CBG		09/01/08	+19.55%	--
GGP		09/01/08	+95.93%	--
SRS		09/01/08	+88.50%	--

Via Short Stock Ideas from Seeking Alpha:

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I'll let the picture do the talking here. Taken from Calculated Risk, we see continued rising delinquencies across the board in Residential Real Estate, Commercial Real Estate, and Consumer Credit cards.

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