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Saturday, November 21, 2009

JP Morgan Revealing The Recession May Be Over!

By Gavin J. King

JP Morgan apparently is expecting the U.S. economy to turn around fairly soon, because they are in the process of hiring several hundred mortgage officers from all across the country. If you do not quite recall who JP Morgan is, they are the wall street bank who made national and global news by offsetting over 5 billion dollar in their own corporate tax by purchasing then flagging Washington Mutual in one of the largest bank take overs in history.

Offsetting further tax liability, they also purchased Bear Stearns when their outlook began to sour and bankruptcy looked eminent for them. Bear Stearns was denied a bailout by former Goldman Sachs head Ben Bernanke, otherwise they may have received TARP money as well.

JP Morgan states that many of the mortgage officers that they are hiring will be stationed and loan centers all across the United States. What baffles me is their logic for the hiring trend. They are reported to have claimed that they want to be able to most dutifully service and serve home loan seekers when the real estate market does turn around. That is not an exact quote but you get the idea.

My question is what do they know that we are not hearing from the media? They are hiring when it seems every other business is laying people off? That does not make any sense to me, unless they know something not many other people do.

With everything revealed, I think it will be profoundly obvious that JP Morgan, and the only other remaining Wall Street bank, Goldman Sachs, have been working diligently to establish themselves as the exclusive source of credit, before turning back on the spigots of credit.

They are putting in a place the mechanism to make the real estate recovery emerge suddenly and lift many homeowners out of what would otherwise be a hopeless situation. My question is are you a hero if you present the cure for the disease you have caused? - 23305

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