Banks going under?

Question

Is there somewhere you can look up how many foreclosures your bank has? what are the signs your bank is going under? are credit unions susceptible?

Answer 1

Guess T W...nice try, but you're not G W

Answer 2

I wish I had the answer to the question. I was hoping to get the answer to that myself especially with one bank already closing. I heard there was a list somewhere with the names of banks that are going belly up

Answer 3

I bought millions and millions of barrels of oil when they cost $60--$100 a barrel. I expect to make a kill when I sell. But right now it’s only over $140 a barrel. So here is my difficulty:

I have requested my agents spin the media, like: “Oil future looks high, expecting to be in the range of $200 a barrel soon”   But it does not work price up fast enough.

I have paid the mainstream media, the Think Tanks,  and the major PR talking heads,  to spin China and India (supply and demand) responsible for price hike, to deflect American public anger. But that does not go far enough.

Right now, I am extremely nervous and worried. I urgently need a prey to buy those “paper barrels” on my hording. So I can profit.  But where can I find my prey ?

Answer 4

Go to Yahoo Finance

Answer 5

if your bank is a public company you can find it in their annual and quarter results which should be published on their website (most likely under "investor relations).

Most banks do sell their mortgages and as such do not bear the risk of foreclosing. There aren't many clear signs but a declining stock value usually is a good predictor. Note, your bank deposits are guaranteed up to $100,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, so not much to worry about.