The housing correction continues to exact its toll on the global economy. As the U.S. housing bubble pops, deflationary effects present in the marketplace are clobbering asset prices. The nation has entered a deep recession led by consumer fear and tightened credit. Although the U.S. government has made numerous attempts to stop the bleeding, the overall economic trend indicates further stock market declines and rising unemployment. Housingcorrection.com offers a suite of tools to help analyze and make sense of the chaos.

Housingcorrection.com offers a suite of tools to help navigate the chaos and gain a better

18-Dec-2008 - A Second Mortgage Disaster On The Horizon?
(www.cbsnews.com)

17-Dec-2008 - After rate cuts: The Fed's new ball game
(cnn.com)

17-Dec-2008 - The growing threat of deflation
(cnn.com)

15-Dec-2008 - Why Home Values May Take Decades to Recover
(usaToday.net)

14-Dec-2008 - Another Fed cut and dollar retreat
(www.reuters.com)

14-Dec-2008 - 8 really, really scary predictions
(cnn.com)

11-Dec-2008 - Pay option’ mortgages could swell foreclosures
(msn.com)

11-Dec-2008 - When Lower Mortgage Rates Don't Boost House Prices
(seekingalpha.com)

5-Dec-2008 - Death by a thousand price cuts
(www.bankrate.com)

5-Dec-2008 - Paulson Considers New Plan to Resuscitate U.S. Housing Market
(www.bloomberg.com)

5-Dec-2008 - Grim Report on Jobs Not Showing Full Picture
(www.nytimes.com)

4-Dec-2008 - The American Crisis and the Case for an Inflationary Depression
(seekingalpha.ca)

1-Dec-2008 - Economy in Turmoil
(www.msnbc.msn.com)

1-Dec-2008 - It's official: Recession since Dec. 07
(cnn.ca)

1-Dec-2008 - Facing the worst financial crisis in decades, five experts chart out the future
(www.macleans.ca)

30-Nov-2008 - The most Radical Financial Intervention in History: Every Trick in the Book
(www.globalresearch.ca)

28-Nov-2008 - the case for deflation - why stimulus spending won't help
(surkanstance.blogspot.com)

21-Nov-2008 - Citigroup, Under Siege, Holds Talks With U.S.
(www.nytimes.com)

21-Nov-2008 - GM cuts output, jets as U.S. demands turnaround plans
(www.reuters.com)

21-Nov-2008 - For Treasury, Geithner Said to Be Choice; Wall St. Cheers
(www.nytimes.com)

21-Nov-2008 - Housing Crisis Snares Elderly Who Can’t Sell
(www.nytimes.com)

21-Nov-2008 - Federal regulators shut 2 California thrifts; Georgia bank folds
(www.dallasnews.com)

21-Nov-2008 - The Battering Grows Harsher
(www.nytimes.com)

20-Nov-2008 - Housing 'boom' gone after price drop
(www.heraldtribune.com)

19-Nov-2008 - Dow hits 6-year low on fear of deflation
(www.seattlepi.nwsource.com)

19-Nov-2008 - Deflation's lower prices nothing to cheer about
(www.seattletimes.com)

19-Nov-2008 - October consumer prices and home starts plummet
(www.reuters.com)

19-Nov-2008 - Housing agency loosens foreclosure aid rules
(www.reuters.com)

17-Nov-2008 - Freddie Mac projects slower recovery for housing
(www.marketwatch.com)

17-Nov-2008 - U.S. Housing, Inflation Reports On Tap
(www.forbes.com)

17-Nov-2008 - Lowe's says housing recovery further off
(www.reuters.com)

17-Nov-2008 - Freddie Mac could lose $20-$40 bln in 2009
(www.reuters.com)

17-Nov-2008 - Paulson: Regaining US economic health to take time
(www.reuters.com)

17-Nov-2008 - Congress takes first step on automaker bailout
(www.reuters.com)

16-Nov-2008 - Housing starts expected to hit half-century low
(www.google.com)

16-Nov-2008 - Stocks likely to be volatile again this week
(www.google.com)

16-Nov-2008 - JPMorgan Plans Thousands of Job Cuts Worldwide
(www.bloomberg.com)

16-Nov-2008 - JP Morgan could axe thousands of jobs
(www.reuters.com)

16-Nov-2008 - World crisis plan criticized as trading dawns
(www.reuters.com)

16-Nov-2008 - Jump in holiday job applicants
(www.seattletimes.com)

15-Nov-2008 - Downturn Drags More Consumers Into Bankruptcy
(www.nytimes.com)

14-Nov-2008 - A long, shaky bridge to recovery
(www.reuters.com)

13-Nov-2008 - Soros says deep recession inevitable, depression possible
(reuters.com)

13-Nov-2008 - Veteran investor says "Enough" to Wall Street
(www.reuters.com)

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