Mortgage Broker Compares Market Volatility to EKG Pattern
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
Samantha Shelton, a mortgage broker and president of Align Lending, stated that market volatility is not necessarily a sign that something has gone wrong. She used the analogy that a healthy market looks like an EKG, meaning it moves up and down. Shelton noted that major headlines, such as the Federal Reserve raising its benchmark rate, cause anxiety for current and future homeowners.
From mpamag.com
Why it matters
The discussion addresses how market movements and interest rate changes impact consumer finance. Anxiety among homeowners regarding loan pipelines and variable rate mortgages is a direct consequence of rate moves.
From mpamag.com
Who's involved
- Samantha SheltonMortgage broker who discussed market volatility and consumer anxiety over rates
- EKGCompany used in a conceptual comparison to market volatility patterns
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EKG
company in the Czech Republic
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