Mortgage Rates Weekly Update [May 14 2018]

John Thomas May 13, 2018 Tags: Delaware Mortgage Rates, mortgage rates

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update for May 14, 2018

Mortgage Rates Update for May 14, 2018 by John R. Thomas with Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. in Newark, Delaware. Get advice on Locking or Floating your Mortgage Rate to start the week as well as the latest housing and finance news updates. John Thomas is the Branch Manager, a Delaware Loan Officer and the author of the best selling book, Your Guide to Buying Your First Home in Delaware. Call 302-703-0727 for a Rate Quote or Apply Online for Rate Quote

Mortgage Rates were slightly higher to end the week as mortgage bonds traded in a wide range between support and resistance.  If you look at the mortgage bond chart below you can see bonds started the week just below a ceiling of resistance and failed to break through and sold off till hitting floor of support on Wednesday and then rallying off the support to end the week in the middle of the trading channel.  We are recommending FLOATING your mortgage interest rate to start the week to see if mortgage bonds can continue to move higher and challenge the ceiling of resistance but if bonds fail to rally and sell off we would quickly switch to a locking stance. Keep Reading...

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update [May 7 2018]

John Thomas May 7, 2018 Tags: Delaware Mortgage Rates, mortgage rates

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update for May 7, 2018

Mortgage Rates Update for May 7, 2018 by John R. Thomas with Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. in Newark, Delaware. Get advice on Locking or Floating your Mortgage Rate to start the week as well as the latest housing and finance news updates. John Thomas is the Branch Manager, a Delaware Loan Officer and the author of the best selling book, Your Guide to Buying Your First Home in Delaware. Call 302-703-0727 for a Rate Quote or Apply Online for Rate Quote

Mortgage Rates were able to maintain the gains seen the previous week as mortgage bonds were able to rally off support and move higher.  If you look at the mortgage bond chart below you can see mortgage bonds are now trading in a short term upward trend channel which moves mortgage interest rates lower.  The mortgage bonds were stopped on Friday at the 25 moving average and turned lower.  There is still room to the downside if mortgage bonds lose steam and will not move higher from here unless can break above the 25 day moving average.  We are recommending carefully FLOATING your mortgage rate to see if mortgage bonds can make a run at breaking through the 25 day moving average which would move mortgage interest rates lower but if bonds tart to sell off then we would quickly switch to a locking at stance. Keep Reading...

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update [April 30 2018]

John Thomas April 30, 2018 Tags: Delaware Mortgage Rates, mortgage rates

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update for April 30, 2018

Mortgage Rates Update for April  30, 2018 by John R. Thomas with Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. in Newark, Delaware. Get advice on Locking or Floating your Mortgage Rate to start the week as well as the latest housing and finance news updates. John Thomas is the Branch Manager, a Delaware Loan Officer and the author of the best selling book, Your Guide to Buying Your First Home in Delaware. Call 302-703-0727 for a Rate Quote or Apply Online for Rate Quote

Mortgage Rates were finally able to move lower as mortgage bonds rallied higher last week.  If you look at the mortgage bond chart below you can see the short term trend of bonds selling off was able to reverse last week as mortgage bonds were able to move higher.  The move lower in mortgage interest rates was expected as the 10 Year US Treasury finally hit 3.04% and then backed off from there.  There was a very important technical level that needed to be reached before we could see Treasuries and mortgage bonds take a breather and reverse course in the short term.  Long term we feel it is only a matter of time before US Treasuries break above this ceiling and mortgage rates again begin to move higher.  In the short term we are recommending FLOATING your mortgage rate to see if we can see a relief rally continue in mortgage bonds. Keep Reading...

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update [April 23 2018]

John Thomas April 24, 2018 Tags: Delaware Mortgage Rates, mortgage rates

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update for April 23, 2018

Mortgage Rates Update for April  23, 2018 by John R. Thomas with Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. in Newark, Delaware. Get advice on Locking or Floating your Mortgage Rate to start the week as well as the latest housing and finance news updates. John Thomas is the Branch Manager, a Delaware Loan Officer and the author of the best selling book, Your Guide to Buying Your First Home in Delaware. Call 302-703-0727 for a Rate Quote or Apply Online for Rate Quote

Mortgage Rates continued to move higher last week as mortgage bonds broke through another floor of support.  If you look at the mortgage bond chart below you can see the trend is for mortgage bonds to sell off in the short term and the long term.  Mortgage bonds broke out of a sideways trading channel to the downside because Treasury Yields have spike higher forcing mortgage bonds to sell off.  Mortgage bonds are sitting another floor of support that doesn’t seem likely to hold so we are continuing to recommend LOCKING your mortgage rate to start the week. Keep Reading...

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update [April 16 2018]

John Thomas April 16, 2018 Tags: Delaware Mortgage Rates, mortgage rates

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update for April 16, 2018

Mortgage Rates Update for April 16, 2018 by John R. Thomas with Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. in Newark, Delaware. Get advice on Locking or Floating your Mortgage Rate to start the week as well as the latest housing and finance news updates. John Thomas is the Branch Manager, a Delaware Loan Officer and the author of the best selling book, Your Guide to Buying Your First Home in Delaware. Call 302-703-0727 for a Rate Quote or Apply Online for Rate Quote

Mortgage Rates moved higher to end the week as mortgage bonds sold off.  If you look at the mortgage bond chart below you can see mortgage bonds have broken beneath support and fell back into a sideways trading channel they had been in for months.  Bonds ended at the bottom of the channel and have not confirmed support yet.  We are recommending LOCKING your mortgage rate to start the week until mortgage bonds can find a floor of support and rally higher as if break through the trading channel have more room to sell off  and move mortgage interest rates even higher. Keep Reading...

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update [April 2 2018]

John Thomas April 2, 2018 Tags: Delaware Mortgage Rates, mortgage rates

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update for April 2, 2018

Mortgage Rates Update for April 2, 2018 by John R. Thomas with Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. in Newark, Delaware. Get advice on Locking or Floating your Mortgage Rate to start the week as well as the latest housing and finance news updates.  John Thomas is the Branch Manager, a Delaware Loan Officer and the author of the best selling book, Your Guide to Buying Your First Home in Delaware.  Call 302-703-0727 for a Rate Quote or Apply Online for Rate Quote

Mortgage Rates finally moved lower last week as mortgage bonds were able to break above the 25 moving average.  If you look at the mortgage bond chart below you can see mortgage bonds are now moving higher in the short term after breaking above the 25 moving average last Tuesday and followed through on Wednesday and Thursday.  We are recommending FLOATING your mortgage rate to start the week to see if mortgage bonds can continue to rally now that we have broken above the 25 day moving average which had been a tough ceiling of resistance since the beginning of January. Keep Reading...

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update [March 26 2018]

John Thomas March 25, 2018 Tags: Delaware Mortgage Rates, mortgage rates

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update for March 26, 2018

Mortgage Rates Update for March 26, 2018 by John R. Thomas with Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. in Newark, Delaware. Get advice on Locking or Floating your Mortgage Rate to start the week as well as the latest housing and finance news updates.  John Thomas is the Branch Manager, a Delaware Loan Officer and the author of the best selling book, Your Guide to Buying Your First Home in Delaware.  Call 302-703-0727 for a Rate Quote or Apply Online for Rate Quote

Mortgage Rates failed to move lower after a stock market drop of over 400 points on Friday.  If you look at the mortgage bond chart below you can see that mortgage bonds failed to break out of the channel they have been caught in for the past couple of weeks even in the face of a big stock market sell off.  Failing to break above the 25 moving average is a bad technical signal for mortgage bonds so we are recommending LOCKING your Mortgage Rate to start the week. Keep Reading...

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update [March 19 2018]

John Thomas March 21, 2018 Tags: Delaware Mortgage Rates, mortgage rates

Mortgage Rates Weekly Update for March 19, 2018

Mortgage Rates Update for March 19, 2018 by John R. Thomas with Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. in Newark, Delaware. Get advice on Locking or Floating your Mortgage Rate to start the week as well as the latest housing and finance news updates.  John Thomas is the Branch Manager, a Delaware Loan Officer and the author of the best selling book, Your Guide to Buying Your First Home in Delaware.  Call 302-703-0727 for a Rate Quote or Apply Online for Rate Quote

Mortgage Rates ended the week slightly lower than where they started as mortgage bonds moved up to the the 25 moving average.  If you look at the mortgage bond chart below you can see mortgage bonds continue to trade in a sideways pattern and ended the day on Friday right at the 25 day moving average.  Since bonds have failed to break through the 25 day moving average the last three times they have approached the 25 day moving average, we are going to recommend LOCKING your mortgage interest rate to start the week.  Mortgage bonds have a big risk of selling off because they have failed to break through the 25 day moving average so the downside risk is much bigger than any potential gain in the bond market. Keep Reading...