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If your investment decisions or outlook are dependent
upon the very latest data on mortgage application
activity, you have come to the right place. Mortgage
investors, economists, and real estate professionals
use the MAX to get the earliest read.



theMAX


Mortgage Application Index

Published May 27, 2009
The MAX falls 2.4 percent to 172.0 the week ending May 22 from 176.2 the prior week ending May 15. For the same period the MAXcal tracking California residential application activity rose 1.8 percent to 170.2 from 167.2
the prior week.

The MAX has averaged 175.9 the past four weeks, 1.1 points below last week’s four-week moving average. Request complimentary full report below.

The MAX tracks mortgage activity in nineteen major MSAs throughout the United States.
For a complimentary MAX report for the current week, please request below.
theMAX tracks residential mortgage application activity in key regions of the United States in real time. Available for MAXX clients the first business day of the week, the MAX measures mortgage activity for the just concluded week. MAX provides mortgage investors, economists, and financial analysts a highly accurate and predictive measure of current mortgage application levels and future mortgage pay-offs.


Proven Methodolgy: The methodology behind MAX has tracked every major change in mortgage application activity since 1990, and has proved over ninety percent accurate in predicting the timing and magnitude of future mortgage payoffs. With the recent inclusion of new data sources through extensive data mining, Mortgage Maxx can now provide a national mortgage application index.

National Coverage: MAX coverage includes California, Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. All mortgage lenders operating in sampled areas are included in the index.

Consistent Results: Once a mortgage application occurs, duplicate applications for the same property are prevented, reducing a potential source of distortion when measuring mortgage activity during rapidly falling interest rates.

Mortgage Maxx: Founded in 2000, Mortgage Maxx produces mortgage-backed securities research for investment firms throughout the securities industry.

Use this great tool to profit during these difficult times.  It's a matter of principal!

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Last Updated on Monday, 17 August 2009 22:58  

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