Whether or not that is the case, we will know in a few days. In the meantime, the market is voicing its agreement with ZH's assumption that not all may be as great as presented by the company, despite the company's successful recent attempt to obtain a reduced credit facility. Curiously, the widening is occurring despite the company's public refutation of the claims we had voiced in early March. Even more curiously, the press release that NRUC used to refute Zero Hedge's claims has been taken down. Luckily, our colleagues at Clusterstock took a snapshot of it and the jist of NRUC's release can be found here.
Indicatively, NRUC CDS was last trading around 350 bps, 50 wider from its closing level yesterday.

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"Delinquencies for FHA surpassed those of subprime loans last year"
First American CoreLogic, a prominent mortgage data firm, reported this week that 20.7 percent of all FHA loans issued in 2008 were at least 60 days late by 10 months after the origination date. By the same metric, 14.1 percent of subprime loans issued in 2007 were 60 days delinquent.
http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2009/04/03/business/z37c8c3d6fa868b238825758d0073675e.txt
What platform/program is featured in ZH's screen grabs?
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