Goldman's Jan Hatzius backs away from his worry about a 2013 recession, saying congressional...

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idkmybffjill Comments (561)
 
When Goldman publicly says no risk of recession, that means we will get one this year.
19 Feb, 09:38 AM Reply Like

Stephen Aniston Comments (725)
 
Why use the debt ceiling, when they can just let the sequester take effect.
19 Feb, 01:16 PM Reply Like

Tom Saga Comments (80)
 
Agree with Jan Hatzius position on US economy, but it published a little bit late.
The similar position was published on December 27: http://bit.ly/Y20CEB
S&P500 was 1402 at this point.
19 Feb, 09:41 AM Reply Like

bankingqueen Comments (111)
 
No worries on the deficit? That is rich!
19 Feb, 10:08 AM Reply Like

quinnman Comments (54)
 
Do you suppose Jan has heard about Walmart's first two weeks of Feb sales? Or, 1.6% contraction year over year in freight shipments?
19 Feb, 10:21 AM Reply Like

al roman Comments (265)
 
Hang tough!
19 Feb, 10:59 AM Reply Like

kwm3 Comments (2043)
 
Recession?... call it whatever you want and choose arbitrary factors to calculate it.... but most companies and people are worse off (making less denero, less equity, less this and that) since 2008. Fact.

The great credit unwind is commencing.
19 Feb, 11:23 AM Reply Like

Whitehawk Comments (2789)
 
Meanwhile, gold is heading toward testing 1600 again, and silver shot through its resistance.
19 Feb, 11:56 AM Reply Like

caupachow Comments (171)
 
When I read/see statements like this coming from institutions like Goldman I expect the exact oppisite of what they expect (or telling us). I can almost hear that nut Cramer screaming "Buy, Buy, Buy!" Anyone who has been in the market last two years has made money. Only half of those will get out while the gett'n is good.
19 Feb, 03:06 PM Reply Like

yumy87 Comments (191)
 
let's see how long shorts can hang in. getting nasty for them out there!
19 Feb, 03:08 PM Reply Like