why any talks about inflation with near 10% unemployment is beyond me.... oh yea... its right around the corner and it's gonna come roaring back... ROFLMFAO
Are Home Buyers Worried About Missing the Market Bottom? [View article]
its that time of the season, we went through this last year. and the number would have been terrible if it wasn't for a suspect condo purchase in the northeast. maybe there finally buying housing for all the poor junior congress members so that they will be less financially vulnerable to lobbies.... rofl... probably not. get out the bulldozer!!!!!
too many things to comment on why this is way too optimistic. all i'm going to say is talk to me a year after the government stops interfering. end of story.
anyone else find it amusing that we are discussing a recovery and yet the top 10 job growth states only show 2 states in the black while the other 8 still shed jobs.
hmmmmm
i guess this is a jobless, earnings-less, credit-less recovery.
anyone else concerned that the federal government is the number 2 "industry" creating new jobs....
hmmmmmmm
in my opinion very few numbers mean much when discussing a credit-based downturn. manufacturing doesn't mean one spit. the jobs numbers are the absolute most important aspect in a credit recession as opposed to an inventory recession. and don't get hoodwinked by the bogus jobs play engineered this summer to obscure jobs numbers just long enough to stage an intermediate term rally.
Single Family Home Construction Continues to Suffer [View article]
let me do the bulls interpretation of the first chart...
chart has fallen and therefore must be bottoming, notice the most recent data just starting to tip upwards. buy buy buy home-builders and bid them up 500 percent.
the sad thing is if they managed the liquidity properly it would find its way into real investment that would create jobs etc. rather than chasing asset classes in the market.
July ISM Shows Continuing Improvement [View article]
"There seems little doubt that the economy is stumbling towards expansion. It’s going to take some time to determine whether were just seeing inventory restocking or a base is forming for continued growth. As always, consumer demand is going to be the key to any sustained recovery."
wasn't it just yesterday that everyone was thinking "stabilization" now its "stumbling towards expansion" WTF????? HYPE ALERT HYPE ALERT
"consumer demand is going to be key"
didn't we just determine consumer demand is still contracting based on the last GDP? It as well as jobs are still contracting DEEP into this recession. However I guess if you consider government spending and no organic growth to be bullish then god bless you.
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this guy is a crackhead
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hmmmmm
i guess this is a jobless, earnings-less, credit-less recovery.
anyone else concerned that the federal government is the number 2 "industry" creating new jobs....
hmmmmmmm
in my opinion very few numbers mean much when discussing a credit-based downturn. manufacturing doesn't mean one spit. the jobs numbers are the absolute most important aspect in a credit recession as opposed to an inventory recession. and don't get hoodwinked by the bogus jobs play engineered this summer to obscure jobs numbers just long enough to stage an intermediate term rally.
Single Family Home Construction Continues to Suffer [View article]
chart has fallen and therefore must be bottoming, notice the most recent data just starting to tip upwards. buy buy buy home-builders and bid them up 500 percent.
the sad thing is if they managed the liquidity properly it would find its way into real investment that would create jobs etc. rather than chasing asset classes in the market.
such a shame
July ISM Shows Continuing Improvement [View article]
wasn't it just yesterday that everyone was thinking "stabilization" now its "stumbling towards expansion" WTF????? HYPE ALERT HYPE ALERT
"consumer demand is going to be key"
didn't we just determine consumer demand is still contracting based on the last GDP? It as well as jobs are still contracting DEEP into this recession. However I guess if you consider government spending and no organic growth to be bullish then god bless you.