Seems the fall off after the tax credit ended April 30th has yet to fully run its course: US Mortgage Applications Soar on Refinance Demand
[Skip to the end] (email exchange) All a bunch of true but not relevant crapola. All 6 US depressions were preceded by the first 6
Net Exports as a % of GDP (Keep in mind: exports are real costs; imports real benefits.) Since January 2005 net exports (while still negative)
Best guess: The jobless recovery that morphed into the full employment recession now appears to be over with today’s jobless claims numbers leaning in the same
Agreed that government can buy stocks to keep them from falling, as HK did. But the 1930s was a gold standard deflationary collapse. The Fed
Looks like the US full-employment recession is spreading: UK jobless rate falls to 5.2 percent in latest quarter The unemployment rate in the United Kingdom
He’s got the data right, and I agree with all he concludes from it. All he’s missing is the difference he points two between now
this doesn’t look like the stuff of recession: FUNDAMENTALS TO SUPPORT Barclays Capital said gasoline demand indications from the U.S., the world’s largest consumer, have
(an email) On Jan 23, 2008 8:51 PM, Joshua wrote: > > Economy is in dire condition?!?!?! Look at today’s earnings reports and > forecasts…anecdotal,
No Recession, yet.. Demand drop of 1% of GDP began over a year ago when home buying by subprime borrowers ceased.. And exports picked up