Boeing actually took in only one new order for airplanes in August. Not reported is whether or not it was paper mache or a kite on a string. People are wondering in fact, if manufacturing will continue to expand. Transports are a volatile sector of the new durable goods orders at any rate. Even car orders went down with car sales rising back to pre-Bush-Recession levels.
Famously, Governor Romney is solidly on record as knowing a thing or two about "victims." In the midwest, they are now called, "Republicans(?)!" Many, in fact, would of course contend that the drought is secondary to just how the Midwest GOP: Suddenly all became "victims."
An unusual drop in farm inventories--drought related--brought U. S. National GDP for 2nd quarter down two-tenths of one percent. The Obama-Biden economic policies had nothing to do with it. Not even the Ivy League had anything to do with it, which is nowhere being admitted.
GDP: Drought knocked 0.2 points off growth in second quarter
That means that other sectors were likely improving--in second quarter--at "soft-patch" rates of growth.
What is also noted in August is the unexpectedly sharp increase in consumer confidence, auto sales, back-to-school sales, and suddenly even in new housing activity. The inventory of homes for sale is dropping. People buying up foreclosures have been a boon to the recovery. That now will continue, and with Fed Chief Bernanke's QE3.
So New claims for unemployment insurance further dropped suddenly, just last week. Others point to GDP Q2 and say, "See how smart Bernanke really was!"
Other data are actually supportive, in other words, of the liklihood of further recovery going forward--Consequent policies of Obama-Biden. Market-Unfriendly, Rep. Ryan: Will of course give no credit to Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Mostly investors fund companies that buy quality materials and products from other companies like the ones being funded. "Hoarding Among The Rich" is bad news for proponents of tax cuts among the already prosperous! It is not likely that the rich companies will buy from the poor companies, actually!)
Famously, Governor Romney is solidly on record as knowing a thing or two about "victims." In the midwest, they are now called, "Republicans(?)!" Many, in fact, would of course contend that the drought is secondary to just how the Midwest GOP: Suddenly all became "victims."
An unusual drop in farm inventories--drought related--brought U. S. National GDP for 2nd quarter down two-tenths of one percent. The Obama-Biden economic policies had nothing to do with it. Not even the Ivy League had anything to do with it, which is nowhere being admitted.
GDP: Drought knocked 0.2 points off growth in second quarter
That means that other sectors were likely improving--in second quarter--at "soft-patch" rates of growth.
What is also noted in August is the unexpectedly sharp increase in consumer confidence, auto sales, back-to-school sales, and suddenly even in new housing activity. The inventory of homes for sale is dropping. People buying up foreclosures have been a boon to the recovery. That now will continue, and with Fed Chief Bernanke's QE3.
So New claims for unemployment insurance further dropped suddenly, just last week. Others point to GDP Q2 and say, "See how smart Bernanke really was!"
Other data are actually supportive, in other words, of the liklihood of further recovery going forward--Consequent policies of Obama-Biden. Market-Unfriendly, Rep. Ryan: Will of course give no credit to Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Mostly investors fund companies that buy quality materials and products from other companies like the ones being funded. "Hoarding Among The Rich" is bad news for proponents of tax cuts among the already prosperous! It is not likely that the rich companies will buy from the poor companies, actually!)
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