poitics are holding the economy back

[Truthmatters]

Politics, psychology hurt economy, forecaster says - Forecaster of the Month - MarketWatch)


WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The economy has its weaknesses, but its main problems are political and psychological, says Jeffrey Rosen, chief economist for Briefing.com and the winner of the MarketWatch Forecaster of the Month Award for June.

Rosen argues that the economy could be growing at a better rate if businesses and consumers weren’t so frightened. “We have the ability to grow better than 3%,” he said.

“Conditions are better now than they have been,” Rosen said in an interview. The underlying trends in the economy are positive, he said.

 

[Rat in the Hat]

First

 

[Rat in the Hat]

Hey Truthie, what the hell are "poitics"????

 

[WillowTree]

Hey Truthie, what the hell are "poitics"????

 

[Truthmatters]

quit trying to trash this country for you to gain power.

for once in your lives put country over party

 

[SniperFire]

Without question, our wealth and job creators fear and loath the Marxists who have a stranglehold on America right now.

Splatters actually got something right.

There will be no real growth until the clear and present danger of the Obama regime is no more.

 

[naturegirl]

While Obama accuses the Republicans of not bending, would someone be so kind as to point me in the direction that shows where this king and his party has compromised on anything.

 

[Truthmatters]

quit trashing every bit of good economic news that arrises.


It hurts the country

 

[naturegirl]

quit trashing every bit of good economic news that arrises.


It hurts the country

No your guy and his party trashed the economy. Jan 2013 will see the most TAXES levied on the MIDDLE CLASS in generations.

 

[Rat in the Hat]

Politics, psychology hurt economy, forecaster says - Forecaster of the Month - MarketWatch)


WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The economy has its weaknesses, but its main problems are political and psychological, says Jeffrey Rosen, chief economist for Briefing.com and the winner of the MarketWatch Forecaster of the Month Award for June.

Rosen argues that the economy could be growing at a better rate if businesses and consumers weren’t so frightened. “We have the ability to grow better than 3%,” he said.

“Conditions are better now than they have been,” Rosen said in an interview. The underlying trends in the economy are positive, he said.

Hey Truthie, explain this from your link...

Over the past year, the top economists are, in order: David Greenlaw and Ted Wieseman of Morgan Stanley, Jim O’Sullivan (formerly of MF Global but who will soon join High Frequency Economics), Lou Crandall and Bill Jordan of ICAP, Nigel Gault and Paul Edelstein at IHS Global Insight, Michael Feroli of J.P. Morgan, Michael Moran of Daiwa Capital Markets, Spencer Staples of EconAlpha, Eric Green’s team at TD Securities, Sherry Cooper’s team at BMO, Aaron Smith and Ryan Sweet of Moody’s Analytics, Julia Coronado of BNP Paribas, Peter D’Antonio of Citigroup, Stephen Stanley of Pierpont Securities, Jan Hatzius’s team at Goldman Sachs, and Brian Jones of Societe Generale.

Aren't these the guys you claim want to deregulate the markets so that they can hoard all the money?

Or are they now good guys when they say something you want to post?

Or is it that you didn't bother to fully read your link, AGAIN?

 

[Rat in the Hat]

quit trashing every bit of good economic news that arrises.


It hurts the country

Well at least, unlike you, we don't want to pull out knives and start stabbing things.

 

[Truthmatters]

Politics, psychology hurt economy, forecaster says - Forecaster of the Month - MarketWatch)


WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The economy has its weaknesses, but its main problems are political and psychological, says Jeffrey Rosen, chief economist for Briefing.com and the winner of the MarketWatch Forecaster of the Month Award for June.

Rosen argues that the economy could be growing at a better rate if businesses and consumers weren’t so frightened. “We have the ability to grow better than 3%,” he said.

“Conditions are better now than they have been,” Rosen said in an interview. The underlying trends in the economy are positive, he said.

Hey Truthie, explain this from your link...

Over the past year, the top economists are, in order: David Greenlaw and Ted Wieseman of Morgan Stanley, Jim O’Sullivan (formerly of MF Global but who will soon join High Frequency Economics), Lou Crandall and Bill Jordan of ICAP, Nigel Gault and Paul Edelstein at IHS Global Insight, Michael Feroli of J.P. Morgan, Michael Moran of Daiwa Capital Markets, Spencer Staples of EconAlpha, Eric Green’s team at TD Securities, Sherry Cooper’s team at BMO, Aaron Smith and Ryan Sweet of Moody’s Analytics, Julia Coronado of BNP Paribas, Peter D’Antonio of Citigroup, Stephen Stanley of Pierpont Securities, Jan Hatzius’s team at Goldman Sachs, and Brian Jones of Societe Generale.

Aren't these the guys you claim want to deregulate the markets so that they can hoard all the money?

Or are they now good guys when they say something you want to post?

Or is it that you didn't bother to fully read your link, AGAIN?

Rosen beat 40 other forecasting teams to win his second monthly award. His forecasts for durable-goods orders, the consumer price index and housing starts were the most accurate of any of the forecasters. His forecasts for the trade gap and for retail sales were also among the most accurate.


they are past months winners of the award.



why is it you can NEVER understand anything?

I never said these people want to deregulate to hoard power.

I said the people who would cheat are the ones who want to deregulate to hoard power.

anyone who backs deregulation of the markets either wants to do it to gain wealth and power at the average guys expense or is a complete fucking idiot who was talked into thinking deregulation will help everyone.


which one are you?

 

[Truthmatters]

quit trashing every bit of good economic news that arrises.


It hurts the country

Well at least, unlike you, we don't want to pull out knives and start stabbing things.

i never touched the knife you fool.

I was trying to talk you into dropping the knife instead of stabbing your own party to death.

please put the knife down

 

[Truthmatters]

http://www.usmessageboard.com/current-events/233550-wall-street-execs-you-have-to-cheat-to-win.html


here you go so you can read it again

 

[Claudette]

quit trying to trash this country for you to gain power.

for once in your lives put country over party

Seems you put party over country every time you put up one of your bs threads.

Your party created the entitlements that are a yoke around the neck of every taxpayer.

You might want to take your own advice.

 

[Truthmatters]

dear idiot ,


every time you trash good news for the economy simpley because you hate having a black man as president you hurt the entire country.


that is what this economic award winning expert has tried to tell you.

 

[Rat in the Hat]

Politics, psychology hurt economy, forecaster says - Forecaster of the Month - MarketWatch)


WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The economy has its weaknesses, but its main problems are political and psychological, says Jeffrey Rosen, chief economist for Briefing.com and the winner of the MarketWatch Forecaster of the Month Award for June.

Rosen argues that the economy could be growing at a better rate if businesses and consumers weren’t so frightened. “We have the ability to grow better than 3%,” he said.

“Conditions are better now than they have been,” Rosen said in an interview. The underlying trends in the economy are positive, he said.

Hey Truthie, explain this from your link...

Over the past year, the top economists are, in order: David Greenlaw and Ted Wieseman of Morgan Stanley, Jim O’Sullivan (formerly of MF Global but who will soon join High Frequency Economics), Lou Crandall and Bill Jordan of ICAP, Nigel Gault and Paul Edelstein at IHS Global Insight, Michael Feroli of J.P. Morgan, Michael Moran of Daiwa Capital Markets, Spencer Staples of EconAlpha, Eric Green’s team at TD Securities, Sherry Cooper’s team at BMO, Aaron Smith and Ryan Sweet of Moody’s Analytics, Julia Coronado of BNP Paribas, Peter D’Antonio of Citigroup, Stephen Stanley of Pierpont Securities, Jan Hatzius’s team at Goldman Sachs, and Brian Jones of Societe Generale.

Aren't these the guys you claim want to deregulate the markets so that they can hoard all the money?

Or are they now good guys when they say something you want to post?

Or is it that you didn't bother to fully read your link, AGAIN?

Rosen beat 40 other forecasting teams to win his second monthly award. His forecasts for durable-goods orders, the consumer price index and housing starts were the most accurate of any of the forecasters. His forecasts for the trade gap and for retail sales were also among the most accurate.


they are past months winners of the award.



why is it you can NEVER understand anything?

I never said these people want to deregulate to hoard power.

I said the people who would cheat are the ones who want to deregulate to hoard power.

anyone who backs deregulation of the markets either wants to do it to gain wealth and power at the average guys expense or is a complete fucking idiot who was talked into thinking deregulation will help everyone.


which one are you?

Oh, so the people who wrote the article finally found someone you like instead of the folks from Morgan Stanley, J P Morgan, Goldman Sachs, etc. You don't see a certain slant in who they choose as "winners", do you?

 

[Rat in the Hat]

dear idiot ,


every time you trash good news for the economy simpley because you hate having a black man as president you hurt the entire country.


that is what this economic award winning expert has tried to tell you.

And, knowing she is losing the argument, Truthiepoo plays the race card.

Well done, Truthiepoo.

 

[Truthmatters]

what the fuck are you talking about?


dear fucking idiot.

the wall street people I posted about being BAD and wanting deregulation so they dont have to fear going to jail when they break the law to get ahead ADMITTED they do that in their own words you fucking dunce.


Those are the people I hate.


the real question is why the fuck are you defending the criminals?

 

[Rat in the Hat]

what the fuck are you talking about?


dear fucking idiot.

the wall street people I posted about being BAD and wanting deregulation so they dont have to fear going to jail when they break the law to get ahead ADMITTED they do that in their own words you fucking dunce.


Those are the people I hate.


the real question is why the fuck are you defending the criminals?

Thanks, Oreo.