Warrior102
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half of the ceos are planning new hires as we speak.
84% of economists say the economy will move very soon.
Half CEOs of what?
Where are you getting this?
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half of the ceos are planning new hires as we speak.
84% of economists say the economy will move very soon.
I cant wait to here the right scamble and waffle to try and claim the credit.
It will be commical.
CEO Confidence Survey | The Conference Board
The Conference Board Measure of CEO Confidence, which had bounced back in the final quarter of 2010, improved further in the first quarter of 2011. The Measure now reads 67, up from 62 last quarter (a reading of more than 50 points reflects more positive than negative responses).
Says Lynn Franco, Director of The Conference Board Consumer Research Center: CEOs confidence has improved, yet again, and expectations are that the economy will continue to expand in the coming months. As for the employment outlook, CEOs are more bullish than last year, with half now saying they intend to ramp up hiring.
so you are calling the CEOs liars along with 84% of economists?
You see when they say something like they are about to hire it serves them no good to lie about it.
we will find out right away if they are lying or not.
If this recession that we keep hearing about is so awful, and nobody's working, where are all these people getting the money to travel?
CEO Confidence Survey | The Conference Board
The Conference Board Measure of CEO Confidence, which had bounced back in the final quarter of 2010, improved further in the first quarter of 2011. The Measure now reads 67, up from 62 last quarter (a reading of more than 50 points reflects more positive than negative responses).
Says Lynn Franco, Director of The Conference Board Consumer Research Center: CEOs confidence has improved, yet again, and expectations are that the economy will continue to expand in the coming months. As for the employment outlook, CEOs are more bullish than last year, with half now saying they intend to ramp up hiring.
The right doesnt have a chance in hell when the hiring begins.
I bet there are alot of right wingers praying we dont recover soon.
Truth,
Factory orders were up because of the normal business cycle, not because the economy is improving. Spring and early summer is the time of year when most retailers/wholesalers are really starting to ramp up their orders to the factories, so of course factory output is going to increase. Come September or October the heavy season for ordering will be over (with the exception of special holiday stock), and factory output will slow down again.
Truth,
Factory orders were up because of the normal business cycle, not because the economy is improving. Spring and early summer is the time of year when most retailers/wholesalers are really starting to ramp up their orders to the factories, so of course factory output is going to increase. Come September or October the heavy season for ordering will be over (with the exception of special holiday stock), and factory output will slow down again.
Exactly...take today's headline "May - new housing highest in 5 months"...well...no shit.
Not too many homes being built in December and January...or February.