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funny how I am producing fact after fact and you are merely calling me names.
Can you accept the fact that this economy is on the verge of a recovery and the main element missing is consumer confidence?
You are regurgitating talking points and hypotheticals. Consumer confidence is a reaction to a healthy economy. It is low because the economy is being manages by barack obama.
funny how I am producing fact after fact and you are merely calling me names.
Can you accept the fact that this economy is on the verge of a recovery and the main element missing is consumer confidence?
We've been hearing this for 2 years, why should we believe it now?
You are not telling the truth.
You have never heard these numbers until they came out which is recently
Tell that to the people out of work due to policies of Statists trying to control everything and run companies out of business.
Oh? And put down that bong already?
why are you people beginging to attack any good numbers that bodfe well for our economy?
I thought you didnt see this politically as was claimed earlier.
"Between the first quarter of 2012 and the first quarter of 2013, homes are projected to increase by an average of 2.7 percent, with gains in 365 out of 384 metro areas," Fiserv said in a press release.
will it change who you vote for?
Home prices will slip further over the rest of the year, before beginning to rebound in 2012, according to a forecast by a leading housing market analyst.
The study, released Tuesday by Fiserv, predicted that home prices for more than 95 percent of metro areas will rise by the beginning of 2013.
Using data from the Fiserv Case-Schiller Index of home prices, Fiserv--which provides information management systems to the financial industry--found that the drop in home prices that began again last year continued in the first quarter of 2011. The group's research found that prices had fallen in 302 out of 384 metro areas surveyed.
At the same time, however, Fiserv noted several positive signs for the beleaguered sector, including a slower pace of foreclosures. In part because Fiserv also anticipates wider economic growth next year, analysts for the company project "a broad-based recovery for housing that will begin in early 2012."
End in sight for housing slump? | The Lookout - Yahoo! News
"Between the first quarter of 2012 and the first quarter of 2013, homes are projected to increase by an average of 2.7 percent, with gains in 365 out of 384 metro areas," Fiserv said in a press release.
will it change who you vote for?
"Between the first quarter of 2012 and the first quarter of 2013, homes are projected to increase by an average of 2.7 percent, with gains in 365 out of 384 metro areas," Fiserv said in a press release.
will it change who you vote for?
For our typical Rightie posters, nothing will change who they vote for...or against.
CEOs expect to hire more as sales grow - Chicago Sun-Times
More top corporate executives expect to hire workers and boost spending on their companies over the next six months.
A survey released Tuesday by Business Roundtable, an association of CEOs of big U.S. companies, shows 45 percent of executives say they expect their companies to add more workers.
Thats the highest percentage who have said they planned to add jobs since the survey began in late 2002. Meanwhile, only 18 percent said they expected their work forces to shrink, one of the lowest readings over the past five years, and 38 percent predict no change.
http://www.mercurynews.com/opinion/ci_18623088?nclick_check=1
Actual good economic news: Unemployment rate falls as economy adds 117,000 jobs
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So then maybe we call all hope for a recovery and the poltical types can stop naysaying any good economic news?
CEOs expect to hire more as sales grow - Chicago Sun-Times
More top corporate executives expect to hire workers and boost spending on their companies over the next six months.
A survey released Tuesday by Business Roundtable, an association of CEOs of big U.S. companies, shows 45 percent of executives say they expect their companies to add more workers.
Thats the highest percentage who have said they planned to add jobs since the survey began in late 2002. Meanwhile, only 18 percent said they expected their work forces to shrink, one of the lowest readings over the past five years, and 38 percent predict no change.
Consumers splurge in July, pushing retail sales up - Yahoo! Finance
These are good things fro this country
I think it's a long stretch between the Housing Market stopping it's bleeding and saying the economy is going to recover. Even if housing stops losing its value, there are so many foreclosed, unfinished and empty homes on the market, it won't be any time soon before they regain their former value.
Home prices will slip further over the rest of the year, before beginning to rebound in 2012, according to a forecast by a leading housing market analyst.
The study, released Tuesday by Fiserv, predicted that home prices for more than 95 percent of metro areas will rise by the beginning of 2013.
Using data from the Fiserv Case-Schiller Index of home prices, Fiserv--which provides information management systems to the financial industry--found that the drop in home prices that began again last year continued in the first quarter of 2011. The group's research found that prices had fallen in 302 out of 384 metro areas surveyed.
At the same time, however, Fiserv noted several positive signs for the beleaguered sector, including a slower pace of foreclosures. In part because Fiserv also anticipates wider economic growth next year, analysts for the company project "a broad-based recovery for housing that will begin in early 2012."
End in sight for housing slump? | The Lookout - Yahoo! News
this is good news for anyone who cares about this country
"Between the first quarter of 2012 and the first quarter of 2013, homes are projected to increase by an average of 2.7 percent, with gains in 365 out of 384 metro areas," Fiserv said in a press release.
will it change who you vote for?
Housing is just about ready to take another drop, so an increase means your closing in on the low you had now. Progress?
Nothing is slated for an increase until 2013.
Hypothetically, your still wishing for hope and change, you poor delusional soul.
