No such thing as an expert in my field.
They looked good, that's good news.
Now, let me know when you're ready to provide some intelligent, informed, independent thought.
I won't hold my breath.
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What is Trump doing that is causing this?
Consumer confidence drops more than expected, reaching its lowest point in nearly two years
PUBLISHED TUE, JUN 25 2019 10:01 AM JUN 25 2019 11:21 AM EDT
The recovery is long in the tooth. Household debt is getting up there. Corporate debt is high and it's slowing capital spending. Global growth is slow. The trade mess hasn't helped.
It's always a combination of things. It could turn back up. Right now we don't know.
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Recovery?
Are you saying we're still in a recovery ?
WTF was Obama doing for 8 years?????
Well, just so you know, when rich people fully recovered from the Bush Great Recession and were actually BENIFITTING from it, blue collar were still struggling.
In fact they still are. Trump has not made America great again.
A Quarter Of Americans Are 'Worse' Now Than Before The Great Recession
The 10-year anniversary of the end of the Great Recession is approaching. A decade after the housing bust, the
economy is robust and the
unemployment rateis at a 49-year-low. But not all Americans have recovered.
According to a new
survey from Bankrate, 23% of Americans who were adults when the recession started in December 2007 say they are now financially worse off than they were before the recession hit. That’s just under 50 million Americans. Another 25% say they are doing the “same.” In all, just over half believe their “overall finances” are better than before.
“Americans were and continue to be in a degree of denial of the financial crisis and Great Recession,” said Mark Hamrick, Bankrate’s senior economic analyst. “One of the constant themes that presents itself in the data is that Americans are still digging out in many ways from that experience.”
“While some have managed to prosper in the decade since, there are still tens of millions who are struggling to even get back to where they were before the economy took a turn for the worse.”
The study notes that over half of all Americans (54%) who were adults when the recession began endured some sort of negative financial impact during that time.
More than 70% of those who had invested in the stock market saw their investments lose money while just under half of homeowners during the recession said their home lost value. A quarter completely spent their emergency savings, while a fifth took on “substantial” debt. More than 20% of those who had a partner who was working said either their partner or themselves lost their job.
What was Obama doing? He was fighting with Republican obstructionists. I can't believe the American people rewarded those obstructionists by staying home in 2010. Notice I didn't say they came and voted for Republicans? They didn't. They just got frustrated and stayed home. So Republicans obstruction paid off. They played politics with the recovery. So everyone still struggling can thank Repugs.