.S. Economy: Consumer Sentiment Unexpectedly Falls

Source cannot be posted, see link below | 13 November 2009

[Lorianne]

Synopsis: US consumers skitish (unexpectedly of course).

[Lorianne]

Sorry, I couldn't resist another one for the UNEXPECTED file. Is someone keeping a file on all these unexpected and surprise happenings?

[Lorianne]

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aA7lS8KM6eD8&pos=2

[Secret Agent Man]

The MSM is all a bunch of liars. The best thing to do is whenever you find opinion in their articles (because they don’t write hard news stories anymore) is assume the opposite is true, or at least don’t believe the slant they’re giving it.

[Leisler]

Gee, I can not imagine why either! I guess I durnt go to the rit skool and lern all dat Harvard eeconomiks stuff.

[himno hero]

Is this representative of discounted marxist expectations combined with the awesome unemployment stats (after the stimulus!)..... which we are all going to have to pay for?

Is this just the beginning of the Obama hangover?

[HardStarboard]

I certainly didn't expect a fall in consumer sentiment to be unexpected.

That it was unexpected in inexplicable.

[HardStarboard]

It appears that there is an unexpected deviance in the actual vs. the plan.

With government, any government, that is not unexpected.

[TexasFreeper2009]

if big government central planning worked, the USSR would of been the greatest, richest country in the history of the world... and yet it doesn’t even exist anymore.

[cp124]

Sorry, just saying the economy is getting better doesn’t mean it is. We don’t believe the lier’s in the government, wall street and the media.