That quarter will be revised upward. Most of Obama’s were revised downward. Will be looking forward to the LAT gloat 12 months from now.
Rooting for national failure.
They have to be so proud of themselves....
The Left is openly rooting for a Depression.
The 4th quarter number was disappointing considering all the other great econ news & Christmas sales were at record levels.
To me, it was “unexpected”.
The LA Times will be the ones shooting off too soon. The economy is just getting traction. I look forward to that article when they accuse Trump of sandbagging, calling him a liar when the economy is pushing 4% GDP.
“Trump predicted the economy would only grow past 3%. He’s a liar and now we are all doomed.”
Why not post the TRUTH about the lies? You don't have to use the liar as the source to post a headline that alerts readers to a published lie. Use yourself as the source or a reasonably reliable source that addresses what the Lying Leftist source is saying. That way you have a headline and a source that your readers can reasonably rely on and they go away more informed about the lie AND the truth. If this story is true and has some redeeming value, at least get the story from a reasonably reliable source, not from a known Lying Leftist operative posing as a “news” organization. You’ve done the Patriotic Right a service. Much better than the mindless repetition of lying sources and their lying headlines.
IMO, if a poster can't be bothered to do that, then they shouldn't post. If they're going to be bothered to post, do it right. We're on a mission here.
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This Stock Market Sentiment Indicator Just Made Market History – Mike Swanson (01/26/2018)
Posted on January 26, 2018 by Mike Swanson |
The Investors Intelligence survey is one of the longest running stock market sentiment surveys and is the most reliable. It is generated by a surveying of the same group of writers and analysts every single week.
This week it made history by registering the fewest number of bears in its history. There are now fewer bears than there were in 1987 before the stock market crash and in 2015 before the August flash crash style dip.
Take a look.
So after a year of straight up action without even a 3% pullback off of the highs for the S&P 500 there are no stock market bears left.
At the same time the bulls are at the highest level that they have been in my years of trading, which is now in its third decade.
So at no moment in my investing and trading career has this survey been so skewed bullish as it is now.
Don’t get me wrong I’m not saying the stock market is going to crash or collapse right now.
But if we don’t pay attention to what is happening and just fall asleep we’ll miss the important warning signs when they do come!
It’s OK.
In a few months the upward revisions will come out.
Even the deep state who run the GDP don’t want him to succeed.
To paraphrase ibama... get used to the economy sucking..because that’s as good as it will get.
is this true or did the libs cook the numbers?
In Q4, they were waiting for a tax cut. In Q1 2018, they are investing based on the tax cut.
What economic growth is there at the LA Times?
There are lies, damned lies, then there are statistics. The roaring market means little if the newly created wealth is transformed into stable decent jobs in backwater America.
Typical LIB-loser “news”paper. Even if what they say is true, why are they gloating? I guess it is because they hate Free America and hate American Citizens. Losers. Cretins. Distorters. Serial Liars. My pet bird wouldn’t take a cr** on their paper.
He got three percent in consumer spending. I’ll take it
I keep hearing the MSM saying mullah Obama is responsible for the soaring Dow.
By the associative law of algebra, he therefore takes responsibility for the low GDP.
For the DJIA 30 stock grouping...
...they added $88,282,278,900.00 in market capitalization today. That’s $88.282 billion in one day.
That’s just those 30 stocks.
Here is the complete list of average annual real GDP growth by postwar president (in descending order):
Johnson (1964-68), 5.3%
Kennedy (1961-63), 4.3%
Clinton (1993-2000), 3.9%
Reagan (1981-88), 3.5%
Carter (1977-80), 3.3%
Eisenhower (1953-60), 3.0%
(Post-WWII average: 2.9%)
Nixon (1969-74), 2.8%
Ford (1975-76), 2.6%
G. H. W. Bush (1989-92), 2.3%
G. W. Bush (2001-08), 2.1%
Truman (1946-52), 1.7%
Obama (2009-15), 1.5%
The LA Times makes the NY Times look sane...and that is saying something..