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Originally Posted by The Demon
What indicators? Show me ONE? And please don't say "Because Obama and Bernanke said so!!!"
The only thing the indicators show is that we are in a depression and we are spiraling towards collapse.
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gear down there buddy.
here's more than a few links to back up my comment, i would enjoy reading any viable sources you can provide to back up your comment that we are in a depression and spiraling toward collapse.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1252...googlenews_wsj
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The OECD's leading indicators are designed to provide early signals of turning points between the expansion and slowdown of economic activity, and are based on a wide variety of data series that have a history of indicating swings in future economic activity. Two hundred and twenty four series are used in total, or between five and ten for each country.
The leading indicator for the U.S. rose to 96 from 94.4 in June, while the leading indicator for the euro zone rose to 100.5 from 98.7 and the leading indicator for Japan rose to 94.9 from 93.5.
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http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2009/...y_6875425.html
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China's economic recovery gained momentum in August, adding to confidence the government's lavish stimulus spending is working, yet failing to silence all doubts the rebound is sustainable.
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http://www.forextv.com/Forex/News/Sh...=Economic+News
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Speaking before the World Affairs Council of Jacksonville, Lockhart said that that the vital signs of the economy appear mixed, as "some indicators are improving while others are not getting worse or are just declining at a slower pace.
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http://www.reuters.com/article/bonds...00540420090911
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A weekly gauge of future U.S. economic growth hit a year-high in the latest week, sending its yearly growth rate to an all-time high that points to a more vigorous recovery than consensus has shown.
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http://www.reuters.com/article/bonds...38425120090910
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Canada posted a near-record trade deficit in July, but analysts said a surge in imports in the month was a sign the economy was starting to recover from the global meltdown.
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