Those Road Bumps Keep Popping Up

Written by Bill Watkins.

Reuters has a release of new housing data. Seems sales fell in September and Augusts’ numbers were revised down. I’m amazed at the writer’s confidence that we are in “widening recovery.” The money quotes are “The housing data represented a road bump in a recovery that otherwise appears to be . . . → Read More: Those Road Bumps Keep Popping Up

Twitter Updates for 2009-10-28

Consumer confidence down: http://bit.ly/4xtk5r They must be reading my tweets! # If you want less of something, tax it: http://bit.ly/3G6QMr # A little strident, but I think he gets it mostly right: http://bit.ly/5h5d4 Maybe you have to be strident to get in the WSJ. . . . → Read More: Twitter Updates for 2009-10-28

Twitter Updates for 2009-10-27

Dan blogged on California foreclosures. It is a perspective based on the data, and it is sobering: http://bit.ly/FegAR # No state had net new construction or manufacturing jobs in the past year, 32 have new government jobs. http://bit.ly/2jEVDG # Today, I blog on opportunity, California, and Singapore: http://bit.ly/13Uwfh # "Laid off and Liberated" . . . → Read More: Twitter Updates for 2009-10-27

Twitter Updates for 2009-10-26

UK economy in decline for six consecutive quarters: http://bit.ly/3apDRN # China says q3 economy grew 8.9% .http://bit.ly/1ypc0E Suspect, I think that oil use and energy production were inconsistent with 8.9%. # Let's get real. How can you call it a recovery if it's the worst job market in generations? http://bit.ly/2FZfQv # If you . . . → Read More: Twitter Updates for 2009-10-26

Twitter Updates for 2009-10-25

This could only be news to those who have had their head in the sand for a very long time: http://bit.ly/Sg2Xc #