This Recession, It’s Just Beginning

[Raybyrnes]

Argument seems to be supported. For the more economic minded people Louise Yamada is a pretty good read

http://welling.weedenco.com/

Enjoy

[Bugs]

The psychology in the markets tend to be a contributing factor as well. When we’re doing well the psychology makes things even better; when we’re doing poorly the opposite occurs.

[Bugs]

The psychology in the markets tend to be a contributing factor as well. When we’re doing well the psychology makes things even better; when we’re doing poorly the opposite occurs.

[Bugs]

The psychology in the markets tend to be a contributing factor as well. When we’re doing well the psychology makes things even better; when we’re doing poorly the opposite occurs.

[Bugs]

The psychology in the markets tend to be a contributing factor as well. When we’re doing well the psychology makes things even better; when we’re doing poorly the opposite occurs.

[Bugs]

The psychology in the markets tend to be a contributing factor as well. When we’re doing well the psychology makes things even better; when we’re doing poorly the opposite occurs.

[LA_Renter]

Raybyrnes,

Here is a video of Louise Yamada on CNBC. She has a target on the S&P at 1175. This is some pretty interesting stuff for the technicians.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=780265054

[LA_Renter]

Raybyrnes,

Here is a video of Louise Yamada on CNBC. She has a target on the S&P at 1175. This is some pretty interesting stuff for the technicians.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=780265054

[LA_Renter]

Raybyrnes,

Here is a video of Louise Yamada on CNBC. She has a target on the S&P at 1175. This is some pretty interesting stuff for the technicians.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=780265054

[LA_Renter]

Raybyrnes,

Here is a video of Louise Yamada on CNBC. She has a target on the S&P at 1175. This is some pretty interesting stuff for the technicians.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=780265054

[LA_Renter]

Raybyrnes,

Here is a video of Louise Yamada on CNBC. She has a target on the S&P at 1175. This is some pretty interesting stuff for the technicians.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=780265054

[stansd]

Two anecdotal data points:

I work for a local tech company. Business fell off a cliff starting in May-Big corporations, especially seem to have shut down. Combine that with consumer pressure and you are in for a rough one.

My dad works as a project management consultant. His firm had 40 people, 5 full time and 35 contractors. 35 contractors are all gone, and the 5 are now contractors.

Anecdotal evidence to be sure, but I think we are just now staring into the teeth of a bad one. Wall Street is starting to realize, but it will really hit the fan three months from now. Corporations have buckled down-this will sustain earnings short term, but we’ll have some ugly earnings in Q3/Q4.

Stan

[stansd]

Two anecdotal data points:

I work for a local tech company. Business fell off a cliff starting in May-Big corporations, especially seem to have shut down. Combine that with consumer pressure and you are in for a rough one.

My dad works as a project management consultant. His firm had 40 people, 5 full time and 35 contractors. 35 contractors are all gone, and the 5 are now contractors.

Anecdotal evidence to be sure, but I think we are just now staring into the teeth of a bad one. Wall Street is starting to realize, but it will really hit the fan three months from now. Corporations have buckled down-this will sustain earnings short term, but we’ll have some ugly earnings in Q3/Q4.

Stan

[stansd]

Two anecdotal data points:

I work for a local tech company. Business fell off a cliff starting in May-Big corporations, especially seem to have shut down. Combine that with consumer pressure and you are in for a rough one.

My dad works as a project management consultant. His firm had 40 people, 5 full time and 35 contractors. 35 contractors are all gone, and the 5 are now contractors.

Anecdotal evidence to be sure, but I think we are just now staring into the teeth of a bad one. Wall Street is starting to realize, but it will really hit the fan three months from now. Corporations have buckled down-this will sustain earnings short term, but we’ll have some ugly earnings in Q3/Q4.

Stan

[stansd]

Two anecdotal data points:

I work for a local tech company. Business fell off a cliff starting in May-Big corporations, especially seem to have shut down. Combine that with consumer pressure and you are in for a rough one.

My dad works as a project management consultant. His firm had 40 people, 5 full time and 35 contractors. 35 contractors are all gone, and the 5 are now contractors.

Anecdotal evidence to be sure, but I think we are just now staring into the teeth of a bad one. Wall Street is starting to realize, but it will really hit the fan three months from now. Corporations have buckled down-this will sustain earnings short term, but we’ll have some ugly earnings in Q3/Q4.

Stan

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