Xmas Season Predictions

[capeman]

I bet that the initial foot-traffic reporting will be abnormally high like last year and not at all match up with overall retail sales.

The overall “reported” retail sales will be above expectations although with millions more unemployed this year over last year and overall credit expansion negative the numbers will be pure lies yet again.

[Anonymous]

Temeculaguy, that rant was thoroughly entertaining. Avoid the circulars after xmas. Those tvs and coffee makers may be half price.

[Anonymous]

Temeculaguy, that rant was thoroughly entertaining. Avoid the circulars after xmas. Those tvs and coffee makers may be half price.

[Anonymous]

Temeculaguy, that rant was thoroughly entertaining. Avoid the circulars after xmas. Those tvs and coffee makers may be half price.

[Anonymous]

Temeculaguy, that rant was thoroughly entertaining. Avoid the circulars after xmas. Those tvs and coffee makers may be half price.

[Anonymous]

Temeculaguy, that rant was thoroughly entertaining. Avoid the circulars after xmas. Those tvs and coffee makers may be half price.

[CA renter]

[quote=jpinpb]I think the retail sector will be healthy this season. The reason I think this is b/c there are just sooooo many people living for free in homes. I honestly think that is one reason why our economy hasn’t been worst off.

Think about this. What takes the biggest chunk of your salary? Housing and transportation are probably the major ones. If you are not paying your mortgage for a year+ that means you have extra “income.”

I am not going to underestimate the impact that is having on the economy. The unemployment numbers are higher than usual, but people not paying their mortgage equals money being spent and some people are still keeping their jobs thanks to that consumer spending, for whatever it is, be it groceries, clothes, toys or restaurants.

Thanks taxpayers! (we are more socialistic than we even know)[/quote]

Agree 100%!

I think we’re going to see a very healthy retail season. Quite frankly, the stores in our neighborhood are as busy as I’ve ever seen. Many of the vacant stores are now filled again, and the lines for restaurants are back out the door — even mid-week!

[CA renter]

[quote=jpinpb]I think the retail sector will be healthy this season. The reason I think this is b/c there are just sooooo many people living for free in homes. I honestly think that is one reason why our economy hasn’t been worst off.

Think about this. What takes the biggest chunk of your salary? Housing and transportation are probably the major ones. If you are not paying your mortgage for a year+ that means you have extra “income.”

I am not going to underestimate the impact that is having on the economy. The unemployment numbers are higher than usual, but people not paying their mortgage equals money being spent and some people are still keeping their jobs thanks to that consumer spending, for whatever it is, be it groceries, clothes, toys or restaurants.

Thanks taxpayers! (we are more socialistic than we even know)[/quote]

Agree 100%!

I think we’re going to see a very healthy retail season. Quite frankly, the stores in our neighborhood are as busy as I’ve ever seen. Many of the vacant stores are now filled again, and the lines for restaurants are back out the door — even mid-week!

[CA renter]

[quote=jpinpb]I think the retail sector will be healthy this season. The reason I think this is b/c there are just sooooo many people living for free in homes. I honestly think that is one reason why our economy hasn’t been worst off.

Think about this. What takes the biggest chunk of your salary? Housing and transportation are probably the major ones. If you are not paying your mortgage for a year+ that means you have extra “income.”

I am not going to underestimate the impact that is having on the economy. The unemployment numbers are higher than usual, but people not paying their mortgage equals money being spent and some people are still keeping their jobs thanks to that consumer spending, for whatever it is, be it groceries, clothes, toys or restaurants.

Thanks taxpayers! (we are more socialistic than we even know)[/quote]

Agree 100%!

I think we’re going to see a very healthy retail season. Quite frankly, the stores in our neighborhood are as busy as I’ve ever seen. Many of the vacant stores are now filled again, and the lines for restaurants are back out the door — even mid-week!

[CA renter]

[quote=jpinpb]I think the retail sector will be healthy this season. The reason I think this is b/c there are just sooooo many people living for free in homes. I honestly think that is one reason why our economy hasn’t been worst off.

Think about this. What takes the biggest chunk of your salary? Housing and transportation are probably the major ones. If you are not paying your mortgage for a year+ that means you have extra “income.”

I am not going to underestimate the impact that is having on the economy. The unemployment numbers are higher than usual, but people not paying their mortgage equals money being spent and some people are still keeping their jobs thanks to that consumer spending, for whatever it is, be it groceries, clothes, toys or restaurants.

Thanks taxpayers! (we are more socialistic than we even know)[/quote]

Agree 100%!

I think we’re going to see a very healthy retail season. Quite frankly, the stores in our neighborhood are as busy as I’ve ever seen. Many of the vacant stores are now filled again, and the lines for restaurants are back out the door — even mid-week!

[CA renter]

[quote=jpinpb]I think the retail sector will be healthy this season. The reason I think this is b/c there are just sooooo many people living for free in homes. I honestly think that is one reason why our economy hasn’t been worst off.

Think about this. What takes the biggest chunk of your salary? Housing and transportation are probably the major ones. If you are not paying your mortgage for a year+ that means you have extra “income.”

I am not going to underestimate the impact that is having on the economy. The unemployment numbers are higher than usual, but people not paying their mortgage equals money being spent and some people are still keeping their jobs thanks to that consumer spending, for whatever it is, be it groceries, clothes, toys or restaurants.

Thanks taxpayers! (we are more socialistic than we even know)[/quote]

Agree 100%!

I think we’re going to see a very healthy retail season. Quite frankly, the stores in our neighborhood are as busy as I’ve ever seen. Many of the vacant stores are now filled again, and the lines for restaurants are back out the door — even mid-week!

[scaredyclassic]

anyone familiar with REVEREND BILLY AND THE CHURCH OF STOP SHOPPING?

he’s got a great documentary about his national tour on netflix. also you can google him, he has a growing presence.

he’s my spiritual leader. that’s my church.

[scaredyclassic]

anyone familiar with REVEREND BILLY AND THE CHURCH OF STOP SHOPPING?

he’s got a great documentary about his national tour on netflix. also you can google him, he has a growing presence.

he’s my spiritual leader. that’s my church.

[scaredyclassic]

anyone familiar with REVEREND BILLY AND THE CHURCH OF STOP SHOPPING?

he’s got a great documentary about his national tour on netflix. also you can google him, he has a growing presence.

he’s my spiritual leader. that’s my church.

[scaredyclassic]

anyone familiar with REVEREND BILLY AND THE CHURCH OF STOP SHOPPING?

he’s got a great documentary about his national tour on netflix. also you can google him, he has a growing presence.

he’s my spiritual leader. that’s my church.

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