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May 4, 2009 at 9:03 PM in reply to: Recession deepens…first quarter GDP worse than expected… #392998patb
Participant[quote=4plexowner]The telling signal WAS Starbucks but the signal occurred when they announced the closing of 300 stores (late 2008 or early 2009)
Then, Toyota sales declined dramatically in the US
If those two signals aren’t enough for you then you aren’t paying attention and don’t understand what drives the US economy (it’s the consumer, stupid!)
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5 years ago i’d stop into starbucks every morning, buy a latte
and a breakfast slice of walnut bread.Now, i stop into starbucks once a week, get a drip coffee, and a
brownie if i am starving.May 4, 2009 at 9:03 PM in reply to: Recession deepens…first quarter GDP worse than expected… #393258patb
Participant[quote=4plexowner]The telling signal WAS Starbucks but the signal occurred when they announced the closing of 300 stores (late 2008 or early 2009)
Then, Toyota sales declined dramatically in the US
If those two signals aren’t enough for you then you aren’t paying attention and don’t understand what drives the US economy (it’s the consumer, stupid!)
[/quote]
5 years ago i’d stop into starbucks every morning, buy a latte
and a breakfast slice of walnut bread.Now, i stop into starbucks once a week, get a drip coffee, and a
brownie if i am starving.May 4, 2009 at 9:03 PM in reply to: Recession deepens…first quarter GDP worse than expected… #393466patb
Participant[quote=4plexowner]The telling signal WAS Starbucks but the signal occurred when they announced the closing of 300 stores (late 2008 or early 2009)
Then, Toyota sales declined dramatically in the US
If those two signals aren’t enough for you then you aren’t paying attention and don’t understand what drives the US economy (it’s the consumer, stupid!)
[/quote]
5 years ago i’d stop into starbucks every morning, buy a latte
and a breakfast slice of walnut bread.Now, i stop into starbucks once a week, get a drip coffee, and a
brownie if i am starving.May 4, 2009 at 9:03 PM in reply to: Recession deepens…first quarter GDP worse than expected… #393520patb
Participant[quote=4plexowner]The telling signal WAS Starbucks but the signal occurred when they announced the closing of 300 stores (late 2008 or early 2009)
Then, Toyota sales declined dramatically in the US
If those two signals aren’t enough for you then you aren’t paying attention and don’t understand what drives the US economy (it’s the consumer, stupid!)
[/quote]
5 years ago i’d stop into starbucks every morning, buy a latte
and a breakfast slice of walnut bread.Now, i stop into starbucks once a week, get a drip coffee, and a
brownie if i am starving.May 4, 2009 at 9:03 PM in reply to: Recession deepens…first quarter GDP worse than expected… #393659patb
Participant[quote=4plexowner]The telling signal WAS Starbucks but the signal occurred when they announced the closing of 300 stores (late 2008 or early 2009)
Then, Toyota sales declined dramatically in the US
If those two signals aren’t enough for you then you aren’t paying attention and don’t understand what drives the US economy (it’s the consumer, stupid!)
[/quote]
5 years ago i’d stop into starbucks every morning, buy a latte
and a breakfast slice of walnut bread.Now, i stop into starbucks once a week, get a drip coffee, and a
brownie if i am starving.patb
ParticipantThe Banks are sitting on an ass load of foreclosures, they are hoping to boost the prices a bit,
It’s spring, people are buying houses, the interest rates are down and the
stimulus is starting to hit.patb
ParticipantThe Banks are sitting on an ass load of foreclosures, they are hoping to boost the prices a bit,
It’s spring, people are buying houses, the interest rates are down and the
stimulus is starting to hit.patb
ParticipantThe Banks are sitting on an ass load of foreclosures, they are hoping to boost the prices a bit,
It’s spring, people are buying houses, the interest rates are down and the
stimulus is starting to hit.patb
ParticipantThe Banks are sitting on an ass load of foreclosures, they are hoping to boost the prices a bit,
It’s spring, people are buying houses, the interest rates are down and the
stimulus is starting to hit. -
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