red states rule
07-10-2010, 09:59 AM
One poster here kept telling us how candidate Obama had a "shitload of economic experience" and that experience is showing thru once again
Now Investor confidence has hit a low for 2010. As the economy tanks, people lose their jobs, people give up looking for work, and retail sales remain weak - the suckers who voted for Obama get another dose of that hopey changey stiff
The Rasmussen Investor Index, which measures the economic confidence of investors on a daily basis, gained three points on Saturday after falling to its lowest level of 2010 yesterday. At 80.9, investor confidence is down slightly from a week ago, down 11 points from a month ago and down 24 points from the 2010 high water mark reached in May.
The Rasmussen Consumer Index, which measures the economic confidence of consumers on a daily basis, rose three points today after falling to a recent low yesterday. At 74.6, the Consumer Index is up just a point from last week, down nine points from a month ago and has returned to levels found in the beginning of the year.
Among all adults nationwide, just 10% rate the economy as good or excellent while a majority (57%) rate it as poor. Just 28% of adults feel economic conditions in the country are getting better, showing little change from the beginning of the year.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/business/indexes/rasmussen_consumer_index/rasmussen_consumer_index
Now Investor confidence has hit a low for 2010. As the economy tanks, people lose their jobs, people give up looking for work, and retail sales remain weak - the suckers who voted for Obama get another dose of that hopey changey stiff
The Rasmussen Investor Index, which measures the economic confidence of investors on a daily basis, gained three points on Saturday after falling to its lowest level of 2010 yesterday. At 80.9, investor confidence is down slightly from a week ago, down 11 points from a month ago and down 24 points from the 2010 high water mark reached in May.
The Rasmussen Consumer Index, which measures the economic confidence of consumers on a daily basis, rose three points today after falling to a recent low yesterday. At 74.6, the Consumer Index is up just a point from last week, down nine points from a month ago and has returned to levels found in the beginning of the year.
Among all adults nationwide, just 10% rate the economy as good or excellent while a majority (57%) rate it as poor. Just 28% of adults feel economic conditions in the country are getting better, showing little change from the beginning of the year.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/business/indexes/rasmussen_consumer_index/rasmussen_consumer_index