Looks Like All The News Shows Recession Over

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by EMRGLOBAL, Sep 28, 2010.

  1. WOW, all the news on most financial sites and in the Journal, (Except FT which is what I subscribe to) show positive headlines and say the data is good.

    On a turn of a dime, two weeks ago..when the RECESSION IS OVER comment hit the media, things turned fast.

    It's time to ring in the Bull and party@!!!!!!!!!!!!

    The witch is DEAD!:D
     
  2. Why don't you just analyze the data for yourself and come to your own conclusion? The media will print whatever they think it is the public wants to read. The articles they print are irrelevant to us as traders/investors. You should know this by now.
     
  3. emg

    emg

    Doomsday is coming! My forecast shows S&P 500 bottom around 450-550 before spring 2011
     
  4. MKTrader

    MKTrader

    I believe you missed the sarcasm in his post...
     
  5. LEAPup

    LEAPup

    The liberal media is looking under every rock they can for some hint of good news that they can spin so they can try to influence the November election results in the dumbocrats favor.

    Gotta love the "accurate" data the media puts out in order to 'try' to keep their liberal idiot friends in office. This is nothing but a pure political play.
     
  6. MKTrader

    MKTrader

    Looks like consumers aren't swallowing all the snake oil/Kool-Aid.

    Conference Board Consumer Confidence:

    This Morning's Reading:
    48.5

    Expected Reading:
    52.5

    Last Reading:
    53.2
     
  7. JamesL

    JamesL

    Wait 'til Friday.
     
  8. http://www.cnbc.com/id/39398808


    MK...bingo! Sarcasim!

    Good post as well. Looks like you found the indicator that say's it all, IMHO.

    I don't think the Amercian people are buying the Headlines.

    As far as, looking at data...

    I'm in the world of Private Equity. I deal with money around the world.
    I just got off a conference call with Cyprus and Italy.

    I don't have to "Crunch" data. I live it realtime. I have a pulse on the world.

    And i agree with, wait til friday
     
  9. olias

    olias

    The media was reporting the findings of the National Bureau of Economic Research. I don't see evidence of some vast liberal conspiracy
     
  10. MKTrader

    MKTrader

    The media reports what it wants to report. There are hundreds of stories they can choose from at any given time. If you don't think there's any "selection bias" in what they report/emphasize, you really don't understand how it works.
     
    #10     Sep 28, 2010