What happened to all of the doom and gloom economic threads?

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The Dow is off 1.13% right now... OMG plunge!

... after Boehner tries to lead the GOP and just falls in a hole.
 
I'm a Democrat, not a non-partisan. When did you start thinking I was non-partisan?

And why? :confused:
 
Just wait....2013 is an important year, many predicting another recession


The same people who predicted another recession in 2010, 2011, and 2012 are predicting one in 2013. And you still think they're a good source on recessions.
 
no one was predicting one in 10 or 11

Google "double dip recession 2010" and 2011 and you get flooded with editorials of folks predicting just that. For shits 'n giggles, add "American Thinker" to the search. In fact the American Thinker says we're already in a recession in summer 2011. Except it didn't happen.

I'm sure they'll retract that article any day now.
 
Google "double dip recession 2010" and 2011 and you get flooded with editorials of folks predicting just that. For shits 'n giggles, add "American Thinker" to the search. In fact the American Thinker says we're already in a recession in summer 2011. Except it didn't happen.

I'm sure they'll retract that article any day now.

I did

You were right
 
Google "double dip recession 2010" and 2011 and you get flooded with editorials of folks predicting just that. For shits 'n giggles, add "American Thinker" to the search. In fact the American Thinker says we're already in a recession in summer 2011. Except it didn't happen.

I'm sure they'll retract that article any day now.

they were as accurate as ObamaCO

screeching

SUMMER RECOVERY
 

Looks like more bullshit to me.

From the horses mouth:
Consumers’ appraisal of current conditions was relatively unchanged in November. Those saying business conditions are “good” declined to 14.4 percent from 16.5 percent, while those saying business conditions are “bad” deceased to 31.5 percent from 33.0 percent. Consumers’ assessment of the labor market improved. Those claiming jobs are “plentiful” increased to 11.2 percent from 10.4 percent, while those claiming jobs are “hard to get” held steady at 38.8 percent.
http://www.conference-board.org/data/consumerconfidence.cfm

But hey, "tyler durden" must have more accurate facts than the organization that is in charge of determining CCI, right?
:rolleyes:
 
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