rushmc 23 #1 August 11, 2010 Today, +2.4% is part of the "summer of recovery"! So, what is +1.7% GDP? (2Q 2010) http://blogs.investors.com/capitalhill/index.php/home/35-politicsinvesting/1950-q2-gdp-growth-could-be-revised-to-just-1-after-trade-data Edited to also add the .7"America will never be destroyed from the outside, if we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." Abraham Lincoln Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
billvon 3,120 #2 August 11, 2010 >Today, +2.4% is part of the "summer of recovery"! Uh, OK. Not sure where you got that, but OK. >So, what is +1% GDP? 60% less than 2.4% GDP, and 1.7% less than average. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rushmc 23 #3 August 11, 2010 Quote>Today, +2.4% is part of the "summer of recovery"! Uh, OK. Not sure where you got that, but OK. >So, what is +1% GDP? 60% less than 2.4% GDP, and 1.7% less than average. This has been the Summer of Recovery correct? And the 2Q GDP was + 2.4% correct? (before the revision) But you really did not answer the question I am really interested in an honest answer."America will never be destroyed from the outside, if we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." Abraham Lincoln Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lucky... 0 #4 August 12, 2010 QuoteQuote>Today, +2.4% is part of the "summer of recovery"! Uh, OK. Not sure where you got that, but OK. >So, what is +1% GDP? 60% less than 2.4% GDP, and 1.7% less than average. This has been the Summer of Recovery correct? And the 2Q GDP was + 2.4% correct? (before the revision) But you really did not answer the question I am really interested in an honest answer. I don't see that you asked a question. As for real GDP: http://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/national/gdp/gdp_glance.htm If it gets revised, so be it. We'll deal with that then and I hope for your sake it does and oh, the market dropped 265 pts today, I meant to congratulate all the conservatives for that too. All we can hope is that the economy tanks again so we can say that Obama is as pathetic as Bush, the only difference is that he can speak English and knows his left from his right. Even if your fantasy comes true from you RW rag, +1% after +3.7%, after +5%, after +1.6%, after 4 OF THE PREVIUOUS 6 q'S BEING NEGATIVE, ONE BEING WELL OVER 6% NEGATIVE, I'D SAY WE'RE OK. Just never heard you quip when the GDP was massively negative - just when it's not positive enough. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rushmc 23 #5 August 12, 2010 Quote Quote Quote >Today, +2.4% is part of the "summer of recovery"! Uh, OK. Not sure where you got that, but OK. >So, what is +1% GDP? 60% less than 2.4% GDP, and 1.7% less than average. This has been the Summer of Recovery correct? And the 2Q GDP was + 2.4% correct? (before the revision) But you really did not answer the question I am really interested in an honest answer. I don't see that you asked a question. As for real GDP: http://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/national/gdp/gdp_glance.htm If it gets revised, so be it. We'll deal with that then and I hope for your sake it does and oh, the market dropped 265 pts today, I meant to congratulate all the conservatives for that too. All we can hope is that the economy tanks again so we can say that Obama is as pathetic as Bush, the only difference is that he can speak English and knows his left from his right. Even if your fantasy comes true from you RW rag, +1% after +3.7%, after +5%, after +1.6%, after 4 OF THE PREVIUOUS 6 q'S BEING NEGATIVE, ONE BEING WELL OVER 6% NEGATIVE, I'D SAY WE'RE OK. Just never heard you quip when the GDP was massively negative - just when it's not positive enough. Well I have to say thanks for being concerned about me. As for the rest of you post??? You swing back and forth so much you make a swing look stationary. Thanks for the morning levity however "America will never be destroyed from the outside, if we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." Abraham Lincoln Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites