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uber-lmao @ two things:

1) You going back and searching for my threads.

2) Doing #1 and still not understanding the basic definition of a recession, which was what my thread was all about.

I remembered your thread,wasn't hard to find, so your still in denial........
 
I remembered your thread,wasn't hard to find, so your still in denial........

loololololollooollloollolo

Definition of recession = two quarters of economic retraction.

Since I know you're not that bright, I found this for you:

Recession

Definition
A period of general economic decline; typically defined as a decline in GDP for two or more consecutive quarters.

Read more: What is recession? definition and meaning

Now let's see....

Q4 of 2007: +2.9%

Q1 of 2008: .9%

Q2 of 2008 (ie when my thread was created): +1.9%

So not only at the time were there two quarters of economic growth, there were three. lol

Q3 of 2008 (ie 6 months AFTER my thread was created: -2.7%

Again, some folks in here need to complete a basic Econ course.
 
loololololollooollloollolo

Definition of recession = two quarters of economic retraction.

Since I know you're not that bright, I found this for you:



Now let's see....

Q4 of 2007: +2.9%

Q1 of 2008: .9%

Q2 of 2008 (ie when my thread was created): +1.9%

So not only at the time were there two quarters of economic growth, there were three. lol

Q3 of 2008 (ie 6 months AFTER my thread was created: -2.7%

Again, some folks in here need to complete a basic Econ course.

I love post #10 in that thread, shows just what side you are on, you are a finacial idiot, Obama would hire you in a second!
 
Wow. You're worse than I thought.

By the way, studies show that stimulus I mentioned in post #10 (that you love) increased consumer spending* by 3.5%. So, again, I was correct and you have proven yet again that you have no clue what you're talking about.


*As anybody who has gone through an Econ 101 course would know, consumer spending is roughly 2/3 of GDP.

University of Phoenix - Study at a campus or online

There you go. I entered your age as 25 and highest education completed as GED. Didnt know your zip code, but that should get you started. :)
 
Wow. You're worse than I thought.

By the way, studies show that stimulus I mentioned in post #10 (that you love) increased consumer spending* by 3.5%. So, again, I was correct and you have proven yet again that you have no clue what you're talking about.


*As anybody who has gone through an Econ 101 course would know, consumer spending is roughly 2/3 of GDP.

University of Phoenix - Study at a campus or online

There you go. I entered your age as 25 and highest education completed as GED. Didnt know your zip code, but that should get you started. :)

I have a BBA, say what you want about the stimulus plan, it didnt help, it looks like the only thing we can agree on is Ron Paul, although I can't fathom why a paper trading stimulus supporter would favor RP. He is big on gold and silver you know? I will say this to each his opinion but anyone who thinks the economy is in recovery has been dropped on their heads, this directly relates to my choice of investments which have already been covered........
 
Okie dokie.
 
Okie dokie.

I do have one quick question, if (and I agree it does) consumer spending makes up 2/3 of our GDP, what do you think the future holds with so many jobs going overseas,consumers drowning in debt, and borrowing more because of rising costs, I ask you where is our consumer spending headed?
 
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