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The charts show it all went bad around November. And it continues to deteriorate with every passing week, with the latest data showing cars, housing, and employment decelerating accordingly.Must have been some event that set it off? It was around the time of the election, but I can’t recall specifically what would set off something like this?Comments welcome!
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The charts show it all went bad around November. And it continues to deteriorate with every passing week, with the latest data showing cars, housing, and employment decelerating accordingly.Must have been some event that set it off? It was around the time of the election, but I can’t recall specifically what would set off something like this?Comments welcome!
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The charts show it all went bad around November. And it continues to deteriorate with every passing week, with the latest data showing cars, housing, and employment decelerating accordingly.
Must have been some event that set it off? It was around the time of the election, but I can’t recall specifically what would set off something like this?
Comments welcome!
