Friday , April 19 2024
Home / The Angry Bear / Weekly Indicators for August 1 – 5 at Seeking Alpha

Weekly Indicators for August 1 – 5 at Seeking Alpha

Summary:
Weekly Indicators for August 1 – 5 at Seeking Alpha  – by New Deal democrat My Weekly Indicators post is up at Seeking Alpha. Several important metrics have reversed course in the past month. Interest rates, especially mortgage rates, have declined (in the case of mortgages, by 1 full % from their peak. As many have pointed out, gas prices have fallen by about /gallon from their peak as well. That is putting more money into consumers’ pockets for other things. And stock prices have also reversed, nearing a 3 month high. While that doesn’t negative the message of the long or short leading indicators in the past, it certainly can change their forecasting meaning going forward. In other words, even if we have a recession – which looks

Topics:
NewDealdemocrat considers the following as important:

This could be interesting, too:

Steve Roth writes Personal Income and Personal Saving Make More than 40% of Households’ Property Income…Invisible. Think Total Return.

NewDealdemocrat writes Real retail sales rebound, forecast a continued “soft landing” for jobs growth

Joel Eissenberg writes Tesla and the law of gravity

Bill Haskell writes 59% of People Retaining Medicaid Coverage Were Renewed Through Ex Parte Processes 

Weekly Indicators for August 1 – 5 at Seeking Alpha

 – by New Deal democrat

My Weekly Indicators post is up at Seeking Alpha.

Several important metrics have reversed course in the past month. Interest rates, especially mortgage rates, have declined (in the case of mortgages, by 1 full % from their peak. As many have pointed out, gas prices have fallen by about $1/gallon from their peak as well. That is putting more money into consumers’ pockets for other things. And stock prices have also reversed, nearing a 3 month high.

While that doesn’t negative the message of the long or short leading indicators in the past, it certainly can change their forecasting meaning going forward. In other words, even if we have a recession – which looks nearly certain by now – it *might* be short and shallow.

As usual, clicking over and reading will bring you fully up to date, and reward me with a penny or two for my efforts.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *