Tag Archives: Consumer Confidence

The Beginning of the Crash

Posted on October 29, 2013 by DRenegade

While the Federal Reserve uses POMO to artificially inflate the stock market, reality is sinking in. Are you sitting on the sidelines watching or are you taking action to protect your family and assets? David DeGerolamo   What’s Wrong With … Continue reading →

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Consumer Confidence Plunges To Lowest In 2013

Posted on October 25, 2013 by DRenegade

Following record UMich misses, Gallup’s economic confidence collapse, the slump in the conference board’s measure of confidence, and Bloomberg’s index of consumer comfort signaling major concerns among rich and poor in this country (in spite of record highs in stocks), today’s Consumer Confidence … Continue reading →

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March Consumer Confidence Plunges As New Home Sales, Richmond Fed Miss

Posted on March 26, 2013 by DRenegade

Houston we may have a problem: with the DJIA trumpetedely hitting new all time highs day after day in March, one would expect that its traditional second derivative – US Consumer Confidence, would be at all time highs as well, … Continue reading →

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Gas, Jobs and Food

Posted on May 5, 2011 by DRenegade

The media is now reporting what average Americans already know: the cost of living is impacting our lives. The cost of gasoline, loss of jobs and the increase in the price of food has led to a decline in consumer confidence. There is … Continue reading →

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