D Daal Feb 5, 2008 #1 http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601068&sid=aBMbj1aE86jk&refer=economy where is the no credit crunch crowd now
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601068&sid=aBMbj1aE86jk&refer=economy where is the no credit crunch crowd now
C Covertibility Feb 5, 2008 #2 I saw that headline too, then I looked at what the Fed data showed: Real credit crunch or an illusion to put everyone in a panic to drop rates and try to ease the resets going on?
I saw that headline too, then I looked at what the Fed data showed: Real credit crunch or an illusion to put everyone in a panic to drop rates and try to ease the resets going on?
D Digs Feb 5, 2008 #3 Its the rate of change thats important. Not the total amount. So when GDP grows at 3%, this is rate of change. Come on...
Its the rate of change thats important. Not the total amount. So when GDP grows at 3%, this is rate of change. Come on...
D Daal Feb 5, 2008 #4 those numbers are like population growth, they almost always go up. now if the banks are taking writedowns, scrambling to raise capital and are declaring they are tighening standards and you guys cant believe then I cant do anything
those numbers are like population growth, they almost always go up. now if the banks are taking writedowns, scrambling to raise capital and are declaring they are tighening standards and you guys cant believe then I cant do anything
C Covertibility Feb 5, 2008 #5 The surveys read like political polling numbers, they say one thing but actions say something else.