Road to Depression
Initial jobless claims surge!
NEW YORK - August 5, 2010 - The week ended July 31 saw 479,000 initial jobless claims, obliterating the expectation of a minor improvement of 455,000 from the prior week's 460,000. Continuing claims continue rising, and are now at 4,537,000.
Landlord spray paints homes of deadbeat tenants!
RALEIGH, North Carolina - August 5, 2010 - A North Carolina landlord fed up with tenants who didn't pay their rent painted her criticism on the garage for all to see.
WBTV reports that landlord Vanessa McCants spray painted the words "deadbeat tenants" on a Charlotte house she rents to Shanae Jackson.
Personal bankruptcy filings up in July!
NEW YORK - August 3, 2010 - The 137,698 consumer bankruptcies filed in July represented a 9% increase nationwide over the 126,434 filings recorded in July 2009, according to the American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI), relying on data from the National Bankruptcy Research Center (NBKRC).
World oil prices on the rise!
NEW YORK - August 3, 2010 - Oil prices stretched towards 82 dollars per barrel on Tuesday, on the back of buoyant market sentiment, the weak dollar and hurricane concerns in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, analysts said.
Factory orders drop for second straight month!
WASHINGTON - August 3, 2010 - Factory orders fell in June for the second straight month due to lower demand for steel, construction machinery and aircraft.
The Commerce Department said Tuesday that factory orders dropped by 1.2% to a seasonally adjusted $406.4 billion. Analysts expected a much smaller drop.
Refinancing wave could cost bondholders 350 billion dollars!
NEW YORK - August 2, 2010 - Analysts at the investment bank Keefe, Bruyette & Woods (KBW) added to the growing consensus of voices skeptical of a government-backed refinancing wave.
Recent record-low mortgage rates have sparked fears amongst investors that a government-driven refinancing wave would boost prepayment speeds back to 2003 levels. According to KBW, there is a cost t
Unofficial problem bank list numbers more than 800!
NEW YORK - July 30, 2010 - FDIC actions this week led to many changes in the Unofficial Problem Bank List as they closed five institutions and finally released their enforcement actions for June 2010. The list total finally pushes through the much-anticipated 800 level and finishes the week at 808 with aggregate assets of $414.8 billion.
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- Sixty percent of Amerikans won’t be able to cover basic necessities in a month or less!
- Southern Kalifornia home sales crash!
- The state of Amerika's debt slaves!
- New home sales decline 9.3%!
- FPSA retail store closings hit a new record high as west coast homelessness soars!
- Commentary: 1 in 4 Amerikans are completely broke and in no position to help themselves!
- Illinois official says state is in massive crisis mode!
- S&P and Moodys cut Illinois to near junk status!
- Five highly respected financial experts warn that a market crash is imminent!
- Greek debt deal collapses after 8 hours of negotiation!
- Crashing Canadian mortgage lender bailed-out by retired healthcare workers!
- Canada housing bubble explodes as its biggest mortgage lender crashes!
- FPSA home prices rise at the fastest pace since July 2014!
- Home sales crash to lowest level since 2008 as pricing reset gets underway!
- The number of new businesses in the FPSA is collapsing!
- Retail sales growth tumbles to 6-month lows!
- Tent cities full of homeless people are booming all over Amerika as poverty spikes!
- 1 in 6 working age males has no job under Obama!
- In 50 years this has never failed to trigger a bear market!
- Amerika’s hidden jobless rate is a product of a conspiracy!
- Today's layoff news!
- Spain's debt now worth more than value of the economy!
- FPSA homeownership falls to nearly its lowest level in history!
- The FPSA government has a $20.4 trillion retirement problem!
- One quarter of Amerikans in their prime working years are unemployed!
- FPSA existing home sales tumble in warning sign for housing market!
- New home sales unexpectedly plunge!
- Swiss politicians slam attempts to eliminate cash!
- FPSA CEOs unleash Depression fears in earnings calls!
- FPSA services economy slumps to weakest in 13 months!
- Wal-Mart is closing hundreds of stores and laying off thousands of employees!
- The worst ever stock market start is just the beginning!
- Brazil slides into the brink with industrial production down 12%!
- Baltic Dry Index careens to fresh record low!
- FPSA banks have 247 trillion dollars of exposure to derivatives!
- Spending was at an all time low for Black Friday this year!
- Puerto Rico debt bomb about to explode!
- Baltic Dry Shipping Index drops to all-time low!
- Latest payroll jobs numbers are false and misleading!
- Markets are back at panic levels!
- Ailing global economy starts to weigh on FPSA job market!
- The truth about unemployment in Amerika!
- Record 94,031,000 Amerikans not in labor force!
- Canada officially enters recession!
- Dow plunges 531 points!
- S&P 500 drops below trading range as global selloff intensifies!
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