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Updated: Fed GDP report projects Trump is single handedly crashing the economy

Discussion in 'Too Hot for Swamp Gas' started by WarDamnGator, Mar 2, 2025.

  1. WarDamnGator

    WarDamnGator GC Hall of Fame

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    Time to fire some more people so they can hide these reports or spruce them up a bit. The Atlanta Fed's GDP NOW estimates project that GDP has fallen off a cliff just 7 weeks into Trump's disastrous plans for the US. Falls from a nearly +3% projection at the end of Biden's term, to -1.5% now. Wow. What an unmitigated catastrophe Donny is turning out to be.

    Enjoy your "hardship" and "pain", America, and don't say that real Americans didn't try to warn you.


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  2. vegasfox

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    GDI (gross domestic income) is a better indicator of how the economy is doing than GDP. GDI and GDP normally track pretty closely. In recent months there has been a historical divergence. Odds are we've been in a recession as I pointed out last year.
    The Gap Between Real GDP And GDI Increases To New Record $616 Billion

    As Mike Sherlock said in the August 2024 article above:
    "Recession Has Started

    I am sticking with this assessment: Improving the McKelvey Recession Indicator, No False Negative or Positive Signals

    Since 1953, every time the economy was in the current state, the economy was in recession.

    That does not make the odds 100 percent because everything is up to the NBER, the official arbiter of recessions."

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  3. slayerxing

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    I know we all like to complain about presidents and the economy but I’ve never seen one man tank the entire U.S. economy like this. It’s really amazing. Historic stuff.
     
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  4. vegasfox

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    imo we've been in a recession for months.

    The National Bureau of Economic Research will make the call on when the recession actually began.
     
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  5. ThePlayer

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    We'll see how this thread ages by the summer to fall.
     
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  6. WarDamnGator

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    Sure will, you'll probably have had time to think up an excuse by then.
     
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  7. slayerxing

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    i sincerely hope you get to come back here and tell us we were overreacting without also being completely full of crap.
     
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  8. magnetofsnatch

    magnetofsnatch Rudy Ray Moore’s Idol Premium Member

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    New York Fed still projects a 3% growth rate and the Dallas Fed projects 2.4% growth. These projections are very volatile given they are projecting out without February or March data.
     
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  9. magnetofsnatch

    magnetofsnatch Rudy Ray Moore’s Idol Premium Member

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    You should sell all your investments if you have any. Get ahead of the apocalypse.
     
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  10. WarDamnGator

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    It appears the main culprit here is the real time data incorporated shows our net exports falling by 4%. I wonder what would cause that? Maybe something like reciprocal tariffs?

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  11. slayerxing

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    im young. A crash isn’t all bad for me. It’s how I got my first house too. But unlike a typical conservative I guess I worry about people less fortunate than myself.
     
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  12. ThePlayer

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    Considering most of your posts are full of crap, it'll be full of facts by comparison.
     
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  13. slayerxing

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    Way to stay positive I guess.
     
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  14. WarDamnGator

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    Crashed even further today. GDP nowcast went from nearly +4 in early Feb to -3 at the end of Feb. So Much winning.
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  15. wgbgator

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    Oh yeah, we're gonna touch the stove

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  16. jjgator55

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    Here we go…
    “The S&P 500 (^GSPC) fell 1.7%, posting its worst day of 2025, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) dropped 2.6%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) fell nearly 650 points, or almost 1.5%, as the major US indexes came off a volatile week and a losing February.”
     
  17. WarDamnGator

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    So much winning! LOL.
     
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  18. SotaGator

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    People losing their jobs are worried about a lot more than grocery prices.

    "A little bit of pain" does not adequately describe what working families will go through with job losses and likely cuts to social programs.

    Can we count on the millionaires / bilionaires, or even the states, to help people out when they suffer traumatic economic losses?
     
  19. WarDamnGator

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    Here's a component of the NowCast that caused the further crash for GDP today. Personal Expenditures, which had been growing at 2-4%, went to ZERO growth.

    Musk told America to "tighten your belts" because "hardship" was coming, and they listened.

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