william the wie
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I hit critical mass on this question with a Ron Insana piece on CNBC. Here's the highpoints:
Energy prices and grains are declining.
Velocity of money is currently dropping.
Pad computing is hitting an air pocket of reduced demand.
The social media cycle of sites becoming uncool, which goes back to at least the AOL/Time-Warner merger seems to be operating as usual.
Chinese GDP accounting has once more been found to be fictional.
Russian public opinion is still out of radio contact with consensus reality.
So, what is new? So far as I can tell it's same old same old time. Anybody see anything different?
Energy prices and grains are declining.
Velocity of money is currently dropping.
Pad computing is hitting an air pocket of reduced demand.
The social media cycle of sites becoming uncool, which goes back to at least the AOL/Time-Warner merger seems to be operating as usual.
Chinese GDP accounting has once more been found to be fictional.
Russian public opinion is still out of radio contact with consensus reality.
So, what is new? So far as I can tell it's same old same old time. Anybody see anything different?