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    Housing starts tumble from multiyear highs, drop 18.7% in November
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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyM View Post
    Housing starts tumble from multiyear highs, drop 18.7% in November
    WAIT!!!!

    Last and beginning of this week, the financial networks I've caught, kept bragggging about how WELL HOUSING IS DOING!!!

    AND YOU!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by lonewolfinoregon View Post
    WAIT!!!!

    Last and beginning of this week, the financial networks I've caught, kept bragggging about how WELL HOUSING IS DOING!!!

    AND YOU!!!!



    Monthly figures are often volatile;
    housing starts fluctuate more than many indicators. It takes
    several months for total housing starts to establish a trend.

    http://www.econoday.com/economic-calendar.aspx
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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyM View Post


    Monthly figures are often volatile;
    housing starts fluctuate more than many indicators. It takes
    several months for total housing starts to establish a trend.

    http://www.econoday.com/economic-calendar.aspx
    You know, posting graphs, WILL NOT GET ME TO BELIEVE THE PROPOGANDA YOU ARE SELLILNG!!!!

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    Cass Truckload Linehaul Index

    The Cass Truckload Linehaul Index, which tracks monthly changes in linehaul rates, declined 1.5% YoY in November, representing nine consecutive months of YoY declines.




    http://www.cassinfo.com/Transportati...aul-Index.aspx
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    Quote Originally Posted by lonewolfinoregon View Post
    You know, posting graphs, WILL NOT GET ME TO BELIEVE THE PROPOGANDA YOU ARE SELLILNG!!!!

    That is correct. The big pop, right at the end of October is the "winter foundations" going in. If they are measuring from that "pop" to the end of November, sure it went down. It does every year. I was a CFO for a regional homebuilder for many years.

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    PMI Services Flash

    Growth in new orders, though still near a 12-month high, has slowed so
    far this month, pulling down the flash services PMI for December by more
    than 1 point to 53.4. But, given the comparison with November's unusual
    strength in new orders, the slowing is deceptive. Other readings in the
    report are clearly favorable including a gain in backlogs that has
    triggered a gain in hiring. Optimism is still weaker than average but is
    up from the record lows hit in June, boosted by orders and also by
    expectations for greater economic strength in the year ahead. Price data
    are also coming alive, with input costs up and selling prices showing
    rare traction. Despite the strength, today's report will likely lower
    expectations for December's ISM non-manufacturing report which was also
    unusually strong in November (the ISM will be posted in the first week
    of January).

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    Peak Autos....all major US firms limiting production to catch up with oversupply.
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