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  • 枫下茶话 / 美国话题 / 再说一遍NASDQ崩盘了
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      WJiang NASDAQE broke the 1800 ressitant
      WJiang the line I calculated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
      Eglint then?
      WJiang then, you can find the next one, which is even more flat
      WJiang it is at ... wait
      WJiang it is the line from 1982 to 1991
      WJiang that line extends to 2001
      WJiang you can calculate it yourself
      WJiang around 600 to 700
      Eglint so it should be 600-700?
      WJiang yes,
      WJiang do you understand my way of calculation?
      Egli yes
      WJiang so,
      WJiang the 1800 line is extended from the low points of 96 97 98
      WJiang the line is broken
      WJiang so it has to seek the next one
      Eglint then wait.
      WJiang but there is NO immediate one
      WJiang the nearest one is the 82 to 91
      WJiang check it from the monthly chart from 1975 to 2001
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    • Recession Chances Rise
      本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛Chicago Fed: Recession Chances Rise



      Apr 3 10:56am ET

      By Barbara Hagenbaugh

      WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The likelihood that the United States is in a recession has
      risen, but the nation may very well steer clear of a serious economic downturn, the
      Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago said on Tuesday.

      The Chicago Fed said its National Activity Index was -0.89 in February, a slight decline
      from a revised -0.87 reading in January. The three-month moving average index, which
      smooths out month-to-month fluctuations, was -0.81 in February, down from -0.78 in
      January.

      Economists at the Chicago Fed said that while the decline in the index suggests an
      increased probability that the U.S. economy is in a recession, in prior recessions the
      index was much lower.

      "As an early warning, from the value of the index that we see here, there is an
      increasing probability that the economy is in a recession, but it is still very early,"
      Chicago Fed senior economist Charles Evans said.

      Since 1967, the year the regional Fed's data goes back to, the three-month average
      index was below -1.50 during the five recessions in that period. The index dropped
      below -0.70 only six times in that period, but one of those times did not amount to a
      recession, Evans said.

      A year ago, when the U.S. economy was flying high and the biggest concern was
      inflation, the monthly index was +0.04 while the three-month average was +0.38.

      The Chicago Fed index is a reading based on 85 economic indicators that cover areas
      including production, income, employment, consumption, housing and manufacturing.

      Evans said the index, which the Chicago Fed began releasing last month, continued to
      be weighed down by a suffering manufacturing sector. Twenty-seven of the 85
      indicators included in the index are related to manufacturing output.

      Woes in the manufacturing sector accounted for -0.63 of the February value of -0.89.

      But there was a silver lining to the latest index. Of the 85 indicators, 47 improved in
      February from the prior month. However, 55 still suggested below-average growth, the
      Chicago Fed said.

      Evans said the index continued to be boosted by strong employment and housing
      data, while orders in the manufacturing sector showed some improvement.

      The Chicago Fed revised its January estimate from -0.55 to -0.87, mostly to reflect
      revisions to industrial production and employment data.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net