A Graphic Peek Into Our Economic Future

The Consumer Metrics Institute (CMI) is, in my eyes, very useful, and different from others, in that it tracks the behavior and spending habits of consumers, who make up 70% of US GDP, today, and updates its data on a daily basis. More

12 thoughts on “A Graphic Peek Into Our Economic Future”

  3. Geek Boy

    I hope y’all get Stoneleigh back on asap, maybe for On The Edge for the full 25 minute interview. No offence @Stacy!

  4. Hawkeye

    @Max / Stacy

    I’m with Ed Harrison that you interviewed the other day.

    Household neccessities (food, clothing, fuel) etc. will hit rapid price inflation, whereas overvalued hyped up debt-based spurious asset classes (like housing / stocks / Gvt bonds) will tank!

    Stuff that we NEED here and now will shoot up in price. Stuff that we once thought was savings / investment for the future will disappear in a puff of smoke, as the banksters have seen it, nicked it & spent it.

  9. David

    Enjoyed the data, still don’t get why all the gloom and doom as if all of USA will crash any day. Sure there is plenty unemployed, many under-employed, don’t disagree with dollar devaluation, but hey, there are plenty still raking in the cash, and not just in the banking sector. Maybe have to cut back on one cup from Starbucks a day, maybe.

  11. Marc Authier

    And our lovin mother fuckers governments must we add. The State, the Bank and the Big Corporation are part of the Nazi apparatus. It’s about killing you and exterminating you.

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