Monday, December 12, 2011

The "Great Deception' has begun in earnest!

As noted in this AM’s Blog, the ‘Sheeple’ are being set up again for the greatest ‘sheering’ of the last few decades, when the “Great Deception of 2012” is fully rolled out in just a few months.

And how could they be, you might ask?

Because the ‘Sheeple’ should NOT EVER be surprised that the economists are ‘surprised’ at the strength of the ‘fudged’ economic data that they are being fed.

And, if the ‘Sheeple’ are surprised that the economists are ‘Surprised,’ then they all deserve to be ‘Super Surprised” when the resurging ”Kondratieff” Long-Wave sweeps them all away, as surely as did the Great Flood sweep away all the sinners, in the rising waters known as “Noah’s Flood!”  

“…The Citigroup Economic Surprise Index, a daily measure of whether economic data is better or worse than economists’ projections, improved to 85.7 on Dec. 2, the highest since March 9, after the Labor Department reported an unexpected drop in the jobless rate.

Now, we must remind you that these are the very same economists that did NOT see the Credit-Crisis of 2007-08 before hand!

When we wrote this AM’s Blog, we absolutely had NO idea that it would get sooooo uproariously funny so very quickly!

Are you and your company going to follow these “deaf, dumb and blind” economists over the precipice  - yet again?

U.S. Economic Data is Surprising Forecasters

Bloomberg; By Joshua Zumbrun - Dec 12, 2011 10:45 AM ET

U.S. economic data are outperforming expectations by the most in nine months, a trend Federal Reserve officials may incorporate into their policy statement tomorrow.
The Citigroup Economic Surprise Index, a daily measure of whether economic data is better or worse than economists’ projections, improved to 85.7 on Dec. 2, the highest since March 9, after the Labor Department reported an unexpected drop in the jobless rate. The index is calculated on a three-month rolling basis and weighted for the importance of the indicator.
“Most of the economists * are missing the underlying strength” in the world’s largest economy, said Joel Naroff, president of Naroff Economic Advisors, Inc. in Holland, Pennsylvania. The Fed will “modestly upgrade the economic outlook but change little else.”

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“Most of the economists are (ALWAYS) missing the underlying strength (and everything else for the last forty years, and the will ABSOLUTELY miss and not see the onrushing cataclysmic Tsunami wave of the “Kondratieff” Long-Wave )”

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