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Afternoon Note

Consumer Sentiment

By Charles Payne, CEO & Principal Analyst
5/27/2016 1:05 PM

Consumer sentiment was revised a little lower, but it is still the highest number since June of last year.  The report reflects a nation seized by anxiety.  This uncertainty goes all the way back to the market crash of 2000.  Since then, the stock market crashed again, but has since rebounded significantly above those 2000 levels.  Consumer confidence on the other hand is still 14% lower.

Jobs Conditions

Revised

Initial

Plentiful

24.1%

25.4%

“Hard to get”

22.7%

25.2%

Jobs Conditions

Revised

Initial

Plentiful

24.1%

25.4%

“Hard to get”

22.7%

25.2%

Income Expectations

Revised

Initial

“Increase”

15.9%

16.9%

“Decrease”

11.2%

12.3%

The markets are trading slightly in the green as we await Janet Yellen’s comments when she speaks to Gregory Mankiw, Harvard professor at 1:15 pm. She is to receive the university’s Radcliffe Medal.   

Volumes are very low and seems like traders have headed to the beach.  Have a safe, great Memorial Day weekend.  

 

 


Comments
Let's pray that America will turn back to God and that will bless America

Robert on 5/27/2016 1:28:07 PM
Have a safe Memorial weekend to you and your family too, Charles!

Doug on 5/27/2016 2:08:32 PM
This has nothing to do with stocks. Just thought I'd tell you the VA screwed me. They just found forms I filled out 2 years ago under a book on a VA hack's desk with nothing done! I did not want to use normal email to inform you.

john Roberts on 5/27/2016 9:04:24 PM
 

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