“The job of the leader isn’t just to make decisions, it’s to make sense.”
John Seely Brown
The Scary Charts in Mish’s article paint a vivid picture of where this country and economy are headed. It’s not a pretty picture.
“The job of the leader isn’t just to make decisions, it’s to make sense.”
John Seely Brown
The Scary Charts in Mish’s article paint a vivid picture of where this country and economy are headed. It’s not a pretty picture.
Check out this chart from MMWR. It’s shocking.
An Ugly Secular Trend in Part-Time Work
via A Lost Generation | Thoughts from the Frontline Investment Newsletter | Mauldin Economics.
It’s been a while since I posted a link to some Scary Charts. You want Scary Charts? Read this online post and you’ll see plenty of Scary Charts.
Guest Post: The Economy In Pictures | Zero Hedge.
How Rock ‘N’ Roll Can Explain The U.S. Economy : It’s All Politics : NPR.
Saturday morning, a little exercise, a lot of coffee, time to catch up on the news. Then it dawned on me: I haven’t posted any Scary Charts in a while. Click the first link above and feast your eyes. Then read the article on NPR to remind yourself…
It’s only rock and roll but I like it.
So our question is: at what point does the perpetually self-deluded US population finally admit to itself that when even 99 cent meals are no longer affordable, that this country has a problem?
via Chart Of The Day: When $0.99 Becomes Unaffordable, We Have A Problem | ZeroHedge.
It has been a long, long time since I had a Scary Chart post. Well, your wait is over.
I am part of the green line. Click through below for an excellent analysis.
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