-Consumer Confidence at its lowest point in years at 57.2
-Oil drops $2 a barrel to below $130
-How bad do we have it- really…
Ever watch the news and just feel like a deer in headlights? You’re not alone.
By Benn Rosales on May 27, 2008 | 2 Responses
-Consumer Confidence at its lowest point in years at 57.2
-Oil drops $2 a barrel to below $130
-How bad do we have it- really…
Ever watch the news and just feel like a deer in headlights? You’re not alone.
Posted in Economy | Tagged consumer confidence, Economy, fuel prices, gasoline, trends
Founder of Agent Genius Magazine, national real estate opinion site. Benn's focus has always been improving the consumer experience by working to improve the real estate industry, so needless to say he's not scared of controversy, standing out or making an impact. He dreams of a life where sleep isn't physically necessary and a Starbucks barista makes house calls in order to focus more on helping you and your startup to capture and build on the moment.




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The same story ran when oil crossed $30 per barrel in 2003 and dozens of times since. I just don’t remember morning television being so blatantly sympathetic to consumers…
we do not have it that bad if the media would leave us alone. It is not like no one in America is buying houses the media is simply trying to scare them in to not buying. As long as oil remains high the cost of building will remain high. I do not understand how house values can fall much more. Maybe the public is beginning to see this.