Consumer Confidence 63.8 on expectations of 72.2

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Consumer Confidence 63.8 on expectations of 72.2

So consumers feel worse and thus spend less so The Bernanke's fears of deflation grow so QE3 gets little closer so stocks go up because people have less confidence.

Right?

Edited by: Violent Rhetoric on Nov 8, 2014 - 5:05am
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