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After a rollercoaster month of governmental missteps and market ups and downs, the Household Outlook plummets 17.3 to it’s lowest point ever, in it’s largest drop ever as well. Company health took a big hit as well as the economy took a big drop among Millionaires, who are getting nervous about the Wall Street bailout and dire predictions that this recession could last another 24 months, at least.
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Read More.......... [The Outlook dives to lowest point after a very rough month]
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The Household Outlook fell to it’s lowest point ever (-6.7) in the wake of foreign and domestic market instability and continuing real estate and credit woes. Every measure of the Outlook fell, with the economy measure leading the downward charge with a drop of 26 to –44.2 this month. Considering the grizzled state of the market and economy, this is no surprise. Non-millionaires felt this much more keenly than their millionaire counterparts, as their measure fell father in each category, dragging the outlook down with them.
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Read More.......... [Plummets in the wake of instability]
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Following one of the most economically unstable months in many years, the Affluent Household Outlook rose very slightly (6.4), maybe not signaling less anxiety, but rather a “wait and see” attitude. Fueling the overall upswing was a 17.2 rise for the economic measure, though the Household Income measure fell 4.
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Read More.......... [Rises incrementally following a rocky January]
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The Spectrem Affluent Household Outlook dropped to(-4), second only to January of this year (-6.7). Dragging it down were the components of Household Income which dropped 11.6 and Household Assets which dropped a whopping 10 points. Surprisingly, Company Health rose from 3.9 to 6.0 and the Economy component rose 0.5. The Affluent are feeling the pinch of recession in the Income and Assets categories. These could be harbingers of tougher times ahead and the Affluent, like the rest of America, may be envisioning a time when they have to tighten their belts and readjust their spending habits, as the economy slows.
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