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Monday, August 3rd, 2009
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Myrtle Beach Golfing
Thursday, July 30th, 2009A local friend of ours introduced us to a website that has myrtle beach golf packages. With this site you can book golfing and lodging and get great discounts. Hopefully we can head over there before the weather gets too cold. There are 100’s of golf courses in the myrtle beach area to chose from
Might be a great place for a sales meeting coming soon!
Ramada Limited-Bozeman
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009Good News Friday
Monday, July 27th, 2009
Six-Pack of Good News
- The Conference Board’s index of leading indicators increased 0.7 percent in June, its third consecutive monthly gain and the sharpest three-month rise since 2003. The index is a weighted average of 10 key variables designed to forecast economic conditions six to nine months in advance. The latest reading is a clear sign that the recession is drawing to a close.
- Dismal Scientist, part of Moody’s Economy.com, identified 23 metro areas where the recession is moderating. Click here to view the list and read the article.
- The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended yesterday above 9000 for the first time since early January thanks in part to a $2.3 billion quarterly profit reported by Ford Motor Company. Although the profit was attributable to debt restructuring, Ford stock rose 9.4 percent on the news.
- Existing home sales rose 3.6 percent in June, the third consecutive monthly increase and the longest string of gains since 2004. Condo sales increased by 14 percent while single-family sales gained 2.5 percent.
- Last month Goldman Sachs repaid the $10 billion it received in TARP funds, and now the company has paid $1.1 billion to repurchase the stock warrants issued to the U.S. Treasury. Taxpayers made an annualized return of 23 percent. Click here to read an article from The Associated Press.
- THE RECESSION IS OVER… in Canada, reports the Bank of Canada. Click here to read the article in The Globe and Mail.
Robert Bach
SVP, Chief Economist
Grubb & Ellis










