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Recession's end? Six signs to look for

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Published March 4, 2009 at 9:46 AM
signpost125.pngIt's been a rough road so far for virtually anyone whose called a bottom on this recession, so instead of guessing  when the pain will end 24/7 Wall Street has decided to just let us know what to look for when things start to turn around.

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The six sign posts the blog says to look for are:

  • the S&P to trade flat for three months
  • an end to the free-fall in car sales
  • developing country bonds lifting off of distressed prices
  • China's GDP to level off and hold 6% growth
  • the stimulus package begins to pay off
  • government bailouts drop below a rate of $100 billion a month
- George White

Read the 24/7 post here



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