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To: Wyätt Gwyön who wrote (23423)	12/16/2004 11:14:20 AM
From: russwinter	of 110194

Bully versus the rest of 'em. Let them eat cake. Consumer Index Loses Two to 114.8 Updated Daily by 8:00 AM Eastern Rasmussen Consumer Index Today 114.8 Yesterday 116.5 Week Ago 115.0 Month Ago 117.0 RasmussenReports.com Thursday December 16, 2004-- The Rasmussen Consumer Index gave back two points on Thursday to 114.8. The Index, which measures the economic confidence of American consumers on a daily basis, is little changed from a week ago, down two from a month ago and down one from three months ago. The Rasmussen Investor Index inched up four-tenths of a point on Thursday to 137.8. It is down one point from a week ago, up one from a month ago, and up five from three months ago. Thirty-five percent (35%) of Americans say their own personal finances are getting better while 42% say they are getting worse. Investors are more bullish, 47%% say better and 31% worse. Non-Investors are far more pessimistic, have an entirely different perception--25% better and 51% worse.

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