I was watching TV this morning and Sylvia Browne was on the Morning SHow with Mike and Juliet. She predicts that the economy will improve around June and Get better at the end of the year. Does anyone beleive that this will happen? My boyfriend has a business right now. No one is buying or paying him. So I hope this helps him.

I will offer another approach:  That which you think, you manifest.  Collectively we are creating this economic downturn.  Think positive and it will manifest positive results.  

I don't know where SB gets her timing.  After all, there is no time in spirit realms.  

Individually and collectively, lets produce the energies of prosperity.

think it is more suited in predictions...move it there.

My psychic abilities aren't very well developed, yet, though I can see this being a realistic timeframe(at least for the US anyway, fingers crossed for my friends everywhere else!) based on the fact that that's about how long it will take for money from the stimulus bill to go to various projects, those in charge of those projects to properly organize them and employ people, and for the money people are saving from the tax cuts to accumulate and then be channelled back into retail, also boosting the economy.  That said, "The economy will improve" could just as easily mean the unemployment rate will go down by 0.1% by December or by 5%.  And the feeling I get when I think about this is unemployment will go down by at least 2% by then, more of an intuitive feeling than a psychic feeling.

This econony is not only going to last longer then the "experts" say, they are not saying everything that needs to be said! There are additional waves of home forclosures coming because many houses with ballon refinancing comiing up will not appraise for enough to re-write the loans, or the owner's will not qualify in this market and therefore will default. Also we have not seen the re-financing effects of the commercial markets when the rents no longer can service the debt. And what will happen when folks who have lost their savings, homes and in many cases their jobs when it comes time to make those credit card payments with 20+% interest rates. Oh,  I forgot to mention inflation from the greatly expanded money supply and higher interest rates and iinflation to fund the debt. No, I doubt that this is even close to being over. (Please, don't bad vibe the messanger)