Is the recession over for anyone else?

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Is the recession over for anyone else except:

Wells Fargo & Co.  San Francisco  Calif.  $25,000,000,000  
State Street Corp.  Boston  Mass.  $2,000,000,000  
Bank of America Corp.1 Charlotte  N.C.  $15,000,000,000  
JPMorgan Chase & Co.  New York  N.Y.  $25,000,000,000  
Citigroup Inc.  New York  N.Y.  $25,000,000,000  
Morgan Stanley  New York  N.Y.  $10,000,000,000  
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.  New York  N.Y.  $10,000,000,000  
Bank of New York Mellon Corp.  New York  N.Y.  $3,000,000,000  
Regions Financial Corp.  Birmingham  Ala.  $3,500,000,000  
UCBH Holdings Inc.  San Francisco  Calif.  $298,737,000  
Bank of Commerce Holdings  Redding  Calif.  $17,000,000  
Broadway Financial Corp.  Los Angeles  Calif.  $9,000,000  
SunTrust Banks Inc.  Atlanta  Ga.  $3,500,000,000  
Northern Trust Corp.  Chicago  Ill.  $1,576,000,000  
Provident Bancshares Corp.  Baltimore  Md.  $151,500,000  
U.S. Bancorp  Minneapolis  Minn.  $6,599,000,000  
TCF Financial Corp. Wayzata  Minn.  $361,172,000  
BB&T Corp.  Winston-Salem  N.C.  $3,133,640,000  
1st FS Corp.  Hendersonville  N.C.  $16,369,000  
Valley National Bancorp  Wayne  N.J.  $300,000,000  
KeyCorp  Cleveland  Ohio  $2,500,000,000  
Huntington Bancshares  Columbus  Ohio  $1,398,071,000  
Umpqua Holdings Corp.  Portland  Ore.  $214,181,000  
First Horizon National Corp.  Memphis  Tenn.  $866,540,000  
Comerica Inc.  Dallas  Texas  $2,250,000,000  
Zions Bancorporation  Salt Lake City  Utah  $1,400,000,000  
Capital One Financial Corp.  McLean  Va.  $3,555,199,000  
Washington Federal Inc.  Seattle  Wash.  $200,000,000  
Marshall & Ilsley Corp.  Milwaukee  Wis.  $1,715,000,000  
City National Corporation  Beverly Hills  Calif.  $400,000,000  
Pacific Capital Bancorp  Santa Barbara  Calif.  $180,634,000  
Heritage Commerce Corp.  San Jose  Calif.  $40,000,000  
First PacTrust Bancorp, Inc.  Chula Vista  Calif.  $19,300,000  
Nara Bancorp, Inc.  Los Angeles  Calif.  $67,000,000  
Webster Financial Corporation  Waterbury  Conn.  $400,000,000  
Centerstate Banks of Florida Inc.  Davenport  Fla.  $27,875,000  
Ameris Bancorp  Moultrie  Ga.  $52,000,000  
Taylor Capital Group  Rosemont  Ill.  $104,823,000  
Porter Bancorp Inc.  Louisville  Ky.  $35,000,000  
Boston Private Financial Holdings, Inc.  Boston  Mass.  $154,000,000  
Severn Bancorp, Inc.  Annapolis  Md.  $23,393,000  
Trustmark Corporation  Jackson  Miss.  $215,000,000  
First Niagara Financial Group  Lockport  N.Y.  $184,011,000  
Western Alliance Bancorporation  Las Vegas  Nev.  $140,000,000  
First Community Corporation  Lexington  S.C.  $11,350,000  
HF Financial Corp.  Sioux Falls  S.D.  $25,000,000  
First Community Bankshares Inc.  Bluefield  Va.  $41,500,000  
Banner Corporation  Walla Walla  Wash.  $124,000,000  
Cascade Financial Corporation  Everett  Wash.  $38,970,000  
Columbia Banking System, Inc.  Tacoma  Wash.  $76,898,000  
Heritage Financial Corporation  Olympia  Wash.  $24,000,000  
Associated Banc-Corp  Green Bay  Wis.  $525,000,000  
Superior Bancorp Inc.  Birmingham  Ala. $69,000,000  
Manhattan Bancorp  El Segundo  Calif.  $1,700,000  
East West Bancorp  Pasadena  Calif.  $306,546,000  
Cathay General Bancorp  Los Angeles  Calif.  $258,000,000  
CVB Financial Corp  Ontario  Calif.  $130,000,000  
Bank of Marin Bancorp  Novato  Calif.  $28,000,000 
Oak Valley Bancorp  Oakdale  Calif.  $13,500,000  
Coastal Banking Company, Inc.  Fernandina Beach  Fla.  $9,950,000  
TIB Financial Corp  Naples  Fla.  $37,000,000  
FPB Bancorp, Inc.  Port St. Lucie  Fla.  $5,800,000  
United Community Banks, Inc.  Blairsville  Ga.  $180,000,000  
MB Financial Inc.  Chicago  Ill.  $196,000,000  
First Midwest Bancorp, Inc.  Itasca  Ill.  $193,000,000  
Old National Bancorp  Evansville  Ind.  $100,000,000 
Blue Valley Ban Corp  Overland Park  Kan.  $21,750,000  
Iberiabank Corporation  Lafayette  La.  $90,000,000 
Central Bancorp, Inc.  Somerville  Mass.  $10,000,000  
Eagle Bancorp, Inc.  Bethesda  Md.  $38,235,000  
Sandy Spring Bancorp, Inc.  Olney  Md.  $83,094,000  
Old Line Bancshares, Inc.  Bowie  Md.  $7,000,000  
Great Southern Bancorp  Springfield  Mo.  $58,000,000  
Southern Missouri Bancorp, Inc.  Poplar Bluff  Mo.  $9,550,000  
Southern Community Financial Corp.  Winston-Salem  N.C.  $42,750,000  
Bank of North Carolina  Thomasville  N.C.  $31,260,000  
Unity Bancorp, Inc.  Clinton  N.J.  $20,649,000  
State Bancorp, Inc.  Jericho  N.Y.  $36,842,000  
First Defiance Financial Corp.  Defiance  Ohio  $37,000,000  
Central Federal Corporation  Fairlawn  Ohio  $7,225,000  
Southwest Bancorp, Inc.  Stillwater  Okla.  $70,000,000  
Popular, Inc.  San Juan  Puerto Rico  $935,000,000  
South Financial Group, Inc.  Greenville  S.C.  $347,000,000  
First Financial Holdings Inc.  Charleston  S.C.  $65,000,000  
Encore Bancshares Inc.  Houston  Texas  $34,000,000  
Wesbanco Bank Inc.  Wheeling  W.Va.  $75,000,000  
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Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Liberals rant on and on about the recovery - they tote the stock market AND GDP

Stocks - well duh - borrow trillions from China - and hand  it to BofA who then ploughs it into the market - ya think stocks will rise.... ya think?

GDP growth.  Most countries don't count government spending as part of GDP (Including the EU) and this is logical, because how on earth does government printing and spending money have any affect on REAL GDP

THerefore - liberals are delusional - the economy will get much much worst

moman · Answer

it truly isn't any longer a democrat-republican factor, we ought to constantly be uniting against the single real enemy. each physique you listed!!! You forgot one extensive inner maximum business enterprise referred to as the FEDERAL RESERVE that has had u.s. by employing the balls ever because of the fact the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. they are not extra federal than federal convey and that i can assure you they alongside with each corp. you listed are in charge for this recession and it is not over. The Obama Deception and Fall of the Republic, the two could be youtubed.

nickie · Answer

Yes I agree with what has been said

Anonymous · Answer

I got more paperwork and higher taxes coming my way to HELP my small business.

moviebuff · Answer

You would probably have to ask EX president Bush, he is the one who allowed all the mess to happen so I guess he should be the one with the answers

Anonymous · Answer

Haahah .Well my country was always in recession so we didn't feel a difference(hahahahha).

Anonymous · Answer

you know those are all loans don't ya

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