No. You're completely wrong and I'm starting to conclude that you're taking what's right, inverting it, and writing it as a comment. The consumer confidence in

No. You're completely wrong and I'm starting to conclude that you're taking what's right, inverting it, and writing it as a comment. The consumer confidence index is a measure of savings and spending. The more confident consumers are, the more people are spending and the less they're saving, and vice versa. This isn't an American thing. What people have been taught and what people actually do are two different things.