1) Unrealized losses on the balance sheets of US banks increased by 33% in the quarter ($482 billion), indicating a deterioration in assets.

2) A decrease in investor confidence in the US market, i.e. professional investors are reducing the share of American stocks, which means that there is growing caution about the prospects for the economy and corporate profits.

3) Historically low consumer confidence indicates a deterioration in the expected economic situation among the population. This means that consumer activity is decreasing.

The financial system is under stress, and large investors are becoming cautious, while consumers are losing confidence. The country's economic growth is becoming more likely to slow down. 

Do you think these figures really reflect the current crisis in the US economy?