Since the Occupy Wall Street movement started more than a monthago, more people are expressing their support for it.
|That's according to a new survey from New York-based globalresearch firm ORC International, which polled 1,050 adult AmericansOct. 28-31.
|Thirty-six percent said they agree with the Occupy cause, up from 27% when the movement started back inlate September.
|Still, 44% said they weren't sure how they felt about Occupy,compared with 54% who expressed the same uncertainty at thebeginning of October, the data showed.
|Meanwhile, Occupy organizers in several cities continue toencourage consumers to move their funds from banks and into creditunions and community banks. Many credit unions are planning to openand extend hours on Bank Transfer Day, which is scheduled for Saturday.
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