In the case of the five year simple moving average of US real GDP growth, or said otherwise - true economic growth (or technically credit expansion) - all one can say is "off the lows."
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A quick point: since GDP is really consolidated financial liabilities, which includes the deposit-to-reserve liability match courtesy of the Fed ...
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... do not, repeat DO NOT, exclude the $2.5 trillion in credit injected into the $16 trillion US economy by Ben Bernanke, or suddenly one may grasp just how 15% of US GDP is entirely thanks to the Fed.
h/t @Not_Jim_Cramer