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The pace of job cuts has slowed substantially. May's decline of 345,000 was roughly -150,000 LESS than expected. Recession should be over in the 3Q of this year, ladies and gentlemen.
The pace of job cuts has slowed substantially. May's decline of 345,000 was roughly -150,000 LESS than expected. Recession should be over in the 3Q of this year, ladies and gentlemen.
It is a numbers game and if you learned anything from history and study of trends unemployment % always lags the actual jobs loss/gain. So why not take a clue rather than be literal about numbers as they appear... any trend before reversing has to be slowed down before showing complete reversal!! Don't you agree?
It is a numbers game and if you learned anything from history and study of trends unemployment % always lags the actual jobs loss/gain. So why not take a clue rather than be literal about numbers as they appear... any trend before reversing has to be slowed down before showing complete reversal!! Don't you agree?
No! The numbers don't matter, trends don't matter, Obama's a wacky Marxist Muslim Homo and I'm scared!
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