Structural Problems or what?
Everyone says lagging indicator, but how long can it lag?
Everyone says lagging indicator, but how long can it lag?
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Labor Market, WTF?
- Thread starter -EntropyTrader
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I'm bearish right now, but I don't want to see a secular bear market - for the good of the nation and the world.
I think if the labor market continues its downward spiral, I'm afraid that's where we're headed.
I think if the labor market continues its downward spiral, I'm afraid that's where we're headed.
Quote from -EntropyTrader:
I'm bearish right now, but I don't want to see a secular bear market - for the good of the nation and the world.
I think if the labor market continues its downward spiral, I'm afraid that's where we're headed.
My indicators dont show this: in fact, I am seeing a refreshing uptick in some key indicators that we use. Based upon our analysis I would say that things in the US have stabilized and that we are nearing the end of increasing unemployment numbers. Within our businesses we are seeing a very modest pickup.
CalTrader Wrote:
My indicators dont show this: in fact, I am seeing a refreshing uptick in some key indicators that we use. Based upon our analysis I would say that things in the US have stabilized and that we are nearing the end of increasing unemployment numbers. Within our businesses we are seeing a very modest pickup.
Good news to hear.
I just hope we don't have a cyclical rally in the labor market too, we need long term job creation. A 6.4% unemployment doesn't seem that bad considering that most economists consider 5% to be full employment. But with all the fiscal and monetary stimulas we've had thus far, I'm suprised the labor market hasn't improved yet.