It's the Economy Stoopid

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Huge miss-only 194,000 jobs added in September.

Private payrolls added 317,000, missing the expectation of 450,000. Government workers tumbled by 123,000, led by the loss of 144,000 government education jobs.

As markets are digesting the unexpected results, stocks are in chaos and the dollar and bond yields move lower.

Data was gathered mid-September when cases/hospitalizations were much worse than now. I expect this figure to be adjusted upwards > 100,000 next month - just like August’s numbers just were in this report.

As I predicted, this number was adjusted way up in today’s report.

Jobs added in October: 531,000, beating the 450,000 estimate
Unemployment down to 4.6%
Revised jobs added in September: 312,000, up from 194,000
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/11/05/jobs-report-november-2021.html

It’s unfortunate how this news will be met with crickets on this site.

[Anonymous]

Feb. 2021: Nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects we will get to 4.6% unemployment by the end of 2023

Mar. 2021: Democrats pass the American Rescue Plan

Oct. 2021: Economy reaches 4.6% unemployment two years ahead of schedule

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Feb. 2021: Nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects we will get to 4.6% unemployment by the end of 2023

Mar. 2021: Democrats pass the American Rescue Plan

Oct. 2021: Economy reaches 4.6% unemployment two years ahead of schedule

Yay!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Huge miss-only 194,000 jobs added in September.

Private payrolls added 317,000, missing the expectation of 450,000. Government workers tumbled by 123,000, led by the loss of 144,000 government education jobs.

As markets are digesting the unexpected results, stocks are in chaos and the dollar and bond yields move lower.

Data was gathered mid-September when cases/hospitalizations were much worse than now. I expect this figure to be adjusted upwards > 100,000 next month - just like August’s numbers just were in this report.

As I predicted, this number was adjusted way up in today’s report.

Jobs added in October: 531,000, beating the 450,000 estimate
Unemployment down to 4.6%
Revised jobs added in September: 312,000, up from 194,000
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/11/05/jobs-report-november-2021.html

It’s unfortunate how this news will be met with crickets on this site.

3 more years of this and Biden will be re-elected with ease.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Huge miss-only 194,000 jobs added in September.

Private payrolls added 317,000, missing the expectation of 450,000. Government workers tumbled by 123,000, led by the loss of 144,000 government education jobs.

As markets are digesting the unexpected results, stocks are in chaos and the dollar and bond yields move lower.

Data was gathered mid-September when cases/hospitalizations were much worse than now. I expect this figure to be adjusted upwards > 100,000 next month - just like August’s numbers just were in this report.

As I predicted, this number was adjusted way up in today’s report.

Jobs added in October: 531,000, beating the 450,000 estimate
Unemployment down to 4.6%
Revised jobs added in September: 312,000, up from 194,000
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/11/05/jobs-report-november-2021.html

It’s unfortunate how this news will be met with crickets on this site.

3 more years of this and Biden will be re-elected with ease.

Isn’t this just COVID make up?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Huge miss-only 194,000 jobs added in September.

Private payrolls added 317,000, missing the expectation of 450,000. Government workers tumbled by 123,000, led by the loss of 144,000 government education jobs.

As markets are digesting the unexpected results, stocks are in chaos and the dollar and bond yields move lower.

Data was gathered mid-September when cases/hospitalizations were much worse than now. I expect this figure to be adjusted upwards > 100,000 next month - just like August’s numbers just were in this report.

As I predicted, this number was adjusted way up in today’s report.

Jobs added in October: 531,000, beating the 450,000 estimate
Unemployment down to 4.6%
Revised jobs added in September: 312,000, up from 194,000
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/11/05/jobs-report-november-2021.html

It’s unfortunate how this news will be met with crickets on this site.

3 more years of this and Biden will be re-elected with ease.

Isn’t this just COVID make up?

Even if it is, this administration created the conditions and infrastructure to get shots into arms, even with 30% of the public kicking and screaming about it, to get things back on track.

[Anonymous]

Wall Street Journal good enough?

https://www.wsj.com/articles/states-that-cut-unemployment-benefits-saw-limited-impact-on-job-growth-11630488601

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Huge miss-only 194,000 jobs added in September.

Private payrolls added 317,000, missing the expectation of 450,000. Government workers tumbled by 123,000, led by the loss of 144,000 government education jobs.

As markets are digesting the unexpected results, stocks are in chaos and the dollar and bond yields move lower.

Data was gathered mid-September when cases/hospitalizations were much worse than now. I expect this figure to be adjusted upwards > 100,000 next month - just like August’s numbers just were in this report.

As I predicted, this number was adjusted way up in today’s report.

Jobs added in October: 531,000, beating the 450,000 estimate
Unemployment down to 4.6%
Revised jobs added in September: 312,000, up from 194,000
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/11/05/jobs-report-november-2021.html

It’s unfortunate how this news will be met with crickets on this site.

3 more years of this and Biden will be re-elected with ease.

Isn’t this just COVID make up?

Covid make-up AND THEN SOME.

The Dow is over 36,000 for the first time in history.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Huge miss-only 194,000 jobs added in September.

Private payrolls added 317,000, missing the expectation of 450,000. Government workers tumbled by 123,000, led by the loss of 144,000 government education jobs.

As markets are digesting the unexpected results, stocks are in chaos and the dollar and bond yields move lower.

Data was gathered mid-September when cases/hospitalizations were much worse than now. I expect this figure to be adjusted upwards > 100,000 next month - just like August’s numbers just were in this report.

As I predicted, this number was adjusted way up in today’s report.

Jobs added in October: 531,000, beating the 450,000 estimate
Unemployment down to 4.6%
Revised jobs added in September: 312,000, up from 194,000

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/11/05/jobs-report-november-2021.html

Also, revision DOUBLED the August numbers, from the initial report of 235,000 to 483,000.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/05/business/economy/october-2021-jobs-report.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Huge miss-only 194,000 jobs added in September.

Private payrolls added 317,000, missing the expectation of 450,000. Government workers tumbled by 123,000, led by the loss of 144,000 government education jobs.

As markets are digesting the unexpected results, stocks are in chaos and the dollar and bond yields move lower.

Data was gathered mid-September when cases/hospitalizations were much worse than now. I expect this figure to be adjusted upwards > 100,000 next month - just like August’s numbers just were in this report.

As I predicted, this number was adjusted way up in today’s report.

Jobs added in October: 531,000, beating the 450,000 estimate
Unemployment down to 4.6%
Revised jobs added in September: 312,000, up from 194,000
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/11/05/jobs-report-november-2021.html

It’s unfortunate how this news will be met with crickets on this site.

3 more years of this and Biden will be re-elected with ease.

Isn’t this just COVID make up?

Covid make-up AND THEN SOME.

The Dow is over 36,000 for the first time in history.

+1 It’s the Democrats who make the economy grow - AND they actually want everyone to get in on the action, unlike how the GOP only wants the billionaires to get richer and acts accordingly.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Yup, economy is booming. The Dems just don’t know how to message because for the far left if there is even 1 poor person then things are not good. It’s a weird place the party has gone on messaging.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

+1 The press is not handling this well at all. They are really committed to an anti-Democratic narrative.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Yup, economy is booming. The Dems just don’t know how to message because for the far left if there is even 1 poor person then things are not good. It’s a weird place the party has gone on messaging.

We are averaging 580k+ jobs a month this year, that is off the charts! And there are labor shortages on top of it or it would be even better, the messaging is just terrible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Yup, economy is booming. The Dems just don’t know how to message because for the far left if there is even 1 poor person then things are not good. It’s a weird place the party has gone on messaging.

This isn’t new, it was also a problem in 2012.