This is sad and inaccurate.Democrats crack me up. Blue states had their economies locked down from 2020 to 2022. Then they act all elated when everyone went back to work. NEW JOBS!!
Uh nope, you effing dopes.
he is smart, he makes educated commentary, sometimes it questions the validity of the data. he did it with trump too, he was not a fan of the giant lib that trump is. the bond market got routed, thats enough confirmation for me to go along with what i see in business, that we are still running way too hot as an economy, its the party that wont end. As with most ragers, the hangover isnt going to be fun..
www.zerohedge.com
Ole Nickelodeon's intellect is so short it can sit on that nickel and swing its legs. 😂
Wow. I’m not sure where to start.
👍🏽Wow. I’m not sure where to start.
The one thing you won’t address is honesty in political affiliation. I’m pro Trump. I’ve even donated. You can’t address it because it’ll prove you’re a liar about being an “independent”. It’ll also prove you’re one of the most biased posters on this board.
All I did to initially trigger you was pull some quotes from the article MDF posted. So you’re clearly not interested in the whole story, you want to score political points and you couldn’t care less about the entire story.
I also said multiple times I want a strong economy and want people to do better.
Secondly the job numbers MDF posted were not seasonally adjusted. When you factor that in the picture looks different.
I also showed data that demonstrates the household survey was wildly different than the Fed (BLS) estimate. Doesn’t that make you question the estimate, or is your political bias all that matters?
Another concerning point is the fact that the jobs being added are part time jobs. Those are likely second jobs and if they aren’t they aren’t paying the bills in the hyper inflationary cycle we’re trying to dig out of.
Then I found data on hours worked - which casts even more doubt on the BLS’s stats. How are hours going down with all these great job numbers?
Lastly - myself and others posted how insane layoffs are right now…also flying in the face of this being such a strong economy. What’s probably happening are full time jobs are being replaced with part time jobs, which again doesn’t signal an extremely strong economy.
Deutsche Bank to lay off 3,500 employees
Deutsche Bank is cutting about 3,500 back office positions as it seeks to rein in costs even after reporting its highest profit before tax in the last 16 years.www.foxbusiness.com
PayPal Laying Off 9 Percent of Global Workforce as Tech Layoffs Continue
Layoffs at the online payments system company come as more than 28,000 other jobs have been cut by tech firms already this year.www.theepochtimes.com
So attack me all you want.
1) I’m at least honest about my bias.
2) I’ve said multiple times I don’t want to use the economy as a political scoreboard, it’s people’s lives.
3) There are many signals that make single factor analysis (a jobs report) once again a faulty way to analyze something as complex as the economy.
So keep spending all of your “research” time digging through my old posts. It’s just more proof you’re a liberal and you’ll do anything to prove people who don’t align with your political views are bad people, not good people with bad ideas.
Wow. I’m not sure where to start.
The one thing you won’t address is honesty in political affiliation. I’m pro Trump. I’ve even donated. You can’t address it because it’ll prove you’re a liar about being an “independent”. It’ll also prove you’re one of the most biased posters on this board.
All I did to initially trigger you was pull some quotes from the article MDF posted. So you’re clearly not interested in the whole story, you want to score political points and you couldn’t care less about the entire story.
I also said multiple times I want a strong economy and want people to do better.
Secondly the job numbers MDF posted were not seasonally adjusted. When you factor that in the picture looks different.
I also showed data that demonstrates the household survey was wildly different than the Fed (BLS) estimate. Doesn’t that make you question the estimate, or is your political bias all that matters?
Another concerning point is the fact that the jobs being added are part time jobs. Those are likely second jobs and if they aren’t they aren’t paying the bills in the hyper inflationary cycle we’re trying to dig out of.
Then I found data on hours worked - which casts even more doubt on the BLS’s stats. How are hours going down with all these great job numbers?
Lastly - myself and others posted how insane layoffs are right now…also flying in the face of this being such a strong economy. What’s probably happening are full time jobs are being replaced with part time jobs, which again doesn’t signal an extremely strong economy.
Deutsche Bank to lay off 3,500 employees
Deutsche Bank is cutting about 3,500 back office positions as it seeks to rein in costs even after reporting its highest profit before tax in the last 16 years.
PayPal Laying Off 9 Percent of Global Workforce as Tech Layoffs Continue
Layoffs at the online payments system company come as more than 28,000 other jobs have been cut by tech firms already this year.
So attack me all you want.
1) I’m at least honest about my bias.
2) I’ve said multiple times I don’t want to use the economy as a political scoreboard, it’s people’s lives.
3) There are many signals that make single factor analysis (a jobs report) once again a faulty way to analyze something as complex as the economy.
So keep spending all of your “research” time digging through my old posts. It’s just more proof you’re a liberal and you’ll do anything to prove people who don’t align with your political views are bad people, not good people with bad ideas.
Yea, nothing abnormal happened at the end of DJT’s term with jobs. Business as usual.
Kalim had to research that thumb emoji.
We determined I’m solidly pro Trump. You won, primarily because I’m capable of intellectual honesty.
Solid rebuttal. I see you took your own advice.
He was president slick he made the call to shut us down he made the call to ban travel and it was his name on the stimi checks, that was a first! The buck stops at the head man. Try acting conservative instead of preaching about it.
You can vote for either guy but be honest about things. Hopeum is a hell of a drug.
I don't think you're a bad person, not at all. I understand that you want Trump to win but at what cost?
Well Biden is way closer to starting a war the Trump ever did…and while a single jobs report is good news it’s pretty obvious wages are not keeping up with inflation and the economy is facing countervailing headwinds, even in employment.
The economy is going well overall. Now are there some things that aren't doing well? Of course. There will never be a perfect economy. You can highlight flaws in every president's economy. If you look at the key metrics that people typically track they will show a good economy. This wasn't a single good jobs report either.
strength my ass, obama had much more secure borders, just look at the data. 2019 border crossings were yuuuuuge. it took the donald shutdown to curb the tide.
Obama did have a stronger border and they were calling Obama border "open". I was saying it's his strength in comparison to Biden.
Just saw this somewhere else but layoffs are on par with with every president's economy. Look at Trump months vs Biden months. Seems like you truly are being "fair".Wow. I’m not sure where to start.
The one thing you won’t address is honesty in political affiliation. I’m pro Trump. I’ve even donated. You can’t address it because it’ll prove you’re a liar about being an “independent”. It’ll also prove you’re one of the most biased posters on this board.
All I did to initially trigger you was pull some quotes from the article MDF posted. So you’re clearly not interested in the whole story, you want to score political points and you couldn’t care less about the entire story.
I also said multiple times I want a strong economy and want people to do better.
Secondly the job numbers MDF posted were not seasonally adjusted. When you factor that in the picture looks different.
I also showed data that demonstrates the household survey was wildly different than the Fed (BLS) estimate. Doesn’t that make you question the estimate, or is your political bias all that matters?
Another concerning point is the fact that the jobs being added are part time jobs. Those are likely second jobs and if they aren’t they aren’t paying the bills in the hyper inflationary cycle we’re trying to dig out of.
Then I found data on hours worked - which casts even more doubt on the BLS’s stats. How are hours going down with all these great job numbers?
Lastly - myself and others posted how insane layoffs are right now…also flying in the face of this being such a strong economy. What’s probably happening are full time jobs are being replaced with part time jobs, which again doesn’t signal an extremely strong economy.
Deutsche Bank to lay off 3,500 employees
Deutsche Bank is cutting about 3,500 back office positions as it seeks to rein in costs even after reporting its highest profit before tax in the last 16 years.
PayPal Laying Off 9 Percent of Global Workforce as Tech Layoffs Continue
Layoffs at the online payments system company come as more than 28,000 other jobs have been cut by tech firms already this year.
So attack me all you want.
1) I’m at least honest about my bias.
2) I’ve said multiple times I don’t want to use the economy as a political scoreboard, it’s people’s lives.
3) There are many signals that make single factor analysis (a jobs report) once again a faulty way to analyze something as complex as the economy.
So keep spending all of your “research” time digging through my old posts. It’s just more proof you’re a liberal and you’ll do anything to prove people who don’t align with your political views are bad people, not good people with bad ideas.
www.breitbart.com
www.breitbart.com
Jobs report still running way too hot
January jobs report: US economy adds 353,000 jobs, blowing past Wall Street expectations
Continued signs of strength in the labor market are considered essential by many economists in order for the Federal Reserve to achieve a so-called soft landing.finance.yahoo.com
Yeah. Who knew that groceries, gas, and electricity were discretionary items?
