Three major indices of employment and unemployment rates have been trending in the strong-economy direction in recent months. ADP payroll numbers are major increasing. The official unemployment rate is trending to 8% or below. And now Gallup, mid-September, has its unemployment rate at 7.9% and decreasing. The Gallup reporting shows a trend over several months.
U.S. Unadjusted Unemployment Rate at 7.9% in Mid-September
New Unemployment filings jump up and down, but if housing starts are increasing, housing prices rising, and new home sales increasing: Then someone, likely somewhere, is at work! Housing itself is again a better investment than a bunch of bundled mortagages, sold by Lehman(?)!
Those are so hard to find, even now(?)!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Many warriors not on Lands of Many Nations call young braves, "grasshopper(?)!" Young-Quail-That-Spots-Them maybe stoked(?)!)
U.S. Unadjusted Unemployment Rate at 7.9% in Mid-September
New Unemployment filings jump up and down, but if housing starts are increasing, housing prices rising, and new home sales increasing: Then someone, likely somewhere, is at work! Housing itself is again a better investment than a bunch of bundled mortagages, sold by Lehman(?)!
Those are so hard to find, even now(?)!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Many warriors not on Lands of Many Nations call young braves, "grasshopper(?)!" Young-Quail-That-Spots-Them maybe stoked(?)!)
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