it's bad news for the stock market because Wall Street will now believe that inflation will go up and that the Fed will not lower their lending rateDetmersdislocatedshoulder said:
is good info good again or is good info bad for the market. tough to keep up these days.
I think you mean revised downttha_aggie_09 said:
I'm wondering if these numbers will be revised up now that Joe is out of office? No reason to prop up those numbers anymore….
Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
is good info good again or is good info bad for the market. tough to keep up these days.
No Spin Ag said:Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
is good info good again or is good info bad for the market. tough to keep up these days.
It depends on who is in the White House and which side you ask.
What people kick and scream about when their side isn't in office they no longer care about when their side is in.
So, in other words, it depends.
MelvinUdall said:No Spin Ag said:Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
is good info good again or is good info bad for the market. tough to keep up these days.
It depends on who is in the White House and which side you ask.
What people kick and scream about when their side isn't in office they no longer care about when their side is in.
So, in other words, it depends.
Well one thing we know for sure, these aren't a lot of government jobs being added.
LMCane said:
good news to avoid a recession and rebuilding American manufacturing
U.S. economy added 228,000 jobs in March, far above estimates
Forecasters had expected an increase of 140,000, with the unemployment rate unchanged.
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Go be a janitor. You have a job. Why are you complaining? Lazy ass. I was a janitor in 1967. Now I am CEO.
Almost no one has been let go thanks to federal judges blocking it.Ag87H2O said:
This is an amazing number given all the federal employee layoffs.
No Spin Ag said:MelvinUdall said:No Spin Ag said:Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
is good info good again or is good info bad for the market. tough to keep up these days.
It depends on who is in the White House and which side you ask.
What people kick and scream about when their side isn't in office they no longer care about when their side is in.
So, in other words, it depends.
Well one thing we know for sure, these aren't a lot of government jobs being added.
Yet.
I'd be extremely surprised if the next dem president didn't bring them all back to "bring jobs and the economy roaring back."
What can be done by a president can, and usually does, be undone by the next.
infinity ag said:LMCane said:
good news to avoid a recession and rebuilding American manufacturing
U.S. economy added 228,000 jobs in March, far above estimates
Forecasters had expected an increase of 140,000, with the unemployment rate unchanged.
They are all junk jobs like Walmart greeter and janitor. Biden would use those to show how awesome he was. Let's not be fooled.
Job market sucks and these days companies are all on freeze mode.
Boomers:Quote:
Go be a janitor. You have a job. Why are you complaining? Lazy ass. I was a janitor in 1967. Now I am CEO.
LMCane said:
it's more important that fuel prices are plummeting,
job growth in private sector increasing
food prices dropping
home prices dropping
than the equity markets.
