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Empl-Population Breaks Down (lowest since Feb 2022) and CC new high
Jobs are clearly dying in 2024 despite big S&P gains. Nov Changes for last 3 years… 2022-2021 59.9-59.3= + 0.6 2023-2022 60.4-59.9= +0.5 2024-2023 59.8-60.4= -0.6 (based on 330M popn, , -2M jobs) Continuing UC hit a new high in … Continue reading
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Bond Bull Returns and Construction (Dec 2006)
Bonds return to bull after Fed signals no drops. World-US economy continues to weaken… Notice how the construction market seems to figure things out a year in advance! But many argue no one knows…it’s all random. The market is now … Continue reading
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Money Supply M1 goes to Cash…WMT booms
The YoY increase in M1 was crossed in September…meaning weak economy and recession ahead say 2026. Shoppers switch to WMT to save money. High middle class are also switching. 2021-2022 economy was good…WMT flat. In 2023, WMT started rising and … Continue reading
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Economy Weakening BUT not 2007
A lot of comparisons are made to 2008. AND most indicators are flashing recession ahead. The economy is slowing and weakening: In 2007, payrolls were growing below 1%…we’re still at 1.4%. Below 1% will be next june. Notice Q3 2006 … Continue reading
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How to know USD is in a bull market?
As you know, the USD has been sideways for the past 2 years. USD trend is key to market transitions. How to know you have a new uptrend? Simple USD should be Overbought on a weekly basis… In Oct-Nov 2021, … Continue reading
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Core Inflation and Payrolls Trend Down
Payrolls Yearly … Payrolls Monthly…
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USD back confirms deflationary envoronment
The inflation scare of the last 3 months (Jul-Sep) came from falling USD. BUT now its back and strongest monthly in 2 years. This leads to stalling stock market and falling oil.
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