7.5MM in the last two months. Fantastic to see. Economy is roaring back, and great for all Americans.
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But what about all the 20 year olds who sneezed this week ? Time to shut it down.
And even that's with the Democratic (Communist) trying everything they can to shut it down.7.5MM in the last two months. Fantastic to see. Economy is roaring back, and great for all Americans.
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Just like the President predicted. I told my financial advisor the other day to prepare to put my investments in the most conservative financial vehicles possible if Biden is elected. However, that doesn't fit with the liberal narrative on how bad President Trump is. SMH7.5MM in the last two months. Fantastic to see. Economy is roaring back, and great for all Americans.
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User name does not check out.Just like the President predicted. I told my financial advisor the other day to prepare to put my investments in the most conservative financial vehicles possible if Biden is elected. However, that doesn't fit with the liberal narrative on how bad President Trump is. SMH
A) Positive growth should be recognized and celebrated. Absolutely.
B) Just pump the brakes slightly, as this data is from surveys that were finalized in mid-June, and don't include the last two weeks. Which, if you've been paying attention, were no picnic. Time will tell the full story.
The numbers therefore should be taken “with a whole stockpile of salt,” said Diane Swonk, the chief economist at Grant Thornton.
A) Positive growth should be recognized and celebrated. Absolutely.
B) Just pump the brakes slightly, as this data is from surveys that were finalized in mid-June, and don't include the last two weeks. Which, if you've been paying attention, were no picnic. Time will tell the full story.
The numbers therefore should be taken “with a whole stockpile of salt,” said Diane Swonk, the chief economist at Grant Thornton.
Solid take, but even if there’s a dip, this shows how strong the economic foundation we are sitting on. There may be moments of 1 step back, but the trend is a strong up.
I hope so. I'm still unemployed and searching for a job hard. It's brutal right now in the trenches.
Aren't we still down 12.5MM that are out of work still? There were 20MM who went on Unemployment during that time.7.5MM in the last two months. Fantastic to see. Economy is roaring back, and great for all Americans.
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Aren't we still down 12.5MM that are out of work still? There were 20MM who went on Unemployment during that time.
Just like conservatives never wanted to believe the low unemployment numbers during the Obama administration, I will not believe the jobs numbers from the Trump administration. The whole they go low we go high hasn't worked, so I'm trying when they window-lick we go cross-eyed
I hope so. I'm still unemployed and searching for a job hard. It's brutal right now in the trenches.
Well, duh, large corporations are only looking at the bottom line. That has less to do with dems and more to do with capitalism.I also hope that the President shutting down work visas for aliens holds up to give our people first shot at the developing jobs. Many huge companies like Amazon, Apple , etc. and Dems are after him to water his executive order down again. they love cheap labor that they have under their thumbs.
I hope so. I'm still unemployed and searching for a job hard. It's brutal right now in the trenches.
I'm right there with you. It's tough for sure.
I am very interested to see what happens as the 2nd quarter results get announced from publicly traded cos.....and how the markets react.... can it withstand financials that are off 50+ % in hospitality , transportation, foodservice/ restaurants manufacturing, retail, .... I could go on but this will certainly be interesting.A) Positive growth should be recognized and celebrated. Absolutely.
B) Just pump the brakes slightly, as this data is from surveys that were finalized in mid-June, and don't include the last two weeks. Which, if you've been paying attention, were no picnic. Time will tell the full story.
The numbers therefore should be taken “with a whole stockpile of salt,” said Diane Swonk, the chief economist at Grant Thornton.
That foundation is sitting on a chair propped up by trillions of $$ of support, payments, loans & bonuses. Lets see what it looks like when the PPP loans do not pay companies payroll, unemployment bonuses end, and the airline industry loses bailout $$. And restaurants and bars are still operating at less than 50% capacity.Solid take, but even if there’s a dip, this shows how strong the economic foundation we are sitting on. There may be moments of 1 step back, but the trend is a strong up.
Just like conservatives never wanted to believe the low unemployment numbers during the Obama administration, I will not believe the jobs numbers from the Trump administration. The whole they go low we go high hasn't worked, so I'm trying when they window-lick we go cross-eyed