C Says Enough with the payrolls .What is this with the iphone ,or any phone? I read analysts think blah ,big screen ,blah ,must buy blah. Why ? I still have a brick that's used so little it's growing cobwebs. My last topup in 2010 is nearly so old it's due a pension. Be honest ,am I out of touch ,or will people really keep buying into obsolescence at this rate year on year? I just know the answer is going to hurt and I will have to start going outside more.
Reading the Sunday report today, right on cue the media hounds are splashing us with their bullish verbiage after the payroll data , the same old story over and over again. I wonder if they believe in cycles and patterns. Please, when it comes to the print we learnt off the master.
C says As long as you "master" is not Ambrose Telegraph that 's fine. The latter wrote an article and for his sake I hope it was one he delegated to a junior ,because it was atrocious.
No it wasn't , this one was one of those ones that 10 years from now when your stumbling out of a dayclub the after party is at your local library when exhibiting said microfilm to those that wouldn't bet you that you could still AFTER 3 straight days find something to amuse them.
You know what, I think your right, it probably was written by one of his juniors, we know type, can't keep down a marriage but does his best to fuck up everyone elses.
US Participation Rate
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US unemployment: actual vs using 30yr avg participation rate
https://twitter.com/cigolo/status/462216623059771393
US demographics are not static, while a long term average assumes a static model.
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C Says
ReplyDeleteEnough with the payrolls .What is this with the iphone ,or any phone? I read analysts think blah ,big screen ,blah ,must buy blah. Why ? I still have a brick that's used so little it's growing cobwebs. My last topup in 2010 is nearly so old it's due a pension. Be honest ,am I out of touch ,or will people really keep buying into obsolescence at this rate year on year? I just know the answer is going to hurt and I will have to start going outside more.
Reading the Sunday report today, right on cue the media hounds are splashing us with their bullish verbiage after the payroll data , the same old story over and over again. I wonder if they believe in cycles and patterns. Please, when it comes to the print we learnt off the master.
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ReplyDeleteAs long as you "master" is not Ambrose Telegraph that 's fine. The latter wrote an article and for his sake I hope it was one he delegated to a junior ,because it was atrocious.
No it wasn't , this one was one of those ones that 10 years from now when your stumbling out of a dayclub the after party is at your local library when exhibiting said microfilm to those that wouldn't bet you that you could still AFTER 3 straight days find something to amuse them.
ReplyDeleteYou know what, I think your right, it probably was written by one of his juniors, we know type, can't keep down a marriage but does his best to fuck up everyone elses.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile in between payrolls the entertainment never stops! we'll keep looking for more set ups to trade.
ReplyDeleteGOOD ON YA GYNG!