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Here's an accessible reference that aids personal Bible study or Sunday school preparation—the Layman's Bible Commentary, reference for the everyday Christian, not the scholar! This 12-volume set covers all 66 Bible books—from Genesis to Revelation—providing section-by-section commentary on the flow and theme of each book, as well as historical and literary context for each. Major interpretations are presented for controversial passages and topics. Puzzling passages and Bible practices are explained, and charts and diagrams further aid your understanding. And "Take It Home" segments provide a practical application for each passage.
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Dr. Stephen Leston is pastor of Kishwaukee Bible Church in DeKalb, Illinois. He is passionate about training people for ministry and has served as a pastor at Grace Church of DuPage (Warrenville, Illinois) and Petersburg Bible Church (Petersburg, Alaska).
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JohnnyBNJAge: 18-24Gender: male4 Stars Out Of 5Pretty Good CommentaryMarch 15, 2013JohnnyBNJAge: 18-24Gender: maleQuality: 4Value: 5Meets Expectations: 3This is a decent commentary. It's pretty light, not really too heavy on the content. It's worth it though, it's good for a quick devotion or for preparing for a message.
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Dr Satendra Singh is a medical doctor at UCMS & GTB Hospital, Delhi. He is the Coordinator of the Enabling Unit catering for the needs of disabled medical students & founder of Infinite Ability - a platform to celebrate disability with creativity. He has overcome steady struggles, and confronted adversities while moving forward in life. His Never Say Die attitude, despite disability, lead to his name being nominated for the 'Rising Star' category in the Life Changers award 2011.
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I was nine months old when I contracted polio in my native village at Rewari, Haryana. I was too little to understand what happened at that time but it was the start of a unique journey. When I look back in hindsight, it was a journey of pain and hope, challenges and opportunities, motivation and destiny.
How did your family support and encourage you to fight this condition? What were your set of beliefs that helped you through this tough phase?
Since I was affected at an early age, I never realized what it is to be different or should I say normal. I grew up wearing iron-rod calipers with a pelvic belt. Later on I managed to walk without the pelvic belt but with calipers on. At home I used crutches. After the 12th standard, I was introduced to light weight KFO (Knee foot orthosis) and now I use auto-lock calipers. My family was a constant support throughout my roller-coaster life. My mother was my constant source of motivation and I am what I am only because of her unending care and attention. My father (being an army officer) taught me time management. I remember vividly my elder brother holding my hands and taking me off to school, teaching me something new every day. The central school life gave me new friends, took me to new places and made me part of different Indian cultures.
How did you manage treatment alongside your regular life?
Treatment was part and parcel of my daily life in the early days. Frequent visits to the clinic, physiotherapy, acupuncture, brought little hope for cure but instilled a hunger to achieve something. I am thankful to all my three brothers who guided me and made me sports-savvy, career orientated and a nature lover.
What re-constructive surgeries and procedures did you go through?
I was operated for lengthening, tendon release at Base hospital, Delhi, and rehabilated for foot drop. There was not much improvement as I fractured my femur later.
What reactions did you get from friends and extended family with regard to your condition? Did you face a lot of unawareness in their behaviour toward you?
I am blessed in the sense that I had great friends in school, seniors in college and now mentors in professional life. Society at large is still unaware of problems with PwD's. I too, faced tough times but was strong enough to move on. Professionally, I consider my case as a blessing in disguise as I am both the patient as well as the doctor. I can fit easily in both the roles with ease. No wonder, I have developed interest in Medical Humanities and trying my best to inculcate compassion among my students (future doctors). As Hippocrates said, "Wherever the art of medicine is loved, there is also a love of humanity."
What do you still need in order to observe and maintain a healthy lifestyle?
Being a doctor, it's easy for me to preach than to practice. I am a workaholic and despite my willingness, I am hard pressed for morning exercises. I compensate that by interacting lot with my students and prescribing laughter therapy. They are my biggest strength. I love teaching and learning from them. I like swimming and it's my policy to leave the station in summer and winter breaks when I run away with my travel-freak family to explore nature, mountains and lakes. It rejuvenates me.
What advice would you give to someone in a similar situation as yours?
The change begins from within. Nobody will change themselves for you so it's best to have no expectations from anyone. I am an eternal optimistic and believe in staying longer with the problem to find solutions. I advise people to develop an appreciative eye. After all, 'life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away.'
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S&P 500 Snapshot: Down -1.35% … No Help from Apple or the Fed
by Chart School - January 28th, 2015 12:00 am
Courtesy of Doug Short.
Apple's blowout numbers after yesterday's close may have triggered a positive open, but the major US indexes wobbled through the morning and rolled over in the final hour. The S&P 500 hit its 0.64% intraday high shortly after the open and sold off in two waves, a small one in the morning and a large one in the afternoon. It closed with a loss of -1.35%, fractionally off its 1.38% intraday low. Today's FOMC statement was obviously no help to the market.
Are we seeing some evidence of a flight to the safety of Treasuries? The yield on the 10-year Note closed at 1.73%, down 10 bps from yesterday's close. The yield on the 30-year Bond closed at 2.29%, an all-time low.
Here is a 15-minute chart of the past five sessions.
Here is a daily chart of the SPY ETF, which gives a better sense of investor participation. Volume increased on today's selloff but remains well below the levels we saw during October 2014 dip.
A Perspective on Drawdowns
Here's a snapshot of selloffs since the 2009 trough. The S&P 500 is 4.23% off its record close on December 29th.
For a longer-term perspective, here is a pair of charts based on daily closes starting with the all-time high prior to the Great Recession.
Sharp Reversals on Economic News
by Chart School - January 27th, 2015 5:27 pm
Courtesy of Declan.
It has been a while since something other than Central Banks have moved the market. This time, it was the turn of old fashioned Durable Goods to upset the party. The loss was big, but it's still noise within the bounds of the 'Santa Rally'. Consolidation breakouts remain in play, although volume climbed to register distribution.
The S&P crossed below its 50-day MA, but it's a flatlined moving average. Technicals are mixed.
The Nasdaq repeated the action of the S&P. The MACD edged a break of declining resistance, although there was a bearish cross between -DI and +DI.
The Russell 2000 had a relatively quiet day. Selling action in the S&P and Nasdaq didn't really impact on the Russell 2000. This is good news for bulls, even if today didn't look it. Technicals for this index are all net bullish.
Tomorrow is another day, but at worst the consolidations which had formed since Christmas are negated, but those December 'Santa Rally' support and resistance levels remain (bar some real *heavy* selling/buying).
You've now read my opinion, next read Douglas' and Jani's.
The "Real" Goods on the Latest Durable Goods Data
by Chart School - January 27th, 2015 12:00 am
Courtesy of Doug Short.
Earlier today I posted an update on the January Advance Report on December Durable Goods New Orders. This Census Bureau series dates from 1992 and is not adjusted for either population growth or inflation.
Let's now review Durable Goods data with two adjustments. In the charts below the red line shows the goods orders divided by the Census Bureau's monthly population data, giving us durable goods orders per capita. The blue line goes a step further and adjusts for inflation based on the Producer Price Index for All Commodities, chained in today's dollar value. This gives us the "real" durable goods orders per capita and thus a more accurate historical context in which to evaluate the conventional reports on the nominal monthly data.
Economists frequently study this indicator excluding Transportation or Defense or both. Just how big are these two subcomponents? Here is a stacked area chart to illustrate the relative sizes over time based on the nominal data.
Here is the first chart, repeated this time ex Transportation, the series usually referred to as "core" durable goods.
Now we'll leave Transportation in the series and exclude Defense orders.
And now we'll exclude both Transportation and Defense for a better look at a more concentrated "core" durable goods orders.
Here is the chart that I believe gives the most accurate view of what Consumer Durable Goods Orders is telling us about the long-term economic trend. The three-month moving average of the real (inflation-adjusted) core series (ex transportation and defense) per capita helps us filter out the noise of volatility to see the big picture.
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S&P 500 Snapshot: A Plunge on Weak Earnings and (Mostly) Bad Economic News
by Chart School - January 27th, 2015 12:00 am
Courtesy of Doug Short.
Weak earnings and an ugly Durable Goods Report for December apparently took their toll today, despite a stunning surge in Consumer Confidence. The S&P 500 plunged in the opening minutes and hit its -1.81% intraday low at 10:45, seemingly ignoring the 10 AM release of the surprisingly cheerful Consumer Confidence report. A slow upward trend ensued and lasted until the mid-afternoon, trimming the decline to -0.68%. But the selling resumed and the index ended the day with a 1.34% loss.
The yield on the 10-year Note closed at 1.83%, unchanged from yesterday's close.
Here is a 15-minute chart of the past five sessions.
Here is a daily chart of the SPY ETF, which gives a better sense of investor participation. Volume on today's selloff was unremarkable (although the storm in the northeast may have trimmed today's investor activity).
A Perspective on Drawdowns
Here's a snapshot of selloffs since the 2009 trough. The S&P 500 is 2.92% off its record close on December 29th.
For a longer-term perspective, here is a pair of charts based on daily closes starting with the all-time high prior to the Great Recession.
December Durable Goods: A Major Disappointment
by Chart School - January 27th, 2015 12:00 am
Courtesy of Doug Short.
The January Advance Report on December Durable Goods released on today by the Census Bureau was a major disappointment. Here is the Bureau's summary on new orders:
New orders for manufactured durable goods in December decreased $8.1 billion or 3.4 percent to $230.5 billion, the U.S. Census Bureau announced today. This decrease, down four of the last five months, followed a 2.1 percent November decrease. Excluding transportation, new orders decreased 0.8 percent. Excluding defense, new orders decreased 3.2 percent.
Transportation equipment, also down four of the last five months, led the decrease, $6.8 billion or 9.2 percent to $66.7 billion. Download full PDF
The latest new orders headline number came in at -3.4 percent, well below the Investing.com estimate of 0.5%. This series is up a fractional 0.3 percent year-over-year (YoY). However, if we exclude transportation, "core" durable goods came in at -0.8 percent MoM, also below forecast. Without the volatile transportation series, the YoY core number was up 3.8 percent.
If we exclude both transportation and defense for an even more fundamental "core", the latest number was down -0.4 percent MoM but up 2.5 percent YoY.
The Core Capital Goods New Orders number (nondefense capital goods used in the production of goods or services, excluding aircraft) is another highly volatile series. It was down -0.6 percent MoM, its fourth consecutive month of decline, and up only 1.7 percent YoY.
The first chart is an overlay of durable goods new orders and the S&P 500. We see an obvious correlation between the two, especially over the past decade, with the market, not surprisingly, as the more volatile of the two. Over the past year, the market has certainly pulled away from the durable goods reality, something we also saw in the late 1990s.
An overlay with unemployment (inverted) also shows some correlation. We saw unemployment begin to deteriorate prior to the peak in durable goods orders that closely coincided with the onset of the Great Recession, but the unemployment recovery tended to lag the advance durable goods orders.
Consumer Confidence "Rose Sharply" in January
by Chart School - January 27th, 2015 12:00 am
Courtesy of Doug Short.
The Latest Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index was released this morning based on data collected through January 15. The headline number of 102.9 was an dramatic increase from the revised December final reading of 93.1, an upward revision from 92.6. Today's number was substantially above the Investing.com forecast of 95.1.
Here is an excerpt from the Conference Board press release.
Lynn Franco, Director of Economic Indicators at The Conference Board, said: "Consumer confidence rose sharply in January, and is now at its highest level since August 2007 (Index, 105.6). A more positive assessment of current business and labor market conditions contributed to the improvement in consumers' view of the present situation. Consumers also expressed a considerably higher degree of optimism regarding the short-term outlook for the economy and labor market, as well as their earnings."
Consumers' assessment of present-day conditions was considerably more favorable in January than in December. Those saying business conditions are "good" increased from 24.7 percent to 28.1 percent, while those claiming business conditions are "bad" decreased from 18.9 percent to 16.8 percent. Consumers were also much more positive in their assessment of the job market. Those stating jobs are "plentiful" increased from 17.2 percent to 20.5 percent. Those claiming jobs are "hard to get" decreased from 27.3 percent to 25.7 percent.
Consumers' optimism about the short-term outlook improved in January. The percentage of consumers expecting business conditions to improve over the next six months rose from 17.8 percent to 18.4 percent, while those expecting business conditions to worsen declined from 9.9 percent to 7.7 percent.
Putting the Latest Number in Context
Let's take a step back and put Lynn Franco's interpretation in a larger perspective. The table here shows the average consumer confidence levels for each of the five recessions during the history of this monthly data series, which dates from June 1977. The latest number is 33.5 points above the recession mindset and 8.7 points below the non-recession average.
The chart below is another attempt to evaluate the historical context for this index as a coincident indicator of the economy. Toward this end I have highlighted recessions and included GDP. The exponential regression through the index data shows…
Richmond Fed Manufacturing Composite: "Expanded Modestly" in January
by Chart School - January 27th, 2015 12:00 am
Courtesy of Doug Short.
As a resident of the Fifth District, this is a regional manufacturing index I pay close attention to. The Fifth District includes Virginia, Maryland, the Carolinas, the District of Columbia and most of West Virginia. The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond is the region's connection to the nation's Central Bank.
The complete data series behind the latest Richmond Fed manufacturing report (available here) dates from November 1993. The chart below illustrates the 21st century behavior of the diffusion index that summarizes the individual components.
The January update shows the manufacturing composite at 6, down from 7 last month. Numbers above zero indicate expanding activity. Today's composite number was spot on the Investing.com forecast of 6.
Because of the highly volatile nature of this index, I like to include a 3-month moving average, now at 5.7, to facilitate the identification of trends.
Here is a snapshot of the complete Richmond Fed Manufacturing Composite series.
Here is the latest Richmond Fed manufacturing overview.
Fifth District manufacturing activity expanded at a modest pace in January, according to the most recent survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. Shipments increased at a faster pace this month, while the volume of new orders remained steady. Manufacturing employment and average wages grew at a slower pace this month. However, the average workweek grew more quickly. |
Manufacturers were optimistic about future business conditions. Firms expected faster growth in shipments and new orders in the six months ahead. Additionally, survey participants expected order backlogs to increase and anticipated faster growth in capacity utilization. Expectations were for little change in vendor lead times.
Producers expected faster growth in hiring in the months ahead. They also expected solid growth in average wages and a pickup in the average workweek.
Prices of raw materials and finished goods rose at a slower pace compared to last month. Survey participants expected faster growth in prices paid and prices received over the next six months.
Here is a somewhat closer look at the index since the turn of the century.
Small Caps Outperform.
by Chart School - January 26th, 2015 6:14 pm
Courtesy of Declan.
A good start to the week was kicked off with Small Caps adding nearly 1%. The Russell 2000 hasn't reached a point of challenging major support or resistance, but today's action cleared the 20-day MA, and accelerated the relative advance against the S&P. Technicals for the index also shifted net bullish.
The S&P held on to its 50-day MA. Although, the 20-day and 50-day MAs have flat-lined. However, it's nicely set up for bulls tomorrow.
The Nasdaq is close to a challenge of highs, and has the benefit of net bullish technicals. Like the S&P, it experienced a relatively small gain, but it did register an accumulation day.
The Semiconductor Index also performed, and is close to breaking declining resistance.
Tomorrow is looking favorable for bulls, particularly for the Russell 2000 and Nasdaq. Shorts don't have much to work with – at least from today's close.
You've now read my opinion, next read Douglas' and Jani's.
The Four Totally Bad Bear Recoveries: Where Are We Now?
by Chart School - January 26th, 2015 12:00 am
Courtesy of Doug Short.
Note from dshort: At the request of The Advisory Group in San Francisco, here's updated comparison of four major cyclical bear markets. The numbers are through the January 23rd close.
This chart series features an overlay of the Four Bad Bears in U.S. history since the market peak in 1929. They are:
- The Crash of 1929, which eventually ushered in the Great Depression,
- The Oil Embargo of 1973, which was followed by a vicious bout of stagflation,
- The 2000 Tech Bubble bust and,
- The Financial Crisis following the record high in October 2007.
The series includes four versions of the overlay: nominal, real (inflation-adjusted), total-return with dividends reinvested and real total-return.
The first chart shows the price, excluding dividends for these four historic declines and their aftermath. As of Friday's close are now 1835 market days from the 2007 peak in the S&P 500.
Inflation-Adjusted Performance
Nominal Total Returns
Now let's look at a total return comparison with dividends reinvested. The recovery following the 1973 Oil Embargo Bear is the top performer, up 57.4% from the 2007 peak, with the current post-Financial Crisis recovery a relatively close second.
Real (Inflation-Adjusted) Total Returns
When we adjust total returns for inflation, the picture significantly changes. The spread between three of the four markets narrows, and the current real total return has pulled far ahead of the others. Second place, by this metric, goes to the recovery following Crash of 1929.
Here is a table showing the relative performance of these four cycles at the equivalent point in time.
For a better sense of how these cycles figure into a larger historical context, here's a long-term view of secular bull and bear markets, adjusted for inflation, in the S&P Composite since 1871.
These charts are not intended as a forecast but rather as a way to study the…
Real Median Household Income: A Significant December Increase
by Chart School - January 26th, 2015 12:00 am
Courtesy of Doug Short.
Summary: The Sentier Research monthly median household income data series is now available for December. The nominal median household income was up $537 month-over-month and $2,072 year-over-year. That's a 1.0% MoM gain and a 4.0% YoY gain. Adjusted for inflation, the numbers were up $738 MoM and $1725 YoY. The real numbers equate to a 1.4% MoM increase and a 3.3% YoY increase, thanks to -0.37% drop in the Consumer Price Index.
In real dollar terms, the median annual income is 5.1% lower ($2,900) than its interim high in January 2008 but well off its low in August 2011.
Background on Sentier Research
The traditional source of household income data is the Census Bureau, which publishes annual household income data in mid-September for the previous year.
Sentier Research, an organization that focuses on income and demographics, offers a more up-to-date glimpse of household incomes by accessing the Census Bureau data and publishing monthly updates. Sentier Research has now released its most recent update, data through November (available here). The numbers in their report differ from the Census Bureau's in three key respects:
- It is a monthly rather than annual series, which gives a more granular view of trends.
- Their numbers are more current. The Census Bureau's 2012 data will remain its latest until September 18, 2014.
- Sentier Research uses the more familiar Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the inflation adjustment. The Census Bureau uses the little-known CPI-U-RS (RS stands for "research series") as the deflator for their annual data. For more on that topic, see this commentary.
Monthly Median Household Income Since 2000
The first chart below is an overlay of the nominal values and real monthly values chained in November 2014 dollars. The red line illustrates the history of nominal median household, and the blue line shows the real (inflation-adjusted value). I've added callouts to show specific nominal and real monthly values for January 2000 start date and the peak and post-peak troughs.
In the latest press release, Sentier Research spokesman Gordon Green summarizes the recent data:
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Even though President Barack Obama was less combative in his tone than some on Wall Street expected, don't look for much movement as a result, Reuters reported.
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4.09 / 5.00 13,623 ViewsI made a quiz a couple of days ago, but this one turned out better so I released it as a new one. The first quiz got a lot of feedback, which I used to improve it.
UPDATED CONTROLS: When told you can choose between MOUSE controls or UP/DOWN arrow keys and ENTER controls by clicking the screen or pressing ENTER.
The zombies are based on the zombies in the book "The Zombie Survival Guide" by Max Brooks.
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Lusby Notches Capital One Cup Honors For 2nd-Straight Week
June 1, 2012
Thanks to the voting from the fans, Loyola University Maryland men's lacrosse graduate student Eric Lusby earned Capital One Cup Impact Performance of the Week for the second-straight week.
Lusby earned 33.7-percent of the vote to earn the honor.
The Severna Park, Md., native scored five goals and added one assist in a, 7-5, win over Notre Dame in the semifinal round of the NCAA Men's Lacrosse Championship, giving him 13 for the tournament.
The graduate student went on to score four more goals in the title game, helping Loyola to a, 9-3, victory over Maryland and giving the school its first Division I National Title. Three of those goals came in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
Lusby finished with an NCAA touranment record 17 goals and was named the Most Outstanding Player.
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Schmidt Peterson Motorsports has filed a second entry for the 97th Indianapolis 500, bringing the current car count to 35 as practice for the event begins today at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
No driver was listed for SPM's No. 99 Honda, which has a primary and backup "T" car entered. Whoever climbs into the cockpit would team up with rookie Tristan Vautier (pictured) and veteran Simon Pagenaud of Schmidt Hamilton Motorsports.
A report from SPEED.com last week stated that 2004 Indy 500 winner Buddy Rice would join the Sam Schmidt camp in a third entry, but as of now, neither Rice — or anybody else — has been confirmed by the team. In addition, The Indianapolis Star's Curt Cavin has tweeted out word from team manager Rob Edwards that "it's doubtful" the No. 99 would run.
As for Vautier, his inaugural "500" experience starts today with the three-phase Rookie Orientation Program. He'll be joined by Team Penske's A.J. Allmendinger and Andretti Autosport's Carlos Munoz, while A.J. Foyt Racing's Conor Daly will undertake his ROP on Monday due to GP3 commitments this weekend in Barcelona, Spain.
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Michigan Amtrak riders getting free Wi-Fi in 2014
LANSING - Amtrak riders in Michigan will be getting Wi-Fi access next year.
The Michigan Department of Transportation is spending about $1 million to install Wi-Fi on the state's Amtrak trains by January. Improving Internet access should increase ridership and produce higher revenues that more than offset the cost, department spokesman Nick Schirripa told MLive.com.
Amtrak gets state and federal subsidies and has three routes in Michigan. The Blue Water runs from Port Huron to Chicago, the Pere Marquette from Grand Rapids to Chicago and the Wolverine from Pontiac to Chicago.
Michigan's funding for Amtrak is $25.2 million in the fiscal year starting Oct. 1, up from $8 million this fiscal year.
Amtrak had 793,000 passengers in Michigan last year, generating $27.8 million in revenue.
"The installation of Wi-Fi service on Amtrak trains in Michigan makes passenger rail travel more attractive, efficient and productive throughout the state," Tim Hoeffner, director of the Michigan's rail office, said in a statement. "We are proud Michigan is the first Midwestern state to offer Wi-Fi service on all its Amtrak lines."
To avoid overloading the network, passengers will be restricted from streaming videos and downloading files larger than 10 megabytes, the department said.
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Are Nashville companies better off than 4 years ago? A look at the numbers
- Brian Reisinger
- Senior Staff Reporter- Nashville Business Journal
Is your business better off now than it was four years ago?
That question, rattling throughout this year's presidential elections, is also provocative on the corporate level. Results from an unscientific poll we put out today showed a resounding answer from Nashville businesses: No.
Certainly there are a lot of ways to cut that. So in the interest of assigning some numbers, we drew on year-round Nashville Business Journal research and found that when you look at revenue, the answer is actually "yes" in most cases.
Among the 89 privately held companies for which the Business Journal had numbers, 61 percent were bringing in more revenue in their most recent annual financial results (in this case, 2011 revenue) than they were in 2008. Among the 30 public companies with data going back that far, 86 percent were bringing in more revenue than in 2008, when the financial crisis took hold a few months before President Barack Obama took office.
Now, before you declare this analysis as: a) debunking a Republican talking point, or b) putting out bum information to carry water for the Democrats, consider a few things.
First, revenue growth is how almost every company touts progress, and it's the best we've got for such a wide group. Certainly, profitability — money made minus costs, which may be rising or falling due to cuts — is the ultimate measure for the head of a company or its investors, but that data isn't available for the private companies (getting revenue is hard enough). You could also get into return on assets or return on equity, if you had the numbers.
Second, there are lots of ways to define "better off."
Brian Reisinger covers banking/finance, state government and manufacturing. You can follow him on Twitter at @BrianJReisinger.
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