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Power User
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3Q '14 Productivity
Reply #950 on:
December 03, 2014, 10:40:24 AM »
Nonfarm Productivity Increased at a 2.3% Annual Rate in the Third Quarter To view this article, Click Here
Brian S. Wesbury, Chief Economist
Robert Stein, Deputy Chief Economist
Date: 12/3/2014
Nonfarm productivity (output per hour) increased at a 2.3% annual rate in the third quarter, revised up from last months estimate of 2.0%. Nonfarm productivity is up 1.0% versus last year.
Real (inflation-adjusted) compensation per hour in the nonfarm sector increased at a 0.2% annual rate in Q3 and is up 0.4% versus last year. Unit labor costs declined 1.0% in Q3 but are up 1.2% versus a year ago.
In the manufacturing sector, the Q3 growth rate for productivity (2.9%) was faster than among nonfarm businesses as a whole. The faster pace in productivity growth was due to a slower increase in hours in that sector. Real compensation per hour was up in the manufacturing sector (+0.5%), and unit labor costs declined at a 1.3% annual rate.
Implications: Already signaled by last week's upward revision in the growth rate for Q3 real GDP, today's data show that productivity growth was also revised from a modest 2% annualized growth to a more respectable 2.3%. We say respectable, because productivity has been relatively weak - up just 1% from a year ago following an anemic 0.7% gain the year before. So, while the most recent quarter was in line with history, the past few years have seen productivity improvements noticeably slower than the average gain of 2.3% since 1996. There are three points to make about this. First, there are measurable improvements in productivity. Second, one must remember that productivity is an "aggregate" number - it includes all output, from new-tech, high productivity 3D printing, and, the wasted time spent on filling out complicated tax and regulatory paperwork. In other words, don't blame the private sector for slow growth, blame government. And, third, productivity is probably underestimated in the high-tech arena, especially for services, because we don't know how to account for things like GPS road guidance, for example. Sectors of the economy that are easier to measure show more rapid productivity growth. On the manufacturing side, productivity rose at a 2.9% annual rate in Q3, and is up a more healthy 2.7% from a year ago. Manufacturers, due to new technologies, are still able to increase output faster than hours. Overall, for the rest of the year and into 2015-16, we look for faster productivity growth than in the past two years. In other news this morning, the ADP index, which measures private-sector payrolls, showed a gain of 208,000 in November. Our models now forecast a nonfarm gain of 219,000, with 210,000 in the private sector, although the forecast may change slightly tomorrow based on new data for unemployment claims.
Power User
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Re: US Economics, the stock market
Reply #951 on:
December 04, 2014, 11:02:27 AM »
1) I give due credit to Wesbury and other bulls for calling the good stock market over these times. (Not for the reasons they give.)
2) There is such a disconnect between the US economy and the stock market that maybe they are separate topics...
3) Wesbury gets this right on two important counts:
"don't blame the private sector for slow growth, blame government"
This is slow growth, and this is government's fault. Growth could be, should be, 4-5% or more - consistently, under pro-growth policies.
4) Actual, real growth in per person consumption expenditures is up (only) 1.4% over the past year. Real GDP growth per person was up only 1.7%. Source: stlouisfed.org
This is pathetic and almost unprecedented stagnation for coming out of such a deep hole.
Power User
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Re: US Economics, the stock market , and other investment/savings strategies
Reply #952 on:
December 06, 2014, 08:53:51 AM »
Someone called into Mark Levin and wondered if the 5 million illegals who are now legal will be added to the unemployment rolls. Since I believe the vast majority who are not children are working Obama could claim he "added" a million or two new jobs to the rolls. That assumes these people will also admit to working.
The point is the unemployment numbers are all just smoke and mirrors. And this is one more example to prove it.
Power User
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Re: US Economics, unemployment smoke and mirrors
Reply #953 on:
December 07, 2014, 12:01:06 PM »
ccp: "Someone called into Mark Levin and wondered if the 5 million illegals who are now legal will be added to the unemployment rolls. Since I believe the vast majority who are not children are working Obama could claim he "added" a million or two new jobs to the rolls. That assumes these people will also admit to working."
We have illegals working her in numbers greater that all the working class citizens looking for work. If we wanted to absorb new immigrants at a faster rate, we should combine that wish with policies that enhance the starting and growing of new businesses and jobs, instead of the opposite.
"The point is the unemployment numbers are all just smoke and mirrors. And this is one more example to prove it. "
Lead story yesterday on our local paper was just how great the employment situation now is. Twin Cities' unemployment is now back to 3.6%. No mention that the majority of adults in north Minneapolis are now permanently out of the workforce.
Meanwhile, the number of adults completely out of the workforce in America will hit 100 million by the end of the Obama administration. More adults have left the workforce than work full time in the private sector, 92M to 86M.
Yes, ccp, we need new ways to measure and talk about employment and unemployment.
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Retail DISASTER: Holiday sales crater by 11%
Reply #954 on:
December 09, 2014, 09:56:45 AM »
Contrary to what all the economic pollyannas are telling us. Here is the reality. AS IF anyone who looks around with their own two eyes can't see this for themselves:
"You have enemies? Good. That means that you have stood up for something, sometime in your life." - Winston Churchill.
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POTH says recovery begins to spread to middle class
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December 16, 2014, 08:01:34 AM »
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Re: US Economics, the stock market , and other investment/savings strategies
Reply #956 on:
December 16, 2014, 11:35:21 PM »
Obama's friends do good. $
GE to distribute $40 bn 2015-16
Obamas 08 Donors.
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Patriot Post: Have we finally turned the corner?
Reply #957 on:
January 02, 2015, 12:06:12 PM »
Have We Finally Turned the Corner?
The silver lining
As 2014 came to a close, it was all about economic good news. Leading off the parade: In December, the Dow Jones Industrial Average capped off a torrid year of 7.5% growth when it reached 18,000 for the first time. Meanwhile, GDP grew at a 4.6% annual rate in the second quarter and an even faster 5% in the third -- a pace not seen since 2003. And on top of that, Americans saved $14 billion at the gas pump in 2014, and could save even more this year. Things are looking a bit brighter for 2015.
With all that economic good news, experts feel the job market will further strengthen in 2015 so the headline unemployment rate will slide ever closer to 5%. The labor market may remain a little bit soft as the long-term unemployed will be the last to find work, but as a whole it's no wonder the Left is boasting of the Obama boom. Even those on the Right are admitting this may end the Age of Suck.
This general feeling of economic optimism is reflected in increasing consumer confidence. While some worried about sluggish Black Friday sales as well as slower than expected last-minute shopping at retailers as the Christmas season wound down, online purchasing was strong enough to keep sales right around their predicted growth rate for the 2014 season.
While some try to credit Barack Obama for the rebound, the good news is rooted in two areas the president has tried his best to obstruct.
One is an overall slowdown in government spending growth, which is declining as a percentage of GDP. Congress hasn't done nearly enough to cut spending given its tendency to govern by continuing resolution rather than a set budget -- meaning the Obama spending bonanza of 2009 and 2010 is the new minimum. But as columnist David Harsanyi puts it, After [2010], Congress, year by year, became one of the least productive in history. And the more unproductive Washington became, the more the economy began to improve.
The key date is 2010, when Republicans took over the House. Harsanyi argues gridlock has created part of this improvement, and there's a compelling argument for that point. Imagine what we may have been saddled with had Republicans not taken over the House in 2010: endless government stimulus programs, cap and trade, and a faster implementation of ObamaCare for starters -- all leading to a national debt far larger than the already-astronomical one we're facing now.
Another part of the economic rebound stems from lower oil prices, which have plummeted by nearly half in the last six months. That steep drop is now reflected in gas-pump prices, resulting in what Citigroup estimates as an average $1,150 annual boost to consumers. This boom could have been amplified still further if not for Obama's stalling of the Keystone XL pipeline or his refusal to open up federally controlled land to oil exploration. An activist EPA also waits in the wings with the potential for crippling regulations similar to those imposed on the coal industry.
Obama can try his best, but no president has figured out a way to kill the American free enterprise system. Its resilience has brought us out of numerous depressions, panics, recessions and economic slumps over the years as enough people found a way to work through or around the situation.
We will begin to see the effects of a truly divided government, with Republicans now totally in charge of Congress and Obama threatening to veto more legislation. I haven't used the veto pen very often since I've been in office, Obama not-so-subtly threatened last month. Now, I suspect, there are going to be some times where I've got to pull that pen out.
While the economy is improving -- at least according to the numbers our government releases, if not necessarily everyone's personal situation -- it will be up to those respective sides to make the case why things could be even better if their vision prevails. It's a battle that will be joined as contenders for the 2016 presidential election come onto the scene and spell out their plans to continue the momentum.
Power User
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Re: US Economics, the stock market , and other investment/savings strategies
Reply #958 on:
January 02, 2015, 04:42:55 PM »
I haven't used the veto pen very often since I've been in office, Obama not-so-subtly threatened last month. Now, I suspect, there are going to be some times where I've got to pull that pen out.
Yeah Harry Reid did his dirty work.
"Citigroup estimates as an average $1,150 annual boost to consumers"
The Democrats response of course is this is the perfect time to increase gas taxes. Even heard some phoney Republicans make this case. I think Ben Stein was one of them.
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Re: US Economics, the stock market , and other investment/savings strategies
Reply #959 on:
January 26, 2015, 12:45:02 PM »
Monday Morning Outlook
GDP, Strong Again To view this article, Click Here
Brian S. Wesbury, Chief Economist
Robert Stein, Deputy Chief Economist
Date: 1/26/2015
With all the focus on Europe in general and Greece in particular, its important to keep in mind that the US economy continues to move forward. After real GDP dropped in the first quarter of last year, some analysts were predicting another recession. By contrast, we said the drop was due to unusually harsh winter weather and the economy would rebound quickly.
And rebound it did. Real GDP grew at a 4.6% annual rate in the second quarter and a 5% rate in the third. On Friday, the government will report its initial estimate for real GDP growth in Q4 and we think the economy grew at a 3.3% annual rate. If were right, real GDP was up a Plow Horse 2.6% in 2014, slightly faster than the 2.3% pace the economy has averaged since the recovery started in 2009.
For 2015, were forecasting 2.7%. Some analysts are lifting their forecasts based on plummeting oil prices and Europes quantitative easing, while some might mark them down due to Greece. But these are all sideshows.
Lower oil prices may push up non-oil spending, but oil production will now expand more slowly. QE in Europe is not going to help boost growth; itll just stuff European banks with as many useless excess reserves as US banks hold already. And our exports to Greece are less than 0.01% of US GDP.
Instead, investors need to focus on the fundamentals that drive the economy, which havent changed. Monetary policy remains loose, tax rates are not going up (regardless of what President Obama said in his State of the Union address), and entrepreneurs are still innovating.
Below is our add-em-up forecast for Q4 real GDP.
Consumption: Auto sales increased at a 0.5% annual rate in Q4 while real (inflation-adjusted) retail sales outside the auto sector were up at a tepid 1.8% rate. But services make up about 2/3 of personal consumption and those were up at about a 4.5% rate. So it looks like real personal consumption of goods and services combined, grew at a 3.8% annual rate in Q4, contributing 2.6 points to the real GDP growth rate (3.8 times the consumption share of GDP, which is 68%, equals 2.6).
Business Investment: Business equipment investment and commercial construction were both unchanged in Q4. Factoring in R&D suggests overall business investment grew at a 0.8% rate, which should add 0.1 point to the real GDP growth rate (0.8 times the 13% business investment share of GDP equals 0.1).
Home Building: A 9% annualized gain in home building in Q4 will add about 0.3 points to real GDP (9 times the home building share of GDP, which is 3%, equals 0.3).
Government: Public construction projects continued to increase in Q4 while military spending picked up as well. As a result, it looks like real government purchases grew at a 1.1% annual rate in Q4, which should add 0.2 percentage points to real GDP growth (1.1 times the government purchase share of GDP, which is 18%, equals 0.2).
Trade: At this point, the government only has trade data through November, but the data so far suggest the real trade deficit in goods has gotten a little smaller. As a result, were forecasting that net exports add 0.1 point to the real GDP growth rate.
Inventories: After a weather-related lull in Q1, companies built inventories at a very rapid pace in Q2. Since, then that pace has neither slowed nor sped up further, meaning inventories are a net zero for GDP, neither adding nor subtracting.
The US government has expanded way too much in the past decade or so, which is why we have a Plow Horse economy rather than a Race Horse economy. But, even in this environment, the private sector still has room to grow. Not just in Q4, but in 2015 and likely beyond.
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FINAL WARNING: Economic Collapse Coming - THIS YEAR...
Reply #960 on:
January 29, 2015, 07:00:45 AM »
It's time if you haven't already - to make sure you have food supplies, water, firearms, and GOLD & SILVER. Paper investments will be worth next-to-nothing. IGNORE AT YOUR PERIL - Please read the article below carefully and take it seriously. There is not much time left. If you don't have at least 50% of your liquid assets in gold and silver - you will be very sorry later this year. Don't be foolish - it's easy to stay in denial and tell yourself this is nothing more than alarmism:
Failing Stimulus And The IMF's New 'Multilateral' World Order
Tuesday, 27 January 2015 05:24 Brandon Smith
My theme for 2015 has been the assertion that this will be a year of shattered illusions; social, political, as well as economic. As I have noted in recent articles, 2014 set the stage for multiple engineered conflicts, including the false conflict between Eastern and Western financial and political powers, as well as the growing conflict between OPEC nations, shale producers, as well as conflicting notions on the security of the dollar's petro-status and the security and stability of the European Union.
Since the derivatives and credit crisis of 2008, central banks have claimed their efforts revolve around intervention against the snowball effect of classical deflationary market trends. The REAL purpose of central bank stimulus actions, however, has been to create an illusory global financial environment in which traditional economic fundamentals are either ignored, or no longer reflect the concrete truths they are meant to convey. That is to say, the international banking cult has NO INTEREST whatsoever in saving the current system, despite the assumptions of many market analysts. They know full well that fiat printing, bond buying, and even manipulation of stocks will not change the nature of the underlying crisis.
Their only goal has been to stave off the visible effects of the crisis until a new system is ready (psychologically justified in the public consciousness) to be put into place. I wrote extensively about the admitted plan for a disastrous economic reset benefiting only the global elites in my article 'The Economic End Game Explained'.
We are beginning to see the holes in the veil placed over the eyes of the general populace, most notably in the EU, where the elites are now implementing what I believe to be the final stages of the disruption of European markets.
The prevailing illusion concerning the EU is that it is a model for the future the globalists wish to create, and therefore, the assumption is that they would never deliberately allow the transnational union to fail. Unfortunately, people who make this argument do not seem to realize that the EU is NOT a model for the New World Order, it is in fact a mere stepping stone.
The rising propaganda argument voiced by elites in the International Monetary Fund and the Bank For International Settlements, not to mention the ECB, is not that Europe's troubles stem from its ludicrous surrender to a faceless bureaucratic machine. Rather, the argument from the globalists is that Europe is failing because it is not centralized enough. Mario Draghi, head of the ECB and member of the board of directors of the BIS, tried to sell the idea that centralization solves everything in an editorial written at the beginning of this year.
Ultimately, economic convergence among countries cannot be only an entry criterion for monetary union, or a condition that is met some of the time. It has to be a condition that is fulfilled all of the time. And for this reason, to complete monetary union we will ultimately have to deepen our political union further: to lay down its rights and obligations in a renewed institutional order.
Make no mistake, the rhetoric that will be used by Fabian influenced media pundits and mainstream economic snake-oil salesmen in the coming months will say that the solution to EU instability as well as global instability is a single global governing body over the fiscal life of all nations and peoples. The argument will be that the economic crisis persists because we continue to cling to the barbaric relic of national sovereignty.
In the meantime, internationalists are protecting the legitimacy of stimulus actions and banker led policy by diverting attention away from the failure of the central planning methodology.
Mario Draghi has recently announced the institution of Europe's own QE bond buying program, only months after Japan initiated yet another stimulus measure of its own, and only months after the Federal Reserve ended QE with the finale of the taper.
I would point out that essentially the moment the Fed finalized the taper of QE in the U.S., we immediately began to see a return of stock volatility, as well as the current plunge in oil prices. I think it should now be crystal clear to everyone where stimulus money was really going, as well as what assumptions oblivious daytraders were operating on.
The common claim today is that the QE of Japan and now the ECB are meant to take up the slack left behind in the manipulation of markets by the Fed. I disagree. As I have been saying since the announcement of the taper, stimulus measures have a shelf life, and central banks are not capable of propping up markets for much longer, even if that is their intention (which it is not). Why? Because even though market fundamentals have been obscured by a fog of manipulation, they unquestionably still apply. Real supply and demand will ALWAYS matter they are like gravity, and we are forced to deal with them eventually.
Beyond available supply, all trade ultimately depend on two things - savings and demand. Without these two things, the economy will inevitably collapse. Central bank stimulus does not generate jobs, it does not generate available credit, it does not generate higher wages, nor does it generate ample savings. Thus, the economic crisis continues unabated and even stock markets are beginning to waver.
As demand collapses due to a lack of strong jobs and savings, it pulls down on the central bank fiat fueled rocket ship like an increase in gravity. The rocket (in this case equities markets and government debt) hits a point of terminal altitude. The banks are forced to pour in even more fiat fuel just to keep the vessel from crashing back to Earth. No matter how much fuel they create, the gravity of crashing demand increases equally in the opposite direction. In the end, the rocket will tumble and disintegrate in a spectacular explosion, filled to capacity with fuel but unable to go anywhere.
Oil markets have expressed this reality in relentless fashion the past few months. Real demand growth in oil has been stagnant for years, yet, because of stimulus, because of the real devaluation of the dollar, and because of market exuberance, prices were unrealistically high in comparison. The crash of oil is a startling sign that the exuberance is over, and something else is taking shape...
The disconnect within banker propaganda could be best summarized by Mario Draghi's recent statements on the ECB's new stimulus measures. When asked if he was concerned about the possibility of European QE triggering currency devaluation and hyperinflation, Draghi had this to say:
I think the best way to answer to this is have we seen lots of inflation since the QE program started? Have we seen that? And now it's quite a few years that we started. You know, our experience since we have these press conferences goes back to a little more than three years. In these 3 years we've lowered interest rates, I don't know how many times, 4 or 5 times, 6 times maybe. And each times someone was saying, this is going to be terrible expansionary, there will be inflation. Some people voted against lowering interest rates way back at the end of November 2013. We did OMP. We did the LTROs. We did TLTROs. And somehow this runaway inflation hasn't come yet.
So the jury is still out, but there must be a statute of limitations. Also for the people who say that there would be inflation, yes When please. Tell me, within what?
Firstly, if you are using official CPI numbers in the U.S. to gauge whether or not there has been inflation, then yes, Draghi's claim appears sound. However, if you use the traditional method (pre-1990's) to calculate CPI rather than the new and incomplete method, inflation over the past few years has stood at around 8%-10%, and most essential goods including most food items have risen in price by 30% or more, far above the official 0%-1% numbers presented by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
But beyond real inflation numbers I find a very humorous truth within Draghi's rather disingenuous statement; yes, QE has not yet produced hyperinflation in the U.S. (primarily because the untold trillions in fiat created still sit idle in the coffers of international banks rather than circulating freely), however, what HAS stimulus actually accomplished if not inflation? Certainly not any semblance of economic recovery.
Look at it this way; I could also claim that if international bankers lined up on a stage at Davos and danced the funky-chicken, hyperinflation would probably not result. But what is the point of dancing the funky chicken, and really, what is the point of QE? Stimulus clearly has about as much positive effect on the economy as jerking around rhythmically in tight polypropylene disco pants.
Japan and the ECB are in fact launching sizable stimulus measures exactly because the QE of the Federal Reserve achieved ABSOLUTELY NOTHING except the purchase of 5-6 years without total collapse (only gradual collapse). And what is the real cost/benefit ratio of that purchase of half a decade of fiscal purgatory? When the breakdown of debt and forex markets does occur, it will be a hundred times worse than if the Fed had done nothing at all. Which brings me to our current state of affairs in 2015, and the IMF plan to take advantage...
IMF head Christine Lagarde put out a press release this past week, one which was probably drafted for her by a team of ghouls at the BIS, mentioning the formation of what she called the New Multilateralism.
Lagarde begins with the same old song about accommodative monetary policy:
Besides structural reforms, building new momentum will require pulling all possible levers that can support global demand. Accommodative monetary policy will remain essential for as long as growth remains anemic though we must pay careful attention to potential spillovers. Fiscal policy should be focused on promoting growth and creating jobs, while maintaining medium-term credibility.
Of course, as we have already established, monetary policy does nothing to inspire demand. So, what is a global syndicate of bankers to do? Promote maximum interdependency! Lagarde laments the impediments of the sovereign attitude:
No economy is an island; indeed, the global economy is more integrated than ever before. Consider this: Fifty years ago, emerging markets and developing economies accounted for about a quarter of world GDP. Today, they generate half of global income, a share that will continue to rise.
But sovereign states are no longer the only actors on the scene. A global network of new stakeholders has emerged, including NGOs and citizen activists often empowered by social media. This new reality demands a new response. We will need to update, adapt, and deepen our methods of working together.
And here we have a more subtle insinuation of the planning and programming I have been warning about for years. Because national sovereignty is no longer practical in an economically interdependent world (a world forced into economic interdependency by the globalists themselves), we must now change our way of thinking to support a more globalist framework.
The first big lie is that interdependency is a natural economic state. Historically, economies are more likely to survive and thrive the LESS dependent they are on outside factors. Independent, self contained, self sustaining, decentralized economies are the natural and preferable cultural path. Multilateralism (centralization) is completely contrary and destructive to this natural state, as we have already witnessed in the kind of panic which ensues across the globe when even one small nation, like Switzerland, decides to break from the accepted pattern of interdependency.
Also, take note of Lagarde's reference to the growing role that developing nations (BRICS) are playing in this interdependent globalized mish-mash. As I have been warning, the IMF and the international banks fully intend to bring the BRICS further into the fold of the new multilateralism, and the supposed conflict between the East and the West is a ridiculous farce designed only as theater for the masses.
Lagarde reiterates the IMF push for inclusion of the BRICS (new networks of influence) into the new system, as well as the IMF's role as the arbiter of global governance:
This can be done by building on effective institutions of cooperation that already exist. Institutions like the IMF should be made even more representative in light of the dynamic shifts taking place in the global economy. The new networks of influence should be embraced and given space in the twenty-first century architecture of global governance. This is what I have called the new multilateralism. I believe it is the only way to address the challenges that the global community faces.
The IMF head finishes with my favorite line, one which should tell you all you need to know about what is about to happen in 2015. I have for some time been following the progress (or lack of progress) in the IMF reforms presented in 2010; reforms which the U.S. Congress has refused to pass. Why? I believe the reforms remain dormant because the U.S. is MEANT to lose its veto powers within the IMF, and the IMF has already made clear that lack of passage will result in just that.
Against this backdrop, the adoption of the IMF reforms by the United States Congress would send a long-overdue signal to rapidly growing emerging economies that the world counts on their voices, and their resources, to find global solutions to global problems.
Growth, trade, development, and climate change: 2015 will be a rendezvous of important multilateral initiatives. We cannot afford to see them fail. Let us make the right choices.
Why remove U.S. veto power? Because BRICS nations like China are about to be given far more inclusion in the IMF's multilateralist order. In fact, 2015 is the year in which the IMF's Special Drawing Rights conference is set to commence, with initial discussions in May, and international meetings in October. I believe U.S. veto power will probably be removed by May, making the way clear (creating the rationale) for the marginalization of the U.S. dollar in favor of the SDR basket currency system, soon to be boosted by China's induction.
In 2015 what we really have is a sprint towards currency and market devaluation across the spectrum. India, Japan, Russia, Europe, parts of South America, have all been debased monetarily. The U.S. has as well, most Americans just don't know it yet. The value of this for globalists is far reaching. They have at a basic level created an atmosphere of lowered economic expectations a global reduction in living standards which will at bottom lead to third world status for everyone. The elites hope that this will be enough to condition the public to support centralized financial control as the only option for survival.
It is hard to say what kind of Black Swans and false flags will be conjured in the meantime, but I highly doubt the shift towards the SDR will take place without considerable geopolitical turmoil. The public will require some sizable scapegoats for the kind of pain they will feel as the banks attempt to place the global economy in a totalitarian choke hold. While certain institutions may be held up as sacrificial lambs (including possibly the Federal Reserve itself), the concept of banker governance will be promoted as the best and only solution, despite the undeniable reality that the world would be a far better place if such men and their structures of influence were to be wiped off the face of the planet entirely.
"You have enemies? Good. That means that you have stood up for something, sometime in your life." - Winston Churchill.
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Re: US Economics, the stock market , and other investment/savings strategies
Reply #961 on:
January 29, 2015, 12:19:46 PM »
Objectivist: "It's time if you haven't already - to make sure you have food supplies, water, firearms, and GOLD & SILVER. Paper investments will be worth next-to-nothing. IGNORE AT YOUR PERIL - Please read the article below carefully and take it seriously. There is not much time left. If you don't have at least 50% of your liquid assets in gold and silver - you will be very sorry later this year. Don't be foolish - it's easy to stay in denial and tell yourself this is nothing more than alarmism:"
Our side tends to be wrong on severity and especially timing of these things. Like oil prices, the US economy as a whole is a bit of a futures market. The last time the economy tanked corresponded exactly with when it became clear that America would be run by one, far-left party for the foreseeable future. The changing of the House in 2010 offset that some damage. Gridlock is better than lunging to the left. The changing of the Senate now has offset that a little more. The prospect that Hillary will either govern more centrist or better yet lose is encouraging. The US economy is enormous and has absorbed at least some this political and governmental damage. We have at least a 50-50 shot at turning this ship around in the two years. I believe we survived the worst and people are ready to connect to a message better than give up and let your bankrupt government support you. There is also positive movement around the globe for this message. Sweden has rolled back a part of the biggest entitlement state on the planet. Australia and Canada have turned for the better. France rolled back its worst tax and is starting to understand security threats we all face. America is one leader and one election away from moving back in the direction of freedom, IMHO.
That said, I am 100% invested in hard assets (real estate) and zero in dollar-based paper. I wouldn't either buy equities or bet against them right now. I survived the worst R.E. collapse in memory. If there is any rule of law left after the next meltdown, I will charge my rents in gold, silver, copper, barter or whatever people are exchanging for value.
Last Edit: January 29, 2015, 12:24:19 PM by DougMacG
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Re: US Economics, the stock market , and other investment/savings strategies
Reply #962 on:
January 29, 2015, 01:04:15 PM »
Also, US is now or about to be the world's largest energy producer.
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Re: US Economics, the stock market , and other investment/savings strategies
Reply #963 on:
January 29, 2015, 03:39:37 PM »
Quote from: Crafty_Dog on January 29, 2015, 01:04:15 PM
Also, US is now or about to be the world's largest energy producer.
The massive layoffs in the energy sector tend to show otherwise.
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Re: US Economics, the stock market , and other investment/savings strategies
Reply #964 on:
January 29, 2015, 04:40:36 PM »
Quote from: G M on January 29, 2015, 03:39:37 PM
Quote from: Crafty_Dog on January 29, 2015, 01:04:15 PM
Also, US is now or about to be the world's largest energy producer.
The massive layoffs in the energy sector tend to show otherwise.
The forecast for gas prices is to stay down and the forecast for production is up. Sounds like a win both ways.
The expansion of drilling may be stopped by low oil prices, but I doubt they will close existing operations.
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Re: US Economics, Economic Growth Disappoints - Again.
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February 02, 2015, 10:12:41 PM »
What did we have there, one good quarter in a row?
Q4 GDP Advance Estimate at 2.6% Disappoints Expectations
Growth is back below average, median and 'breakeven' growth, as it should be expected with this policy mix. Maybe Wesbury will see it in a more positive light...
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Actually he says it remains the plow horse that has been his hypothesis all along.
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Actually he says it remains the plow horse that has been his hypothesis all along.
That is a more accurate characterization than other reporting implying we are in an expansion fueled by the success of big government. We have a positive income and wealth effect coming from gas costing as low as $1.72 yesterday in the heartland, half of what it used to cost and 1/4th of the administration's target. Also an employment bump helped by unemployment benefits running out.
Meanwhile I see friends running medium sized businesses, playing defense instead of offense in a global economy, trying to work around paying the highest corporate income tax in the world not to mention our ever-expanding regulatory burden.
With these policies, why should the economy grow any faster?
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As family size drops below 1 we will need more and more housing?
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Aging business models and equipment are running into limits on their growth, but the new confidence has many of them taking the plunge with significant capital investments. All told, capital investment rose 15% in the fourth quarter to a five-year high of $166 billion, the third-fastest rise since early 2010.
In terms of all the fundamentals, it looks pretty good still, so why wait? said Gee Lingberg, a vice president at Host Hotels & Resorts Inc. With occupancy at 14-year highs, Host Hotels is more than doubling its spending on major projects, to as much as $260 million in 2015 from $112 million last year. Now that the economy is getting stronger, even with a slight uptick in supply, demand should be able to exceed that.
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Someday it will turn out that the bears that were wrong all this time will eventually be right.
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As the chart above shows, Commercial & Industrial Loans outstanding at U.S. banks grew at a 19% annualized pace in the first three months of this year. These loans are mostly to small and medium-sized businesses that are not able to access the capital markets directly. It's good news not because more loans mean more spending and/or more economic activity (lending doesn't create growth, but it can facilitate growth by distributing capital to people and businesses can make productive use of the money). It's good news because it reflects a significant increase in confidence on the part of banks and businesses. Confidence has been in short supply for most of the current recovery, as can be seen by the tepid growth of business investment and the disappointingly slow growth of the economy. That looks to be changing for the better now.
Banks have had the ability to increase their lending virtually without limit ever since the Fed began its Quantitative Easing program in late 2008. However, lending didn't really pick up until the beginning of last year, right around the time the Fed announced the tapering and eventual end of QE. Things have changed dramatically since then. With rising confidence comes a reduced demand for money (i.e., money in the form of cash and cash equivalents like bank reserves, which exceed required reserves by about $2.5 trillion), and this validates the Fed's decision to stop growing its balance sheet. On the margin, banks are becoming less and less willing to sit on trillions of excess reserves; they'd rather lend money to the private sector than to the Fed, and they are beginning to do that in spades.
With lending activity booming, this is no time to be pessimistic about the economy's prospects.
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Abstract: | We consider the Navier-Stokes equations in a bounded domain. It is our aim to develop a solution theory which requires a regularity of the data that is as low as possible. This means at the same time that one obtains a class of solutions that is so large that the solutions possess a priori no weak derivatives. This in turn makes it necessary to introduce a notion of solutions that is more general than the one of weak solutions, the so-called very weak solutions. We study this problem in weighted Lebesgue-, Sobolev- and Bessel Potential spaces, where the weight function is taken from the class of Muckenhoupt weights. As a preparation we study the Laplace equation as well as the divergence equation in weighted function spaces. Moreover we construct a linear operator that extends functions defined on the boundary to functions defined on the domain. Next we investigate the linearized Stokes equations. In the stationary as well as in the instationary case one obtains the solvability with respect to the most general data that are considered in the work, by dualization of strong solutions. However, these solutions in general do not possess enough regularity to make their restriction to the boundary well-defined. Boundary values are meaningful only after a restriction to data that can be decomposed to a distribution on the domain and a distribution on the boundary. With the help of complex interpolation between the very weak and the strong solutions the solution theory of stationary and instationary Stokes equations can be extended to weighted Bessel potential spaces. This in turn requires a characterization of the interpolation spaces of the corresponding spaces of data and solutions. Finally we examine the nonlinear Navier-Stokes equations. In the stationary as in the instationary case one obtains existence and uniqueness of solutions for small data. In the instationary case this smallness can be realized by restricting the problem to a short time interval. |
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Classification DDC: | 000 Allgemeines, Informatik, Informationswissenschaft > 000 Allgemeines, Wissenschaft | ||||||
Divisions: | Fachbereich Mathematik | ||||||
Date Deposited: | 17 Oct 2008 09:22 | ||||||
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URN: | urn:nbn:de:tuda-tuprints-8158 | ||||||
Referees: | Farwig, Prof.Dr. Reinhard and Simader, Prof.Dr. Christian | ||||||
Advisors: | Farwig, Prof.Dr. Reinhard | ||||||
Refereed: | 1 February 2007 | ||||||
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Can we blow this one up? :obrien:
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Originally Posted by KronoRed
That would be awesome.
"We know we're better than this, but we can't prove it." - Tony Gwynn
I hope Kullman does a good job and if that is the case I hope he gets the gig...it'd be nice to have some homegrown talent that pays off.
"Sometimes, it's not the sexiest moves that put you over the top," Krivsky said. "It's a series of transactions that help you get there."
Yeah...But I wanna see some smilies.Originally Posted by MartyFan
A Castellini smilie too.
"We know we're better than this, but we can't prove it." - Tony Gwynn
If someone makes them, I'll put them up.
Point me to some good pictures of them and I'll do it. I've never seen a good pic of Kullman and I don't like that grumpy-looking pic of Castellini that seemed to accompany every story about him in the Enquirer.
FWIW, the new team photos will be taken near the start of spring training. It would probably be better to wait until then.
You mean this one...?Originally Posted by Unassisted
He doesn't look too happy in this one, either...
My google image search also turned up this one. He looks happy here:
Help stamp out, eliminate, and do away with redundancy.
Will this do?
That will work...I'll upload it tonight. Thanks smith.Originally Posted by smith288
Im guessing the image file size was too large, so I lowered its color count.Originally Posted by Boss-Hog
I'm not sure if that was the case or not...I just didn't get a chance to do it last night.Originally Posted by smith288
oh. heh.
I'd bet Kullman is smiling. Can you imagine him sitting in meeting after meeting with DanO telling him they need guys like Aurialla, Woooeeemak, Oritiz, and Milton.
I am suprised his head didn't aspolde!
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