The following chart shows the average hourly earnings of private production and nonsupervisory employees. I have added an exponential trend in red.
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Note the trend failure.
The next chart shows the deviation of the hourly earnings from the long-term trend.
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Check out that recovery.
1. We're now more than 5% below the long-term trend.
2. The linear free fall continues.
Source Data:
St. Louis Fed: Average Hourly Earnings of Production and Nonsupervisory Employees: Total Private
Q4 GDP Tracking: Mid 2% Range
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From Goldman:
We left our *Q4 GDP tracking estimate unchanged at +2.4%
(quarter-over-quarter annualized)* but boosted our Q4 domestic final sales
forecas...
4 hours ago
4 comments:
It's the new and improved normal!
mab,
Nermalized!
Nermal is a cute grey tabby whom Garfield is jealous of. He revels in his cuteness and proudly proclaims himself as the cutest kitten in the world.
Well, luckily nothing can go down forever. When those wages turn up it'll be GREAT for stocks.
I say, buy now or be priced out forever.
Anonymous,
I say, buy now or be priced out forever.
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