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IN THIS ISSUE: 1. Overview: Touching On Several Different Topics Today2. U.S. Government Fastest Growing Job Market – Not Good3. President Biden’s Record Job Creation Claims Are Bogus4. Record Heat Causes People To Do Some Strange Things Overview: Touching On Several Different Topics TodayNormally, I focus these weekly letters on one single pressing topic. Today, however, I don’t see one pressing topic to focus on. The record heat wave gripping much of the country seems to be the main topic of interest right now, and that wouldn’t make for an interesting letter. So, I comment on several curren...
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According to the article by Reuters, “The labor market has remained tight, with 1.6 job openings for every unemployed person in March, well above the 1.0-1.2 range that is consistent with a jobs market that is not generating too much inflation.” This opens up an opportunity to look closely at sectors that benefit from a strong jobs market. How Does a Strong Jobs Market Help Investors?Increased Consumer SpendingA strong jobs market generally leads to increased employment levels and income growth. When the general population has jobs, more disposable income is available. Consumers tend to spend ...
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More than a quarter of businesses with 10 or more employees experienced worker shortages in late Feb, with little changing from Jan.More than 1 in 10 businesses reported that their employees’ hourly wages had increased in January 2023 compared with December 2022; this was 24% for businesses with 10 or more employees.7 in 10 businesses reported some form of concern for their business for March, with the top two concerns energy prices (19%) and inflation of goods and services prices (15%).Q4 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Wages Rise To Attract And Retain StaffThis latest snapshot ...
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Talk of a recession has been heating up in the last few months, and now it’s been heated to boiling. The U.S. officially ended its second consecutive quarter of declines as marked by a lower gross domestic product. U.S. Economy Contracts Again In Q2On Thursday morning, the Bureau of Economic Analysis reported that the nation’s GDP fell 0.9% on an annualized rate for the second quarter. Economists with Refinitiv had expected an expansion of 0.5%. The report follows the first-quarter GDP reading of a 1.6% decline, which means that the U.S. could technically be in a recession. Q2 2022 hedge fund ...
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Reports Apple may slow hirings sparks a sell-off on Wall Street.Covid infections in China add to worries about global growth.Red-hot UK labour market leads to expectations of further rate rises.Payments firm WISE gets off to a running start with a surge in revenues.Apple Prepares For Bruising“When a tech giant like Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) starts to prepare for a bruising, as the winds of a recession whip up, it causes a chill for valuations across a forest of stocks. Even though the company is still preparing for fruitful product launches, reports that it’ll start slowing hirings in some divis...
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