I wonder why Alan Gin’s San Diego index hasn’t been updated regularly for a few months. It seems to always be late. November was actually skipped ( if you click the NOV link it actually takes you to DEC! ). And now here we are over a month past the end of January and no update. I wonder who supports Alan’s research? Maybe the grants aren’t coming in strong enough right now to justify the work?
Sorry about the naked cynicism. If anyone does have any real information about it, that would be great to know. I actually look forward to the index each month.
I did email Alan and got a reply. To paraphrase the response. One of his data sources has been a bit slow lately. Also, since he is a one man operation, when he takes a vacation or life gets in the way, it can delay things as well. Anyway, he has been able to update the information with Jan and Feb data now. It seems to be the lowest reading for the index ever. Not good news for San Diego. Make sure you scroll to the bottom of the page to see the graph.
I did email Alan and got a reply. To paraphrase the response. One of his data sources has been a bit slow lately. Also, since he is a one man operation, when he takes a vacation or life gets in the way, it can delay things as well. Anyway, he has been able to update the information with Jan and Feb data now. It seems to be the lowest reading for the index ever. Not good news for San Diego. Make sure you scroll to the bottom of the page to see the graph.
I did email Alan and got a reply. To paraphrase the response. One of his data sources has been a bit slow lately. Also, since he is a one man operation, when he takes a vacation or life gets in the way, it can delay things as well. Anyway, he has been able to update the information with Jan and Feb data now. It seems to be the lowest reading for the index ever. Not good news for San Diego. Make sure you scroll to the bottom of the page to see the graph.
I did email Alan and got a reply. To paraphrase the response. One of his data sources has been a bit slow lately. Also, since he is a one man operation, when he takes a vacation or life gets in the way, it can delay things as well. Anyway, he has been able to update the information with Jan and Feb data now. It seems to be the lowest reading for the index ever. Not good news for San Diego. Make sure you scroll to the bottom of the page to see the graph.
I did email Alan and got a reply. To paraphrase the response. One of his data sources has been a bit slow lately. Also, since he is a one man operation, when he takes a vacation or life gets in the way, it can delay things as well. Anyway, he has been able to update the information with Jan and Feb data now. It seems to be the lowest reading for the index ever. Not good news for San Diego. Make sure you scroll to the bottom of the page to see the graph.
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