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February 4, 2010 at 10:33 AM #17003February 4, 2010 at 12:41 PM #508962
DWCAP
ParticipantIt is kinda sad it took this long for the major news networks to start with this.
I wonder if they will ever dive into the unemployment numbers as well. It appears people are leaving the work force in droves, a ‘good thing’ or the U-3/6 would still be increasing right now.
Also, anyone notice how the claims unemployment benifits are over 500k for the past two weeks? It is seasonally adjusted down to ‘only’ 480k from an actual number of 530k. Now I understand the purpose of seasonal adjustments, but that doesnt change the fact that an additional 50000 people filed for claims, and prob reduced their spending, that wasnt account for in the offical numbers.
February 4, 2010 at 12:41 PM #509109DWCAP
ParticipantIt is kinda sad it took this long for the major news networks to start with this.
I wonder if they will ever dive into the unemployment numbers as well. It appears people are leaving the work force in droves, a ‘good thing’ or the U-3/6 would still be increasing right now.
Also, anyone notice how the claims unemployment benifits are over 500k for the past two weeks? It is seasonally adjusted down to ‘only’ 480k from an actual number of 530k. Now I understand the purpose of seasonal adjustments, but that doesnt change the fact that an additional 50000 people filed for claims, and prob reduced their spending, that wasnt account for in the offical numbers.
February 4, 2010 at 12:41 PM #509521DWCAP
ParticipantIt is kinda sad it took this long for the major news networks to start with this.
I wonder if they will ever dive into the unemployment numbers as well. It appears people are leaving the work force in droves, a ‘good thing’ or the U-3/6 would still be increasing right now.
Also, anyone notice how the claims unemployment benifits are over 500k for the past two weeks? It is seasonally adjusted down to ‘only’ 480k from an actual number of 530k. Now I understand the purpose of seasonal adjustments, but that doesnt change the fact that an additional 50000 people filed for claims, and prob reduced their spending, that wasnt account for in the offical numbers.
February 4, 2010 at 12:41 PM #509614DWCAP
ParticipantIt is kinda sad it took this long for the major news networks to start with this.
I wonder if they will ever dive into the unemployment numbers as well. It appears people are leaving the work force in droves, a ‘good thing’ or the U-3/6 would still be increasing right now.
Also, anyone notice how the claims unemployment benifits are over 500k for the past two weeks? It is seasonally adjusted down to ‘only’ 480k from an actual number of 530k. Now I understand the purpose of seasonal adjustments, but that doesnt change the fact that an additional 50000 people filed for claims, and prob reduced their spending, that wasnt account for in the offical numbers.
February 4, 2010 at 12:41 PM #509867DWCAP
ParticipantIt is kinda sad it took this long for the major news networks to start with this.
I wonder if they will ever dive into the unemployment numbers as well. It appears people are leaving the work force in droves, a ‘good thing’ or the U-3/6 would still be increasing right now.
Also, anyone notice how the claims unemployment benifits are over 500k for the past two weeks? It is seasonally adjusted down to ‘only’ 480k from an actual number of 530k. Now I understand the purpose of seasonal adjustments, but that doesnt change the fact that an additional 50000 people filed for claims, and prob reduced their spending, that wasnt account for in the offical numbers.
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