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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Will Construction Begin to Lead Job Creation?
Lots of chatter out there about a housing bottom and recovery. Whether true or not the U.S. labor market sure could use one even though “residential building” employment as formally defined by the BLS is a surprisingly smaller share of … Continue reading
ECB’s Draghi Statement on 25 bps Rate Cut
Looks like gold was looking for a little more than 25 bps, especially after strong initial claims, ADP, and the big move in the dollar. (click here if video is not observable)
Manufacturing Productivity
Interesting chart from the BLS showing multifactor productivity in the manufacturing industries. Labor input saw huge gains in productivity in the past few years and some believe the sluggish recovery in employment is due to productivity increases. It’s going to … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Employment
Tagged Construction jobs, employment, Labor Markets, manufacturing, Productivity
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Happy Birthday!
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Apple’s iOS Accounts For 65% Mobile Web Traffic – CNET
More good news for Apple. The latest data from NETMARKETSHARE shows Apple’s iOS continues to grow, capturing 65.3 percent of global mobile web traffic, up from 52.4 percent a year ago. CNET breaks it down by device, Breaking down the results … Continue reading
Posted in Apple
Tagged Apple, CNET, Globa Mobile Web Traffic, iOS, Market Share, NETMARKETSHARE
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‘The Girl From Ipanema’ Turns 50 – WSJ
Great video from the Wall Street Journal. Didn’t know the Girl is real. As she the song turns fiddy let’s hope the BOVESPA chart starts to turn up! (click here if video is not observable)
Apple Grabbing Market Share
comScore is out with their analysis on key trends in the U.S. mobile phone industry during the three month average period ending May 2012. (click here for report). Not surprising Apple is grabbing market share by leaps and bounds mainly … Continue reading
The Ideal Portfolio: Gold, Sugar, Bunds & Francs
Imagine your investment adviser proposing a sweetened barbell portfolio of gold, white sugar, Swiss francs, and German bunds in 2007 with a 5-year time horizon. You would of likely canned the wacko faster than they sold Nike stock last week. … Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, Commodities, Currency, Dollar
Tagged German bunds, Gold, Swiss Franc, White Surag
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U.S. Manufacturing Contracts For First Time Since July’09
Note the collapse in new orders. (click here if chart is not observable)
Global PMI At Three-Year Low
Markit reported the JP Morgan Global Manufacturing PMI fell to 48.9, the fasted rate of contraction since May 2009. Led by weak growth in the U.S. rates of decline accelerated in China, Brazil, and Vietnam. Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, PMIs
Tagged China, Eurozone, Global PMI, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, U.S.
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