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1. Gary A on Today's Employment Report: Focus on the Long Term Trends: The author has a conflicted view. First he says 1. that the job... more »
2. bbro on Today's Employment Report: Focus on the Long Term Trends: Let's s see six comments out of seven talk politics and yet no... more »
3. Robert D. on Why I'm Bullish on Graco: Sean, look into DIT, it offers a little more than 12% discount. more »
4. Steve in TN on Today's Employment Report: Focus on the Long Term Trends: Currently, we're going down the road copying the Western European... more »
5. Mad Hedge Fund Trader on Today's Employment Report: Focus on the Long Term Trends: nml Ouch! Another 190,000 jobs went down the crapper in October,... more »
6. SeekingTruth on Today's Employment Report: Focus on the Long Term Trends: Fine analysis and info. Thanks for the hard data. This dovetails... more »
7. Harry Tuttle on Today's Employment Report: Focus on the Long Term Trends: Long term trend (2yrs) doesn't look good. Unemployment has doubled. more »
8. leonb105 on Why I'm Bullish on Graco: Graco is a pretty good company and your metrics appear to be... more »
9. ryanclarke on Today's Employment Report: Focus on the Long Term Trends: In this recessionary case Mr. Hannon, employment serves as a... more »
10. Teutonic Knight on Today's Employment Report: Focus on the Long Term Trends: Politicians made mistakes, they call them "Political Mistakes",... more »
11. Fueled By Randomness on Today's Employment Report: Focus on the Long Term Trends: Lagging indicator or not, employment will not pick up until the... more »
12. ryanclarke on Why Better Jobs News Still Isn't Good News: Yes, jobs loss are terrible ... but more terrible is the lost tax... more »
13. Plan B Economics on Housing: The Myth of 'Less Bad': Goldman Sachs, BofA Merrill Lynch and Moody's all say the housing... more »
14. j-dub on Housing: The Myth of 'Less Bad': If it's bad, throw it out. If it's less worse, scream and shout!!!! more »
15. Donald Ingram on Housing: The Myth of 'Less Bad': The 'less bad' recovery. My favorite so far is "rate of decline... more »