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2012-02-03 02:06 - Wall Street Strategies |
| RISING JOB MARKET COULD BE EVEN BETTER |
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Today's jobs report is mixed, but there are trends we must consider. I've been touting the "Dirty Fingernails Rally" since
October, and we've seen it in earnings and now in jobs. Manufacturing jobs increased by 50,000 last month, which was the biggest leap since 1998. For
me that was the best part of the report. Other pluses were 7,000 at auto dealers, although I generally hate car sales people, the average car and
truck in this country is 11 years old, so it's a no-brainer. Department stores +19,000 are interesting since department stores were supposed to be
dead two decades ago. The tougher parts, and the parts that make me worry about this nation in general, include: |
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