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Less Productive

Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on February 12th, 2019

Normally around this time in February, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) releases information on our nation’s Productivity and Unit Labor Costs from the fourth quarter of the prior year.   Not this time.  With another government shutdown already looming, economic data continues suffering from the last time portions of the federal budget went unfunded.  In the meanti

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Less Productive

Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on February 12th, 2019

Normally around this time in February, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) releases information on our nation’s Productivity and Unit Labor Costs from the fourth quarter of the prior year.   Not this time.  With another government shutdown already looming, economic data continues suffering from the last time portions of the federal budget went unfunded.  In the meanti

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  • BLS
  • Productivity
  • Read more

Less Productive

Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on February 12th, 2019

Normally around this time in February, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) releases information on our nation’s Productivity and Unit Labor Costs from the fourth quarter of the prior year.   Not this time.  With another government shutdown already looming, economic data continues suffering from the last time portions of the federal budget went unfunded.  In the meanti

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  • BLS
  • Productivity
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November 2018 International Trade

Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on February 8th, 2019

November 2018 International Trade

 

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  • International Trade
  • Trade
  • Trade Balance
  • Trade Deficit
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Passing the Baton

Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on February 8th, 2019

Relay races are exciting.  You get the fastest runners from around the globe and wait for world records to be set.  Of course, the most dangerous portion of the competition occurs during the handoff.  If a smooth connection isn’t made, forget finishing the race, let alone contacting the folks from Guinness World Records.

 

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January 2019 Institute for Supply Management

Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on February 6th, 2019

America’s economy is still burning rarified air despite some deceleration according to the two measures from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM).  Each of their readings were above 55 in January 2019, an exceptional level.  Anything above 50 suggests growth, and tallies above 55 tend to be much less common.

 

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January 2019 Employment Situation

Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on February 4th, 2019

 

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  • Bureau of Labor Statistics
  • Employment
  • Unemployment
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Spurious Bowl

Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on February 4th, 2019

Well there you have it, Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, and the rest of the New England Patriots climbed back to the top of the heap on Sunday. Congratulations to all of our readers who were cheering on the G.O.A.T.

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Chicago Fed National Activity Index Dec 2018

Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on February 2nd, 2019

Tracking economic output has been difficult lately since so many indicators are measured by various government entities.  Even though the government shutdown is over, there are large gaps in data.

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America Needs Saving

Submitted by Atlas Indicators Investment Advisors on January 31st, 2019

Our Pie Parties always provide wonderful material for morning notes.  Tuesday’s gathering was no exception.  As you might have guessed, the recent government shutdown was brought up and we explored the topic.  In particular, Jack voiced concern about workers not being able to financially shelter in place during their paycheck hiatus.  In other words, why couldn’t

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