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   On 4/4/2015 1:56 PM, Tobbi wrote:   
   > It means that the Federal Reserve is almost certain not to raise   
   > interest rates at its June meeting.   
   >   
   > Investors were waiting on pins and needles for this Friday’s   
   > jobs report, and they got some unfortunate news: job growth was   
   > just half of what forecasters expected, indicating that the   
   > economy’s breakneck growth appears to be slowing down.   
   >   
   > A total of 126,000 nonfarm jobs were added in March, even worse   
   > than the prior two months which had already been revised   
   > downward. Add to that the fact that hours worked was down as   
   > well, and the Labor Department’s findings weren’t exactly   
   > welcome news in U.S. financial circles, according to a Christian   
   > Science Monitor report.   
   >   
   > The unemployment rate, meanwhile, remained at 5.5 percent.   
   > 17.5%, but who tells the truth in the Obama government.   
   >   
   > However, it doesn’t mean that the U.S. is now headed back into a   
   > recession or anything near as drastic as that. In fact, some   
   > might say it was an expected decrease after so many months of   
   > strong growth, considering the fact that other economic signs   
   > were trending downward. It could just be recalibration of the   
   > market after what might have been unsustainably strong growth.   
   >   
   > One analyst quoted in the report said that he views it merely as   
   > a “realignment of payrolls with the true underlying pace of the   
   > economy.”   
      
      
   In other words they can't fudge the numbers any more than what they have   
   over the last 3 months..... and now they have to give back a sizable   
   piece of the pie so that they aren't discovered for being the liars that   
   they really are.   
      
   > Despite the bad report, the stock market wasn’t thrown into a   
   > panic.   
      
   The Stock Market is a bubble it doesn't care what the numbers say....   
   it's being pumped up by government policy. All that matters to the Stock   
   bubble is the government policy of printing $50-$85 billion a month to   
   drive interest rates down and force money to the Stock market.   
      
   What idiot would think the stock market has any interest in real   
   economic numbers when all their money is due to Obama policy.   
      
   All that matters is what Obama policy will be.   
      
      
   > The S&P 500 stayed flat in early trading after the   
   > report’s release. That may have been boosted by the fact that   
   > with a bad jobs report comes with it the cheering news that an   
   > interest rate hike isn’t coming for a while.   
      
   Useless drivel to fill the page and pretend that there really is a Stock   
   market.  It's been gone since 2009, and it hasn't been allowed to come   
   back and Obama has been keeping it from being a real market.   
      
   >   
   > It had been all but a foregone conclusion among many at one   
   > point last year that the Fed would hike the interest rate for   
   > the first time in years this June, which concerned investors.   
   > But with this newest report, most observers believe that a June   
   > rate hike is extremely unlikely.   
      
   There's what it's all about, what the government policy is....   
      
   > And there are reasons for cheer despite the bad numbers.   
      
   The numbers are meaningless, they don't even give an honest assessment   
   of people that need jobs. Obama doesn't care about the numbers because   
   he fudges them and ignores them when ever he wants, so it comes down to   
   Obama being an ideologue and believing in his Marxist plans with a   
   Socialist economy.   
      
   > For   
   > one, first quarters tend to be bad, especially in recent years,   
   > as investment is soft in the first part of the year, according   
   > to the report.   
      
   The six years that Obama has driven up taxes and driven down interest   
   rates? Yes it's true that they have been bad since Obama has been in   
   office.  It's hard to make money when interest rates are manipulated to   
   near zero and tax and inflation increases eat up what little interest   
   you might earn on your money.   
      
   >  Also, month-to-month volatility is the norm, even   
   > for labor reports. In addition, the job growth may have been a   
   > little too aggressive last year, and it’s about time we had a   
   > correction before going back to more sustainable growth.   
   >   
      
   The reports are volatile as they are being manipulated, the actual jobs   
   have been pretty much stagnant and NOT getting any better in the real   
   world.  As they massage the numbers to get what they want they take one   
   step forward and two steps backward just about every quarter.   
      
   > http://www.statecolumn.com/2015/04/march-jobs-report-is-in-its-   
   > terrible-news-for-u-s-economy/   
   >   
   https://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/M2V   
      
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