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2016 May 19, 6:02pm   38,060 views  239 comments

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Unlike 2007, prime age labor force peaking won't be an issue, No crash coming!

Next recession will be very normal

No over investment thesis in this cycle

Don't get caught in the everything is a bubble mentality

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201   Strategist   2016 May 21, 9:25am  

landtof says

jazz music says

... and houses can only go up?

Such hubris is comical. If I were you I would hide behind an avatar and take a name like ... The Loan Arranger, ... no no no ... that is American alright, but your brand of patriotism is too shrill more like ...YES ... Baghdad Bob, That is you. Baghdad Bob's Mortgage.

It has been my honor, namaste.

@Strategist what do you think about this fucking horse shit right here? this guy needs meds, bro.

jazz music says

landtof says

@Strategist what do you think

BWA HAHAHAhahahahahaHAHAHAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!

Our Shakespeare read the crisis facing Venezuela, the country that is over the cliff. He is in deep pain at the thought of his comrades being overthrown.
Eat some cake, Jazz.

202   _   2016 May 21, 9:28am  

tatupu70 says

And I want to help fix this country, not run away.

fixing a country is different than 1929 depression and we are serfs

203   Strategist   2016 May 21, 9:31am  

tatupu70 says

Huh? I'm doing fine. My children will be fine. My grandchildren will be fine. And I want to help fix this country, not run away.

The best way you can help is......do nothing.

204   tatupu70   2016 May 21, 9:35am  

Logan Mohtashami says

fixing a country is different than 1929 depression and we are serfs

Obviously. Not sure why you would think otherwise.

205   _   2016 May 21, 9:39am  

tatupu70 says

Obviously. Not sure why you would think otherwise

Lead from strength not weakness

When you start saying Serfs and Great Depression that is fear and when that reality doesn't happen, the people that do need help then now and in the past won't get it

206   _   2016 May 21, 10:15am  

https://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/graph/?g=4ei1 … Real Median Household Income is a function of a) Real Median Weekly Earnings and b) the Participation Rate

207   _   2016 May 21, 10:18am  

The Real Recession is over: real median weekly earnings are finally at fresh all time highs.

208   _   2016 May 21, 12:08pm  

Your days of channeling data to not show the entire story are done , 5,000,000 charts will counter everything you put here

This is My site now with economic data

209   _   2016 May 21, 12:10pm  

210   _   2016 May 21, 3:22pm  

According to the BLS Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) and NAHB analysis, the number of open construction sector jobs (on a seasonally adjusted basis) increased to 193,000 in February from a downwardly revised estimate of 157,000 in January. The current estimate beat the previous cycle high of 177,000 unfilled positions set last May and represents the highest monthly count of job openings since July 2007.

211   _   2016 May 21, 3:30pm  

Which goes to my point that we are closer to full employment and what is left in this cycle can't be filled because we are labor light

212   _   2016 May 21, 3:32pm  

Below 3% from college Grads on unemployment and last leg of high school drop outs were being hired fast in 2015

213   _   2016 May 21, 3:36pm  

What's left

Low level quality, Drug addicts, Criminal active people

New York Times just had a piece saying how hard to was to hire someone because a lot people couldn't pass a drug test

214   _   2016 May 21, 3:37pm  

Every sector has job openings and this stage of the cycle if you're not working it's you, it's not the economy

215   _   2016 May 21, 3:42pm  

What we see is very common at this stage of economic cycle

216   _   2016 May 21, 3:44pm  

This is why Claims, JOLTS, LEI and are important in economic cycle timing ..

We don't have a job problem in America, plenty of jobs out there and after year 8 of this cycle, if someone hasn't worked in 8 years, it's not the economy faults

217   _   2016 May 21, 4:01pm  

Need a quick course in demographic economics and here is BLS table for 1. Median usual weekly earnings of full-time wage and salary workers by sex, quarterly averages, seasonally adjusted

http://www.bls.gov/news.release/wkyeng.t01.htm

218   tatupu70   2016 May 21, 4:03pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

You're Deflationary Spiral thesis is just as bad as the Gold Bugs, Don't you dare leave this site come 2020 when post Recession cycle looks nothing like you're claiming it be

You're mistaking YoY % over a long term extended run

Not the correct way

And another Logan cop-out. Can't answer the question?

219   _   2016 May 21, 4:04pm  

Jesus Holy $)(_#0-

Wow...

You can't believe this non sense, you're just talking for the sake of debating this is bordello madness

I refuse to believe what you said

220   _   2016 May 21, 4:04pm  

tatupu70 says

And another Logan cop-out. Can't answer the question?

No cop outs you're both off the Grid... I even gave you the data, You're not even versed in... Seriously

221   _   2016 May 21, 4:06pm  

No... No.... No...

I refuse do believe this, you can't be this far off the Grid, no way

222   _   2016 May 21, 4:07pm  

You can't be this off the grid of reality

223   tatupu70   2016 May 21, 4:09pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

And you can't keep posting this chart that is average of all earnings. The 1% is doing great and will skew that chart.

224   _   2016 May 21, 4:10pm  

Seriously for the sake of not totally being embarrassed post the next recession

Older economies have limited capacity growth, that's given.

However, you're running right into a young work force bigger than the Boomers with a median college 2015 Grad pay of 48K-54K

This isn't going to end well for you Deflationary Depression Spiral thesis

225   tatupu70   2016 May 21, 4:11pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

This isn't going to end well for you Deflationary Depression Spiral thesis

I'm afraid it's not going to end well for 99% of the US population.

226   indigenous   2016 May 21, 4:12pm  

Another point that could create a crink in Logan's thesis is that if the interest rates go up to just 4% the debt service will be 1.5 Trillion. Plus it will be twofer in that the value of the treasuries the Fed holds will go down in value.

This I'm paraphrasing from David Stockman.

Anyway add this to the pile of un-refuted points I have made.

227   tatupu70   2016 May 21, 4:12pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

Older economies have limited capacity growth, that's given.

And that's another ridiculous statement. What is limiting US capacity of anything?

228   _   2016 May 21, 4:16pm  

tatupu70 says

What is limiting US capacity of anything?

When you're a young country... infrastructure build is massive, because you're building out for a growing labor force.

When you're older country, you start doing things like repair because a lot your infrastructure build out is limited

This is why countries always grow really fast when they're young and when they get older their growth models fall because they're big.

Here in America we were awesome because we had a mass immigration for decades which lead to massive booms in prime age labor force in 1980's and 1990's and now you see that growth peaked in 2007

My next article will explain why we haven't been able to to get to the 50 year average in housing starts up to 1.5 million that everyone thought would be so easy in this cycle

Demographics matter and as you can see below so does labor force growth

229   tatupu70   2016 May 21, 4:19pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

When you're a young country... infrastructure build is massive, because you're building out for a growing labor force.

When you're older country, you start doing things like repair because a lot your infrastructure build out is limited

This is why countries always grow really fast when they're young and when they get older their growth models fall because they're big.

Here in America we were awesome because we had a mass immigration for decades which lead to massive booms in prime age labor force in 1980's and 1990's and now you see that growth peaked in 2007

Yes, thanks for that lesson. My question was what is limiting our capacity of anything? Labor, capital?

Because what you forgot to mention in your lesson was that older countries are much, much more efficient than younger ones. All those productivity gains every year mean that US capacity is actually growing every year. It takes much less labor to produce today vs. 100 years ago.

230   _   2016 May 21, 4:20pm  

We grew our economy from 2 trillion to near 19 trillion in 1980's and 1990's no it wasn't Reagan or Clinton it was awesome prime age labor force growth

231   _   2016 May 21, 4:21pm  

tatupu70 says

Labor, capital?

Every question you have just think of these 2 charts

Both of you two aren't versed in demographic economics and that's fine not a lot people but that's my thing.. prime age labor force growth matters

232   _   2016 May 21, 4:23pm  

I hate to tell you this but we are never going to agree on American economics ever not for second

233   tatupu70   2016 May 21, 4:23pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

Both of you two aren't versed in demographic economics and that's fine not a lot people but that's my thing.. prime age labor force growth matters

You think it's just magic, don't you? If there are people aged 25-54 than the economy magically grows.

Others, like me, understand why it has worked this way in the past and why it may NOT work that way in the future.

234   _   2016 May 21, 4:24pm  

Gold Bugs have their thing and you Liberals have your thing

But Jesus if you think America sucks you must hate the entire world then

235   _   2016 May 21, 4:25pm  

tatupu70 says

If there are people aged 25-54 than the economy magically grows.

You have to ask your hubby to let me take you out to dinner and I can explain it over a nice meal :-)

236   tatupu70   2016 May 21, 4:27pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

You have to ask your hubby to let me take you out to dinner and I can explain it over a nice meal :-)

Actually I know and I will be happy to explain it to you. I'm not sure you'll get it, but I'd be happy to try.

237   _   2016 May 21, 4:29pm  

tatupu70 says

Actually I know and I will be happy to explain it to you. I'm not sure you'll get it, but I'd be happy to try.

Is that a Yes!!! awesome

238   tatupu70   2016 May 21, 4:30pm  

Logan Mohtashami says

Is that a Yes!!! awesome

Next conference you have in the Chicago area, let me know.

239   _   2016 May 21, 4:32pm  

tatupu70 says

Next conference you have in the Chicago area, let me know

Deal!

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