March 15: Reported - 351,000, Revised - 353,000
March 22: Reported - 348,000, Revised - 364,000 Reported - down, Actual - up
March 29: Reported - 359,000, Revised - 363,000 Reported - down, Actual - down
April 05: Reported - 357,000, Revised - 367,000 Reported - down, Actual - up
April 12: Reported - 380,000, Revised - 388,000 Reported - up, Actual - up
April 19: Reported - 386,000, Revised - 389,000 Reported - down, Actual - up
April 26: Reported - 388,000, Revised - 392,000 Reported - down, Actual - up
May 03: Reported - 365,000, Revised - 368,000 Reported - down, Actual - down
May 10: Reported - 367,000, Revised - 370,000 Reported - down, Actual - up
May 17: Reported - 370,000, Revised - 372,000 Reported - no chg, Actual - up
May 24: Reported - 370,000, Revised - 373,000 Reported - down, Actual - up
May 31: Reported - 383,000, Revised - 389,000 Reported - up, Actual - up
June 07: Reported - 377,000, Revised - 380,000 Reported - down, Actual - down
June 14: Reported - 386,000, Revised - TBD Reported - up, Actual - TBD
Based on data above the odds of an upward revision next week is 100%.
Like the stock market the support level is 400,000. If the numbers go above that it is a political nightmare of the current administration. But worse - it means we have a definite double dip and people will be hurting.
Pretty piece of work combing through that data - thanks.
And to summarize what you presented:
For the last four months, this is what was reported by the regime: Unemployment claims went DOWN 9 of those weeks, up only 3.
For the last four month, this is REALITY (after revisions): Unemployment claims actually went down only 3 of those weeks, they really went UP for 9 of them.
And the MSM order another delivery of crickets.