This is so true.
In the past week, I know of three people who lost their jobs, and got a better one the VERY NEXT DAY.
In the past, the loss of a job meant weeks of unemployment (or even MONTHS), countless tuning up of resumes, on-line postings, vain attempts at networking, and general malaise.
It also goes to show how the job market (America's real economy - production/consumption) is largely divorced from how the stock market (the economy of speculation) is doing.
The elites are wailing about a "recession" because the stock market is doing poorly. Back when the stock market actually represented investment in production, this would have mattered. Thanks to futures/derivatives trading combined with offshoring, there is little to no connection. The stock market could be doing well in times of mass unemployment, and conversely the market can crash when we have near full-employment.
Do it democrats see what happens - they really are that stupid
November saw its disappointing 155,000 original report revised up to 176,000, while October’s count went from 274,000 to 237,000, for a net gain of 58,000 from the previous tallies.
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Looks like something is stated backwards.
Pelosi, Schumer: “Oh crap! It’s hard to knock Trump when he’s doing so well.”
The anti-American media is trying to talk the country into a recession to defeat Trump just as they tried to talk it up during Obama to keep him in office.
For some reason my IPhone “News” widget always includes articles from HuffPost Canada. Not sure why because they are anti-Trump 24/7. Anyways here in Canada if you rely on the Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, or HuffPo, you would never know the US economy was the rocket it is.