Vary sad jobs report (Page 2): I see we got a bunch of new bots and trolls...

Lonewolf

I see we got a bunch of new bots and trolls

DaWg44

woodguru wrote:

That low month was projected to be 150,000 higher, it and indicators like the bond market need to be watched. Another is corporate debt, too many corporations are upside down, if there is any slowdown or inflation it will start taking corporations out.

Gas prices are going to start stressing the nation, Trump needs to do what Obama did, tell the oil industry roll those prices back or he will.

If Obama said that, oil companies did not listen. I know quite well what my fuel bills were during his Presidency, a helluva lot higher than now.

Get yourself 6 long haul trucks & find out for yourself the difference in $4.35 & $3.05/ gallon. If you think for one minute fuel surcharges were some kind of bailout for us, do some homework. If you think Obama gave a hoot in Hell about the people who grow the food w/ diesel & those who get it to mouths w/ diesel, you are mistaken or just uninformed.

America 1 Loc: South Miami

Lonewolf wrote:

Was not vary good last month

The U.S. economy added 263,000 jobs in April, outpacing the median estimate of 190,000 jobs, according to The New York Times, and the unemployment rate fell to 3.6%, the lowest it’s been since December 1969.
https://www.careerbuilder.com/advice/bls-jobs-report

America 1 Loc: South Miami

woodguru wrote:

That low month was projected to be 150,000 higher, it and indicators like the bond market need to be watched. Another is corporate debt, too many corporations are upside down, if there is any slowdown or inflation it will start taking corporations out.

Gas prices are going to start stressing the nation, Trump needs to do what Obama did, tell the oil industry roll those prices back or he will.

"Gas prices are going to start stressing the nation."
Democrats $2.63.
Republicans $2.55.
Gas Prices of the Last 100 Years
https://www.idrivesafely.com/defensive-driving/trending/democrats-vs-republicans-gas-prices-last-100-years

Snoopy

Lonewolf wrote:

Was not vary good last month

Lone:

If prospective workers have the same command of the English language as you .. . there will
be much more unemployment!

Snoopy

badbob85037

What I think, some one is getting worried a job might find him.

America 1 Loc: South Miami

DaWg44 wrote:

If Obama said that, oil companies did not listen. ... (show quote)

In 2008 gas tank with 26.4 gal compacity cost $100.00 plus to fill.

TrueAmerican

Lonewolf wrote:

May jobs report show only 75,000 jobs created way to go trump

L*****t liberal liar desperately seeking something to bash president Trump with. Sorry dumbocrat s lie will never set you free only the t***h !!!!!!

Wonttakeitanymore

Lonewolf wrote:

Was not vary good last month

Was never good or real with ovomit!

Lonewolf

Wonttakeitanymore wrote:

Was never good or real with ovomit!

How was it like with bush

Wonttakeitanymore

Lonewolf wrote:

How was it like with bush

Wasn’t as divided or h**eful!!!!

Lonewolf

Wonttakeitanymore wrote:

Wasn’t as divided or h**eful!!!!

It only got h**eful because Obama was black!!

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Liberty Tree wrote:

How is the DOW compared to when trump took office? Of course you and the other liberals look for anything negative. You want the economy to crash no matter who gets hurt just so you can blame Trump. You h**e Trump more than you love America.

Well if you truly care about that, let me bring a few facts to you..

https://imagesvc.timeincapp.com/v3/mm/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Ffortunedotcom.files.wordpress.com%2F2019%2F06%2Fcomparison_trump_obama.png&w=700&q=85

http://fortune.com/2019/06/03/stock-market-trump-obama-sp-500/

S&P 500 Has Performed Far Worse Under Trump Than Under Obama

When it comes to talking himself up, Trump in particular has compared himself to Barack Obama. So, how do the two presidents measure up in terms of growth in major indexes, measured between their inauguration and May 31 of their third year in office?

The short answer is that Trump has quite a way to go. Under Obama, the S&P 500 grew by 56.4%. The Dow Jones Industrials Average was up 50.6% and the Nasdaq, 92.9%.

The numbers under Trump were 21.4% for the S&P 500, 25.2% for the Dow, and 34.2% for Nasdaq.

“In President Trump’s case, his very pro-business attitude unleashed some animal spirits in markets and for business leaders,” said Mark Hamrick, senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com. “But he has also been unpredictable. His decisions on trade have been negative for business sentiment and also for the real economy.”

An example of the latter was the announcement of additional tariffs on Mexico and a negative reaction by the markets. The big tool he once had to stimulate stocks—a tax cut—is already used up. “We saw the impact of 2017’s tax reform cushion the U.S. from the tariff fallout that gripped the rest of the world in 2018,” said Max Gokhman, head of asset allocation at Pacific Life Fund Advisors. “Unfortunately, that t***sitory tax reform boost was already going to make year-over-year comparisons challenging and, now, should all the announced tariffs be fully enacted, the U.S. economy will face a $230 billion tax. This net tax increase would likely deal a fatal blow to the aging expansion, where not even the most sk**led central banker could resuscitate it.”

In one way, campaigning against Obama—who can’t return to the presidency—is easy for Trump. Running against the heady growth of that stock market might end up a lot harder.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Wonttakeitanymore wrote:

Was never good or real with ovomit!

In spite of the republicans greatest efforts led by McConnell, President Obama actions were productive and positive over a 7 year period..

trump has yet to figure out what makes jobs and what a job truly is..

The sputtering of jobs growth,see Feb and May 2019, is often a forecast of a dip in the economy..

I this years numbers, it looks as if the factor is trade and the tariffs..

What happens will be a downturn but the timing is not certain. Never is..

The numbers: American businesses and other employers created the fewest new jobs in February in 17 months, the latest sign of a broader slowdown in the U.S. economy.

The economy added just 20,000 new jobs last month, the smallest gain since September 2017, the government said Friday.

America 1 Loc: South Miami

permafrost wrote:

Well if you truly care about that, let me bring a few facts to you..

https://imagesvc.timeincapp.com/v3/mm/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Ffortunedotcom.files.wordpress.com%2F2019%2F06%2Fcomparison_trump_obama.png&w=700&q=85

http://fortune.com/2019/06/03/stock-market-trump-obama-sp-500/

S&P 500 Has Performed Far Worse Under Trump Than Under Obama

When it comes to talking himself up, Trump in particular has compared himself to Barack Obama. So, how do the two presidents measure up in terms of growth in major indexes, measured between their inauguration and May 31 of their third year in office?

The short answer is that Trump has quite a way to go. Under Obama, the S&P 500 grew by 56.4%. The Dow Jones Industrials Average was up 50.6% and the Nasdaq, 92.9%.

The numbers under Trump were 21.4% for the S&P 500, 25.2% for the Dow, and 34.2% for Nasdaq.

“In President Trump’s case, his very pro-business attitude unleashed some animal spirits in markets and for business leaders,” said Mark Hamrick, senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com. “But he has also been unpredictable. His decisions on trade have been negative for business sentiment and also for the real economy.”

An example of the latter was the announcement of additional tariffs on Mexico and a negative reaction by the markets. The big tool he once had to stimulate stocks—a tax cut—is already used up. “We saw the impact of 2017’s tax reform cushion the U.S. from the tariff fallout that gripped the rest of the world in 2018,” said Max Gokhman, head of asset allocation at Pacific Life Fund Advisors. “Unfortunately, that t***sitory tax reform boost was already going to make year-over-year comparisons challenging and, now, should all the announced tariffs be fully enacted, the U.S. economy will face a $230 billion tax. This net tax increase would likely deal a fatal blow to the aging expansion, where not even the most sk**led central banker could resuscitate it.”

In one way, campaigning against Obama—who can’t return to the presidency—is easy for Trump. Running against the heady growth of that stock market might end up a lot harder.

Well if you truly care about that, let me bring a ... (show quote)

"S&P 500 Has Performed Far Worse Under Trump Than Under Obama."
Not anywhere close
01/08 S&P high 1482.75
01/16 S&P high 2043.50
560.75 increase over 8 years.
70.09 points avg. per year.
01/16 S&P high 2043.50
01/19 S&P high 2713.00
669.50 increase over 3 years
223.17 avg. per year