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What happens when "everyone" is working? What happens when hourly wages increase?
The talk on CNBC is incredible: "brave new world."
Oh, back to the question(s) above.
Answer? Hint? Folks spend more money.
Consumer spending accounts for 2/3rds of the GDP.
So, what does all that get us?
Well, let's look. Link here.
Who alerted me to that? The smartest interviewer -- perhaps the smartest overall analyst on CNBC: Sara Eisen.
Sara: who ever saw this coming -- inflation coming down; jobs way over the estimates; and now, GDP estimates over 4%.
And not just "barely" 4% but four-point-two percent.
I go back to this. Goldilocks economy.
How many hundreds of thousands of new jobs = a 25-basis point cut? For earnings, not market action.
- Wow, talking heads are nuts. Meme investing.
- let's opine:
- 100,000 new jobs = a 25-basis point cut for earnings
- 3.5 x 25 = 87.5 basis points
How much of a drop in oil price = a 25-basis point cut? For earnings, not market action.
- let's opine:
- every $2.5 drop in WTI = 25-basis point
- $80 - $7.5 = $72.5-WTI = another 75-basis point
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