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Jill has been working with Advisor Perspectives since 2012 and in 2015 joined the dshort team as Research Director. She considers herself a Gen X’er and has a background in mathematics and science. She holds a Master of Science in Physical Science with a concentration in physics and ...more

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U.S. Workforce Recovery - Wednesday, May 9
The unemployment rate dropped to 3.9%, and the number of new nonfarm jobs (a relatively volatile number subject to extensive revisions) came in at 164K.
April Producer Price Index: Final Demand Up 0.1% MoM
Today's release of the April Producer Price Index (PPI) for Final Demand came in at 0.1% month-over-month seasonally adjusted, down from last month's 0.2%. It is at 2.6% year-over-year, down from 3.0% last month, on a non-seasonally adjusted basis.
The Three Largest Cryptocurrencies - Tuesday, May 8
With so much focus on bitcoin lately, we've added a new weekly update that tracks the three largest cryptocurrencies by market share: bitcoin, Ether, and Ripple.
Job Openings & Labor Turnover: Clues To The Business Cycle - Tuesday, May 8
The JOLTS reports will be interesting to watch in the months ahead. But the volatility of the data, which is also subject to revisions, encourages caution in taking the data for any given month very seriously.
Long-Term Trends In Employment By Age Group - Tuesday, May 8
The Labor Force Participation Rate (LFPR) is a simple computation: You take the Civilian Labor Force and divide it by the Civilian Noninstitutional Population. The result is the participation rate expressed as a percent.
Weekly Gasoline Price Update: Regular And Premium Unchanged, WTIC Up 3%
California has the highest average price for Regular at $3.62 and San Francisco, CA is the most expensive city, averaging $3.75. Oklahoma has the cheapest at $2.49.
Multiple Jobholders: Over Two Decades Of Trends As Of April
What are the long-term trends for multiple jobholders in the US?
The Ratio Of Part-Time Employed: April 2018
The Labor Department has been collecting this since 1968, a time when only 13.5% of US employees were part-timers. That number peaked at 20.1% in January 2010. The latest data point, over eight years later, is modestly lower at 17.7% last month.
Secular Trends In Employment: Goods Producing Versus Services Providing - Monday, May 7
The Department of Labor has monthly data on employment by industry categories reaching back to 1939. At the highest level, all jobs are categorized in either Service-Providing Industries or Goods Producing Industries.
S&P 500 Snapshot: Up 1.3% On Friday
The S&P 500 ended the first week of May with a minor 0.24% loss from last Friday and 1.28% gain from Thursday. The index is down 1.2% YTD and 7.3% below its record close.
The Civilian Labor Force, Unemployment Claims And The Business Cycle - Friday, May 4
The current ratios of weekly claims to the labor force contradict the minority view that the US is bordering on recession. Instead, the ratios suggest that even a near-term recession would be many months in the future.
The Big Four Economic Indicators: April Nonfarm Employment
April's 164K increase in total nonfarm payrolls was accompanied by upward revisions of 30K. The unemployment rate dropped to 3.9%.
RecessionAlert Weekly Leading Index Update - Friday, May 4
The latest index reading came in at 19.2, down from 20.7 the previous week.
ECRI Weekly Leading Index Update - Friday, May 4
Year-over-year the four-week moving average of the indicator is now at 3.56%, up from 3.08% last week. The WLI Growth indicator is now at 4.1, up from the previous week.
April Jobs Report: 164K New Jobs, Disappoints Forecast
This morning's employment report for April showed a 164K increase in total nonfarm payrolls, which was worse than forecasts. The unemployment rate dropped to 3.9%.
The Latest Look At The Total Return Roller Coaster - Thursday, May 3
Imagine that five years ago you invested $10,000 in the S&P 500. How much would it be worth today, with dividends reinvested but adjusted for inflation?
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