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Alternate Unemployment Charts

The seasonally-adjusted SGS Alternate Unemployment Rate reflects current unemployment reporting methodology adjusted for SGS-estimated long-term discouraged workers, who were defined out of official existence in 1994. That estimate is added to the BLS estimate of U-6 unemployment, which includes short-term discouraged workers.

The U-3 unemployment rate is the monthly headline number. The U-6 unemployment rate is the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ (BLS) broadest unemployment measure, including short-term discouraged and other marginally-attached workers as well as those forced to work part-time because they cannot find full-time employment.

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Yeah, but the F-9 quarterly finance employment figures clearly show an across the board U-3 upper tier triple lindy. That further supports the H-2 and H-3 demise as 3D lending will not out pace the Euro.
 
Yeah, but the F-9 quarterly finance employment figures clearly show an across the board U-3 upper tier triple lindy. That further supports the H-2 and H-3 demise as 3D lending will not out pace the Euro.

Well, that clears it up! :p
 
The unemployements rate announced by the US government among other items does not include:

1. those who have exhuaste dbenefits, give up, and no longer seek work
2. those who have taken jobs but less than what they want or are skilled for -- i.e., if one of the 495 becomes works the register at McDonalds, he is now "employed"
3. those who choose to work fewer hours in a week to spare their bretheren from being fired;
4. those who chose not to file for unemployment, like many carpenters and tradesman who were paid in cash for many years;
5. those who did not make enought $$ or work long enough to be eligible for benefits
6. youths between 16 and 18 who are now unemployed

Interesting stuff. Thanks for posting.
 
Fractional business like it or not is just another Ponzi scheme. Sooner or later people investing money in something like that will start smarting up IF NOT ALREADY SO and get their money in an own private plane or something else.
 
I have my life invested in a certain aviation company right now. Hope it pans out

Hope you are lucky. I will never do that again. I lost all my aviation shares in early 90s and im not gonna repeat the stupidity.
 
And BTW what;s the deal with Avantair? It keeps loosing money for the last 6 years but it,s still in business.Unless this is a money laundry company I see no economical reason to still be in business. Berlosconi is out so it,s funny to see the Avantair;s future!
 
Fractional business like it or not is just another Ponzi scheme. Sooner or later people investing money in something like that will start smarting up IF NOT ALREADY SO and get their money in an own private plane or something else.

Yes, because individual airplanes don't depreciate like fractions do... ?

If our business were a Ponzi scheme, our owners who needed to sell their shares wouldn't have gotten the value back out. They did.
 
Yes, because individual airplanes don't depreciate like fractions do... ?

If our business were a Ponzi scheme, our owners who needed to sell their shares wouldn't have gotten the value back out. They did.

But if there was a run on the bank, you better believe the spigots would have been turned off.
 
Please....for the last time....."loosing" is not a word. I know that and I went to PS12in NYC. Capiche?
 
Please....for the last time....."loosing" is not a word. I know that and I went to PS12in NYC. Capiche?
I am from the Arthur Avenue Belmont Avenue area (as in Dion and the Belmonts) of the Bronx and also went to school in NYC. We spelled it "capisce?".

But then, being from da brunks, we might have been "stonati" (stunod). And as everyone knows, by definition, the stunod -- no capisce.
 
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I am from the Arthur Avenue Belmont Avenue area (as in Dion and the Belmonts) of the Bronx and also went to school in NYC. We spelled it "capisce?".

But then, being from da brunks, we might have been "stonati" (stunod). And as everyone knows, by definition, the stunod -- no capisce.

Capisce is right. I learned it at St A's and PS81 in Ridgewood. :p
 

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