-->Included in whatever figure is released tomorrow will be jobs that the government actually counts through its employer surveys, adjustments for the seasons, and jobs that the Labor Department thinks are being created by new companies it hasn't yet reached in its polls. [...] When the government announced that 288,000 jobs were created this past April, for instance, that figure included a whopping 270,000 jobs that the Labor Department estimated — but couldn't prove — had been created by new companies. [...] In April of 2003, the Labor Department believed that new companies created 128,000 jobs. But the next month — May of 2003 — the figure on these imaginary jobs was upped to 192,000.

Father forgive me - 94% of the newly created jobs were pure speculation, let alone all other ways to cook the numbers. It seems this ratio will take out the strong 100% resistance before November, rising to a new all-time high in shameless fraud. If this is not a to-da-moon bull market...

Manfred
<ul> ~ http://www.nypost.com/business/22197.htm</ul>

-->hatten wir letzten Monat schon; siehe dazu auch @cosas Bereinigung für
die letzten Monate

gruss

ks

<ul> ~ http://f17.parsimony.net/forum30434/messages/272059.htm</ul>