…more and more women entered the labor market. That dynamic had pretty much hit peak in the 1990s. Since then, there has been a nearly persistent slow decline. At its…

…peak . . . I don’t know what’s going on in most of those states, but i have a few articles that might give us a clue: Pennsylvania COVID-19 cases…

…CaseShiller indexes have risen almost an identical 250% since January 1991, when the FHFA index began: During that time, usually, the FHFA index has decelerated and made a peak or…

…peak (at a still awful 67,000), while deaths, after some noise from data dumps, are down under 1500: Since deaths follow cases with roughly a 3-week lag or so, the…

…to 284,750, both new pandemic lows: For the past 50 years, initial claims have only been at these levels briefly at the peak of the late 1990’s tech boom, and…

…been energy costs. Indeed, oil prices have doubled in the past year, and increased 20% in September and October alone: But the above shows a peak on October 26, which…

…hand, YoY price changes continue to decelerate, then the market is probably close to or at its peak, consistent with my rubric is that sales peak first, followed by prices….

…the end of October. Since the Delta wave from trough to peak in the South and West took about 2 months (similar to what happened in India, the UK, and…

…the July peak of 11.098 million. Voluntary quits (the “great resignation,” gold, right scale) decreased to 4.157 million, a decline of over 200,000 from last month’s peak. Actual hires (red)…

…– by -18.8%) – since its peak in November 2020,  while “real” residential construction spending has declined -15.1% since its post-recession peak in January of this year. Visit website for all…