Reports of the retail industry’s death are greatly exaggerated. Here’s a look at the numbers to see what’s really going on.
https://nrf.com/future-of-retail
5 Common Data Visualization Mistakes (and how to avoid making them)Brian Bamberger
Data visualization is a useful tool to leverage when using data to communicate information. Done correctly, dataviz can substantially boost your audience's engagement and understanding. However, poorly-visualized data can override your message. This presentation provides an overview of common dataviz mistakes and how to avoid them.
JAN FREITAG’S 5 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT U.S. OCTOBER PERFORMANCE DATAHOTEL NEWS NOW (STR)
Revenue per available room for the United States hotel industry is still growing but not as much as we’ve seen in past months. This is despite the fact that we picked up a Saturday compared to last year’s October (and lost a Wednesday), which should have been a positive influence on the monthly data. Here are five things to know about hotel performance in October, according to an analysis by Jan Freitag, senior VP of lodging insights for HNN’s parent company STR.
I want to share with you the latest edition of the Texas Family Office Association (“TFOA”) monthly economic update. The attached report includes a wealth of data and exhibits on the state of the USA economy and selected States as well as a 10-Year expected return forecast for all asset classes and this month’s economic release calendar for your ease of reference. I hope you’ll find the information useful…
Reports of the retail industry’s death are greatly exaggerated. Here’s a look at the numbers to see what’s really going on.
https://nrf.com/future-of-retail
5 Common Data Visualization Mistakes (and how to avoid making them)Brian Bamberger
Data visualization is a useful tool to leverage when using data to communicate information. Done correctly, dataviz can substantially boost your audience's engagement and understanding. However, poorly-visualized data can override your message. This presentation provides an overview of common dataviz mistakes and how to avoid them.
JAN FREITAG’S 5 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT U.S. OCTOBER PERFORMANCE DATAHOTEL NEWS NOW (STR)
Revenue per available room for the United States hotel industry is still growing but not as much as we’ve seen in past months. This is despite the fact that we picked up a Saturday compared to last year’s October (and lost a Wednesday), which should have been a positive influence on the monthly data. Here are five things to know about hotel performance in October, according to an analysis by Jan Freitag, senior VP of lodging insights for HNN’s parent company STR.
I want to share with you the latest edition of the Texas Family Office Association (“TFOA”) monthly economic update. The attached report includes a wealth of data and exhibits on the state of the USA economy and selected States as well as a 10-Year expected return forecast for all asset classes and this month’s economic release calendar for your ease of reference. I hope you’ll find the information useful…
Forschungsprojekt "Arbeitswelt 3.0" gestartet. KIM unterstützt kleine und mittlere Unternehmen bei der Steigerung der Arbeitgeberattraktivität. Eberle Bau ist mit dabei und gibt Impulse aus der Praxis für die Praxis.
Forschungsprojekt "Arbeitswelt 3.0" gestartet. KIM unterstützt kleine und mittlere Unternehmen bei der Steigerung der Arbeitgeberattraktivität. Eberle Bau ist mit dabei und gibt Impulse aus der Praxis für die Praxis.
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Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis
1. Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis
It's amusing watching all the GDP forecast downgrades in the wake of a huge string of bad economic
data reports, one after another.
Following the retail sales report on March 12, the Atlanta Fed GDPNow forceast fell from 1.2
percent to 0.6 percent.
"The GDPNow model forecast for real GDP growth (seasonally adjusted annual rate) in the first
quarter of 2015 was 0.6 percent on March 12, down from 1.2 percent on March 6."
The Fed forgot to update their picture. It still looks like this.
Blue Chip Consensus Eight Miles High
I am wondering what the "Blue Chip" forecasters are smoking. By any chance are they getting high
off the glue in the string of recent jobs report?
To be fair, the "Blue Chip" forecast is as February 24, but by then the Fed Model had already been
heading south.
Regardless, we are now at 0.6 percent and falling fast in the Fed model. The latest "Blue Chip"
forecast is seemingly Eight Miles High.
This calls for a musical tribute.
Link if video does not play: Byrds - Eight Miles High.
Of course, there is one rational explanation for these estimates to be so wildly different: Weather
Unexpectedly Much Worse Than Economists Previously Thought.
Mike "Mish" Shedlock
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com
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