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The Truth About... The Economy

What statistics, or indicators, can we follow to understand if the economy is getting better or worse?

Bernard Baumohl, the author of The Secrets of Economic Indicators and a senior financial reporter for TIME Magazine for two decades, explains two key data points that we can track to understand how to judge the economy and to preserve wealth. These two data points are:

* Traffic for prospective home buyers
* Demand for temporary labor

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  • @UnitedPebbles no these are LEADING indicators and if the leading indicators increase wich are only a small part of the economy, the rest of the economy will follow. so if you can predict a rising economy 6 months before it actually starts increasing you can start investing. since you know better times are comming soon

  • So the indicators only tell current situation of the particular industry? There are no guarantee of future forecast?

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