The following chart shows real manufacturers' nondefense capital goods (excluding aircraft) new orders per capita (September 2013 dollars).
Click to enlarge.
It is accelerating almost exactly like a baseball would after it has been hit up into the air. Pardon my language, but gravity's a bitch.
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St. Louis Fed: Custom Chart
Hotels: Occupancy Rate Increased 2.8% Year-over-year
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From STR: U.S. hotel results for week ending 13 April
Helped by the total solar eclipse, U.S. hotel performance increased from
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http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/LNU00000060
Looks like a New Regime to me . . .
Troy,
Here's your chart showing growth and comparing that to 10-year treasury yields.
Check this out.
I bet we could fine tune it by factoring in the future employment potential of the 25-54 population. That one's open for debate of course.
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