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Kia ora,Welcome to Tuesday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect Aotearoa/New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the international edition from Interest.co.nz.And today we lead with news 2024 has brought some huge and surprising changes. But in other sectors, not as much change as you might have expected. And through it all profits and wealth growth have been strong.But first in the US and based on a rise in new orders, the Dallas Fed's Texas manufacturing indexmoved up into positive territory in December, its first positive reading since April 2022. Forward sentiment was positive in that state for a second month in a row.Also driven by new order inflows, but the lack of them in this case, the Chicago PMI fell further in December from November and missing market forecasts. This is their 13th consecutive month of retreats, recording its steepest decline since May.US pending home sales in November grew a strong +6.9% from a year ago, their best rise since May 2021. To be fair however, it is off a weak base, but it is the fourth straight month of gains in sales volumes. Sellers seem to be capitulating on price expectations, and it has become a buyers market, according to the peak US realtor group.In China, a Reuters poll suggests factory activity there expanded in December, capping a three month gain.In Japan, their 10-year government bond yield edged up to around 1.11%, its highest since 2011, as investors continued to assess their latest inflation data.South Korean retail sales rose more than expected. Even so the gain was minimal. Korean industrial production undershot in November. But it is their political crisis that is hurting their currency, falling to its lowest against the USD since 2009.Other countries are depreciating too against the US dollar. The Turkish lira is at a record, all-time low. Ditto the Russian ruble. And the Chinese yuan is almost its lowest since 2007.The US dollar index is ending the year its highest since 2022, and prior to that, its strongest since 2002.Back on Wall Street, the Wall Street Journal is reporting the investment in exchange traded funds now exceeds US$10 tln, with a 2024 rise in these investment vehicles up +30% from 2023 or up +US$2½ tln in 2024.The UST 10yr yield is now at just on 4.55%, and down -8 bps from yesterday. The price of gold will start today at US$2298/oz and down -US$22 from yesterday. We started the year with this price at just on US$2,050/oz, so a +27% net rise for 2024.Oil prices are a bit more than +50 USc firmer at just over US$71/bbl in the US while the international Brent price is still just over US$74. We are ending 2024 almost exactly where we started.The Kiwi dollar starts today just on 56.4 USc and unchanged from yesterday. We started the year at 63.4 USc, peaked at 63.6 USc at the end of September, but the net devaluation until now has been -11.1% in USD terms. Against the Aussie we are up +10 bps at 90.7 AUc. Against the euro we are up +20 bps at 54.3 euro cents. That all means our TWI-5 starts today at just over 67 to be little-changed from yesterday. The TWI-5 started the year at 71.1, (it peaked at 71.4 mid February) for an overall devaluation of -5.8%.The bitcoin price starts today at US$91,907 and down -2.0% from this time on Saturday. Volatility over the past 24 hours has been modest at +/- 1.5%. It started the year at US$44,204 and rose to US$73,095 by mid-March. It was still at just US$69,391 just prior to the US election, and has risen since that result. It peaked by closing at US$106,169 on December 18, 2024.You can find links to the articles mentioned today in our show notes.You can get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz.Kia ora. I'm David Chaston. And we will do this again on Monday, January 6.Happy New Year everyone !

Florida's NEW Rules for Public Adjusters, Hurricane Debby Impact, Harsh Criticism Response! In this episode of the Commercial Claim Show, I bring you crucial updates for Florida public adjusters in the wake of Hurricane Debby. I'll walk you through the new rules and orders from Florida's CFO General Jimmy Patronis, including the extended 30-day cancellation period, and other important requirements you need to know. I also address the recent criticisms aimed at public adjusters and extend an invitation to Jimmy Patronis for an open conversation. Don't miss these vital updates and insights! Timestamps: 0:00 – New Orders from Florida'S CFO After Hurricane Debbie 3:18 – Extended 30-Day Cancellation Period for Public Adjuster Contracts 5:46 – Weekly Update Requirement for Public Adjusters 10:55 – My Response to Criticisms Against Public Adjusters 12:37 – Invitation to Jimmy Patronis for a Discussion ► Efficiency Hacks for Public Adjusters GUIDE! Get your own copy for FREE now: https://dashboard.commercialclaimsadvocate.com/efficiency-hacks-free-guide Ready to scale your public-adjusting career? Download our FREE guide to optimize your workflow, manage your time, and grow your business!

”Jeg var 16 år gammel, lige flyttet hjemmefra og spiste lagkage til aftensmad. Hver aften!” Forfatter Emma Rosenzweig har altid været nysgerrig og sulten på livets muligheder og tager derfor ret tidligt, store bidder af tilværelsens kager. Hendes roomie arbejder i et konditori og når pengene er få, bliver aftensmaden tit en lagkage, der er blevet til overs. Der er dog et sted, hvor den unge Emma bruger penge: i biografen! En aften hvor hun er alene afsted, ser hun Sofia Coppolas nyfortolkning af ”Marie Antionette”. Filmens soundtrack får en afgørende betydning for Emmas liv, fordi det er her hun møder New Orders nummer ”Age Of Consent”. Og når man er ”en lille arkivist”, så må Emma straks undersøge resten af albummet ”Power, Corruption & Lies”. Sangene vælter Emma bagover og her i 2024 kan hun se tilbage på et levet liv, hvor New Orders sange både har fyldt i tider med sorg, glæde, dans, sex, litteratur, arbejde og rejser. I denne første del af ugens Portrætalbum kan du lære teenageren Emma Rosenzweig bedre at kende, når vi blandt andet tager med til Ungdomshus demonstrationer på Nørrebro og kommer med en høflig ældre herre i biografen. Udsendelse nr.: 152 Vært: Anders Bøtter Klip og lyddesign: Emil Germod Redaktør: Michelle Mølgaard Andersen Produceret af: Bowie-JettSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

”Ideen om at man leder efter en partner for at få det nemt, ja det har aldrig været mig”. Sådan fortæller forfatter Emma Rosenzweig, når snakken falder på kærligheden til hendes mand, den 24 år ældre kunstner, Tal R. For ligesom stor kunst, så kan stor kærlighed også være tidløs. Og selvom de to ikke nødvendigvis deler kærligheden til New Orders album ”Power, Corruption & Lies”, så finder de store styrker og fælles fortællinger i at have meget forskellige oplevelser af den samme tidsperiode. I denne anden del af ugens Portrætalbum kan du høre Emma Rosenzweig fortælle om, hvordan det har været at debutere som forfatter, hvordan det er at blive mor, finde fodfæste og lade ungdommens uro forsvinde. Men til trods for, at de til tider svære ungdomsår er bag hende, så nærer Emma stadig en kæmpe stor kærlighed til New Orders musik, som er blevet hendes livs måske vigtigste soundtrack. Udsendelse nr.: 152 Vært: Anders Bøtter Klip og lyddesign: Emil Germod Redaktør: Michelle Mølgaard Andersen Produceret af: Bowie-JettSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kia ora,Welcome to Tuesday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect Aotearoa/New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the international edition from Interest.co.nz.And today we lead with news all about the state of the world's factories. Globally, manufacturing stabilised in November with a rise in new orders.First up today, there were two factory PMI surveys out for the US for November. Both reported their sector contraction eased noticeably. The widely-watched local ISM version reported that new orders are now back expanding, even if the overall sector isn't. They also found that customer inventories are currently "too low", so that could well indicate an expansion is on the cards soon. And the internationally-benchmarked S&P Global/Markit version was upgraded from their 'flash' report showing similar improvements in new order flows.In Canada, their factory sector expanded with its strongest result in nearly two years.In China, the private Caixin factory PMI was noticeably more positive for November than the official version. New orders drove that improvement too, and they were led by new export orders.The same survey of Japanese factories wasn't as positive and they reported a slightly larger contraction in November.In Singapore, their PMI rose to a small expansion. But it was equal best since December 2018.In Malaysia, their PMI eased in November, only slightly, but it remained under pressure with fewer new orders.Back in China, their 10-year government bond yield has dropped to 2%, a multi-decade low. Modern records for this paper only go back to 2002, but it is easily the lowest since then. The fall comes amid expectations of expanded stimulus from Beijing to support the economy. But expected announcements haven't surfaced so far.There was quite a bit of data released in Australia yesterday. First, their building consent data for October rose but only because of a catchup in apartment consents. It was a big jump. Consents for houses continued to slip however. But they have had overall rises consistently since the start of the year.On the retail sales front, Victoria, Queensland and South Australia saw good gains, but retail sales gains in NSW and WA were weak. However, it seems their Black Friday sales were quite positive, giving retailers there hope that the run to Christmas will be a better trading period.On the factory front, their internationally-benchmarked November PMI contracted at a much slower pace in November, hardly at all, which counts as an improvement for them.The UST 10yr yield is now at just on 4.18%, unchanged from yesterday.The price of gold will start today at US$2640/oz and down -US$9 from this time yesterday.Oil prices are -50 USc lower at US$68/bbl in the US while the international Brent price is -US$1 lower at just over US$71.50/bbl.The Kiwi dollar starts today at 58.8 USc and down -50 bps from this time yesterday. Against the Aussie we up +20 bps at 91 AUc. Against the euro we unchanged at 56 euro cents. That all means our TWI-5 starts today at just on 68.4, and down -20 bps from yesterday.The bitcoin price starts today at US$96,401 and down -1.0% from this time yesterday. Volatility over the past 24 hours has been modest at +/- 1.7%.You can find links to the articles mentioned today in our show notes.You can get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz.Kia ora. I'm David Chaston. And we will do this again tomorrow.

This quarterly economic report, published by ITR Economics, features data specifically for the material handling industry to assist MHEDA members plan for the year ahead. The full detailed report is available to members only. Order and Download Free Report (member login required) 10 Key Insights from the Q3 Report: “Stimulating Factors and How to Harness These Trends” Material Handling Equipment New Orders have declined 1.0% from a tentative February 2024 peak but are still above the year-old level. Adjusted for inflation, New Orders have been trending around or just below year-ago levels since early last year. Material Handling Equipment New Orders will rise starting in mid-2025 and extend through at least 2026. Economic evidence indicates that a plateau in 2024 is more likely than the previously forecasted mild recession for B2B spending and industrial activity, though this plateau may have a slight downward bias. Consumer and services heavy US Real GDP and US Total Retail Sales will slow in growth in 2024. Leading indicators signal a stronger year for the US macroeconomy come 2025. While semiconductor and chip manufacturing dominate the news on onshoring efforts, manufacturers across the economy are moving supply chains closer to home at an accelerated pace post-COVID. Consider new products or markets to expand into over the longer term to buck some of the headwinds we see coming in the 2030s. US Real Personal Incomes are rising, allowing consumers to continue spending at a pace exceeding inflation. The tight labor market will likely persist throughout this decade, which may drive more businesses to automation solutions in the coming years. Look for ways to offset your own exposure to labor costs. The annual growth rate for E-Commerce Retail Sales will rebound in the second half of 2025 and generally rise into mid-2026. Weakening in warehousing costs and a mild tick up in vacancy rates suggest demand for additional warehouses may be slowing. Takeaways for Your Business: While most leading economic indicators are flashing green, downside pressures will linger this year. Overall, the remainder of this year will be a bit sluggish. This is a good time to reevaluate your competitive advantages and improve upon strategies to capitalize on the relatively strong macroeconomy expected in 2025 and 2026. Remember to zoom out from the day-to-day to reflect on your competitive advantages and your longer-term strategy.

Today's Post - https://bahnsen.co/4dd0xsl Economic Front The big economic news last week was the 1.6% annualized real GDP growth for Q1 when +2.5% had been expected. The 3.4% of Q4 (again, all these numbers are annualized, which is just how they get discussed) was not going to repeat itself, but 1.6% vs. 2.5% projected and 2.7% in the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model was a big step down. The positive side is that manufacturing appears to be picking up, New Orders are on the rise, and low inventories now mean more manufacturing later. Net exports were the biggest drag (-0.9%), and, as is almost always the case, consumption was the largest contributor (+1.7%). Capex contributed just +0.4%. The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) was up +2.7% year-over-year last month, matching expectations. Personal Income rose +0.5% in March, in line with expectations. 54% of people worked at firms with less than 500 employees in 1980. That number is just over 46% now. The fertility rate in the U.S. dropped to 1.62 last year, the lowest on record. Our fertility rate has been below the 2.1 replacement level for 17 years now. Links mentioned in this episode: DividendCafe.com TheBahnsenGroup.com

Welcome to the fourth episode of the Super Earth Podcast! Join Lito and Mike as they dive into the latest New Orders, Lito's Gear, Patches, and Community News. Don't miss out on the chance to hear if your ship name gets a mention towards the end of the episode. This exciting episode is sure to leave you exclaiming... "Wait, what?" Get ready for an action-packed listening experience! References- High on managed democracy, Helldivers 2 soldiers taunt D&D-style Game Master Joel after liberating 6 planets, defending 2, and capturing 2 whole sectors in days | GamesRadar+ https://www.gamesradar.com/high-on-managed-democracy-helldivers-2-soldiers-taunt-dandd-style-game-master-joel-after-liberating-6-planets-defending-2-and-capturing-2-whole-sectors-in-days/ Helldivers 2 grunts capture sightings of a returning faction while the game's director desperately restarts the propaganda machine: "The Illuminate are already here" | GamesRadar+ https://www.gamesradar.com/helldivers-2-grunts-capture-sightings-of-a-returning-faction-while-the-games-director-desperately-restarts-the-propaganda-machine-the-illuminate-are-already-here/ Helldivers 2 Player Has a Great Idea to Stop Friendly Fire Griefing https://gamerant.com/helldivers-2-friendly-fire-griefing-solution/ This is getting out of hand: Helldivers 2 players role-played the bugs so hard that people are making impressive animations of Terminids posting on Reddit | GamesRadar+ https://www.gamesradar.com/this-is-getting-out-of-hand-helldivers-2-players-role-played-the-bugs-so-hard-that-people-are-making-impressive-animations-of-terminids-posting-on-reddit/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/superearthpodcast/message

On this episode of the Camunda Community Podcast, we discuss the dynamic scaling of Zeebe clusters. Host and Senior Developer Advocate Niall Deehan is joined by Senior Software Engineer Backend, Deepthi Akkoorath to learn more about this new feature and how it came to be, including the technical challenges we overcame and decisions we made, as well as what's next for scaling Zeebe. Zeebe, the cloud-native workflow and decision engine that powers Camunda 8, has many next-generation capabilities, including a language-agnostic approach so you can build clients in any programming language, enterprise-grade resilience, and horizontal scaling via a distributed architecture. We have further improved this last one by providing the ability to dynamically scale Zeebe brokers and are committed to further enhancing this feature in the future. Listen to learn more about: How this “daisy of destiny” came to Niall's attentionThe structure of the Zeebe team and Deepthi's role on the Zeebe Distributed Platform TeamWhat is the dynamic scaling Zeebe brokers? How users can dynamically add brokersWhat actually happens under the hood when dynamically scaling ZeebeHow to scale down ZeebeFailover with scaling ZeebeWhat's next for dynamic scaling Learn more about Zeebe: https://bit.ly/3vjvsltGet started with Camunda 8 today: https://bit.ly/3vjM8tb---Additional Resources:[docs] Camunda 8 Concepts: Clusters [docs] Zeebe Technical Concepts: Clustering[docs] Create your cluster[docs] Setting up a Zeebe cluster[docs] Cluster Scaling[github] Zeebe [github issue] Dynamic resize of an existing Zeebe cluster [github issue] [EPIC] Dynamic Scaling of Zeebe Cluster - Phat 1: Number of brokers [github issue] Dynamically start and stop partitions [blogpost] Zeebe Performance 2023 Year in Review ---Visit our website.Connect with us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Mastodon, Threads, and Bluesky. Check out our videos on YouTube. Tweet with us. ---Camunda enables organizations to orchestrate processes across people, systems, and devices to continuously overcome complexity and increase efficiency. With Camunda, business users and developers collaborate using BPMN to model end-to-end processes and run sophisticated automation with the speed, scale, and resilience required to stay competitive. Hundreds of enterprises such as Atlassian, ING, and Vodafone design, orchestrate, and improve business-critical processes with Camunda to accelerate digital transformation.---Camunda presents this podcast for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not wish or intend to provide any legal, technical, or any other advice or services to the listeners of this podcast. Please see here for the full disclaimer.

The manufacturer of China's C919 airliner has received orders for 40 aircraft on the opening day of the Singapore Airshow.

Tim Fiore, Committee Chair for the ISM's Manufacturing Report on Business® indicates that there is stability in the most recent report, with New Orders increasing and moderate contraction in production and employment. Companies continue to operate on lower, tightly controlled inventories while suppliers try to deliver orders early to make their year-end numbers. Overall, the report does not indicate recession even though portions of it are in contraction with GDP growth expected to be 2.4% in the fourth quarter of 2023. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Nieves, Committee Chair for the Services Report on Business(R) discusses the strengths in the Services sectors, which show significant growth in New Orders. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This quarterly economic report, published by ITR Economics, features data specifically for the material handling industry to assist MHEDA members plan for the year ahead. The full detailed report is available to members only. Order and Download Free Report (member login required) Ten Key Insights from the Q4 2023 MHEDA/ITR Report “The State of the Economy Looking Forward” While many headlines suggest the US economy may be able to avoid a recession after all, our (ITR) analysis suggests that is not likely. While the leading indicators remain mixed, the most convincing evidence still points toward a mild recession with a late-2024 low. Annual US Material Handling Equipment New Orders totaled $47.9 billion, up 10% from the same year-ago level. ITR expects Material Handling Equipment New Orders to rise into early 2024. New Orders have been relatively resilient to downside economic pressures such as elevated interest rates. We are forecasting annual New Orders decline from the first half of 2024 into early 2025. On the leading edge of the economy, we are seeing green shoots of recovery in single-family residential construction. The tight supply of existing homes supports an underlying need for new construction, but affordability remains a constraint largely due to elevated interest rates. While it can be daunting to face a year of contraction, recovery in the housing market serves as an encouraging reminder that this decline is temporary. The ongoing United Auto Workers (UAW) union strike may impact current Production, as negotiations are ongoing. If successful negotiations lead to a prompt resolution, the current outlook will remain unchanged. We are closely monitoring the situation, and we will revise our forecast if needed based on further developments. Decline in Annual Production is imminent. US exports are sharply decreasing, as many of the US trade partners are also are on the back side of the business cycle. Real incomes are rising, and we expect inflation to diminish further and the labor market to remain relatively strong. Together, this should put US consumers, who are the backbone of the economy, in a position to support rise for the macroeconomy in 2025. Rise will resume for most industries in 2025. Opportunity can be found in countercyclical and nondiscretionary markets; those which have received federal funding, such as semiconductors and renewables; and younger industries, such as e-commerce. 2025 will generally be a year of moderate rise; a return to record highs will likely occur beyond the forecast range, during the second half of the decade. Takeaways for Your Business: Utilize our market forecasts for your planning and have contingency plans for both the upside and downside. In addition, think back to previous economic booms – what do you wish you had done during the downturn to set your business up for success? Time those actions so you can capitalize on the general rise during 2025 and much of the second half of this decade. Look for ways to lean into your competitive advantages and take the time to address any competitive disadvantages you may have. Extra time may afford an opportunity for system upgrades or efficiency improvements. Lastly, we expect the labor market to remain relatively tight. Look to retain and cross-train key, high-performing employees to keep the business running, and look for ways to minimize your dependency on labor through efficiency gains. Order and download (member login required)  

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Tim Fiore, Committee Chair of the ISM's Manufacturing Report on Business(R) discusses New Orders, Production, Employment, Supplier Deliveries, and Inventories that make up the composite Purchasing Manager's Index Number of 47.6 for August 2023, an improvement from the July reading of 46.4, with better performance in 4 out of the 5 measurements. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stay up to date on news related to the furniture industry! In this episode, we cover:(00:44): "Furniture Industry Sees Increase in New Orders, but Uncertainty Looms: Insights from the Smith-Leonard Survey"(03:18): Challenges and Optimism: A Look at China's Manufacturing Activity in July(05:16): Unlocking Growth: The Power of Attractive and Seamless Financing in the Furniture Retail Industry(07:12): "Retailers Share Priorities and Insights Ahead of the Las Vegas Market"

In ‘How to Win' rather than ‘How to Operate' in a peer or near peer war, time is vital and the ability to share commands (orders) faster than an adversary becomes a critical function of campaigning. The ability to plan and create those orders rapidly enables a different operating tempo to be achieved, ensuring dissemination works to outpace opponents. Peter talks to Lt Gen (rtd) Ben Hodges, US Army, about the differences between historical C2, the contemporary fight, and the future of C2. A new orders process able to be worked and distributed across coalitions and alliances seems to be a fundamental part of success: underpinned by complex exercises, skilled use of common language, and a shared understanding of what needs to be done. In essence, we need to focus more on a ‘common tactical mindset' than a ‘common operating picture'.

This quarterly economic report, published by ITR Economics, features data specifically for the material handling industry to assist MHEDA members plan for the year ahead. The full detailed report is available to members only. Order and download the new report as well as past archived issues (requires member login). Ten Key Insights from the Q3 2023 MHEDA/ITR Report: “Where We Are” Downward pressures are intensifying across a wide breadth of markets, and we are seeing more growth rates drop to near or below zero. The single-family residential construction market has been bludgeoned by elevated interest rates, with annual US Single-Unit Housing Starts down 22.4% from one year prior. Adjusted for inflation, annual US Total Retail Sales are virtually flat. The industrial sector is still rising, but the growth is being driven by the oil and gas sector; the manufacturing and utilities segments are declining. Nonresidential construction, which lags other sectors of the economy, is accelerating, but elevated interest rates, tightening credit standards, and a weakening economy will likely discourage new projects. US Consumer Prices inflation has declined from a peak of +9.1% in June 2022 to +3.0% in May, but the Federal Reserve is maintaining a hawkish tone. Meanwhile, the more volatile US Producer Prices inflation has moved from +18.3% to -3.1% over that same time. It will be beneficial to keep more cash on hand, both to shore up your financial position and position yourself to take advantage of deals at the bottom of the cycle, which will occur around late 2024 for most markets. US Material Handling Equipment New Orders in the 12 months through May totaled $46.5 billion, 9.4% higher than the year-ago level. A revision to the historical New Orders data by the US Census Bureau necessitated a new outlook. Inflation has eased significantly; Prices rise is unlikely to contribute substantially to Retail Sales growth in at least the near term. However, we do not expect a return to the low inflation of the 2010s. These trends are likely to impact dollar-denominated Retail Sales. Takeaways for Your Business: Take steps to prepare for upcoming contraction, though the magnitude will vary by industry and geographic region. Revisit your capital expenditure plans, though investments to improve efficiencies or reduce labor dependence may still be advisable. Have cash on hand to smooth out your finances. Keep in mind that lending criteria will likely be stricter as we move along the back side of the business cycle. Order and Download Full Report (member login required)  

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Efter sångaren Ian Curtis självmord 1980 startade Manchester-bandet Joy Division om som svängiga New Order. Tre år senare kom maxisingeln som världen inte kan sluta dansa till: "Blue Monday". "Blue Monday" är egentligen en omöjlig hit. Den går för fort, med sina 130 slag i minuten är den snabbare än en genomsnittlig dansgolvslåt. Den är för lång, sju och en halv minut. Den är också hemskt inåtvänd. Sången kommer för sent i låten och texten är obegriplig.Det sägs att "Blue Monday" skrevs intill en begravningsplats. Det är en fin bild av hur de döda vakade över gänget som just hade upptäckt den nya teknologin. Låten är ett resultat av att en sequencer, en trummaskin och en synthesizer plötsligt börjar prata med varandra.Och naturligtvis blev det en danshit. Den är möjligen historiens mest sålda maxisingel, och det går fortfarande att höra spår av den i ny dansmusik.Men vad är det som gör den så bra? Lyssna på Klassikern av Emma Engström med Jonas Westman, redaktionschef för musiken i P3 och P4.

Jay Pestrichelli, CEO of ZEGA Financial, joins Derek Moore again to discuss markets going higher even when earnings decline post bear markets. Plus, they discuss Michael Kantro's HOPE graph showing the order of slowing in the economy through the lens of Housing, New Orders, Profits, and Employment. Then they move on to the drivers of returns talking through PE multiples, margins, revenues, buybacks, and dividends. Speaking of dividends, are they going to be the next big thing if investors believe markets may trade flat for a while? Finally, Jay and Derek give some recommendations that may or may not be good.     Percentage of total stock returns dividends historically make up Examining prior 1 year forward stock returns after bear market low is in vs. earnings declines HOPE or Housing, Orders, Profits, Employment, and typical cycles from slowdown to expansion How dividends plus premium (covered call) selling may augment returns in flat markets Where market returns come from How changing margins, PE multiples, share buybacks, and revenues determine returns Examining where returns came from in other decades and where we stand now Will dividends be the next hot investment area funds flow to? Number of new highs in markets by year Number of greater than >1% down days in the S&P 500 Index How much the Fed Funds futures implied interest rate has changed by a wide amount Being hedged vs a dividend strategy   Mentioned in this Episode:   US Debt Bomb and Growing Interest Rates effects on US Federal Deficit and Budget https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/us-debt-bomb-interest-rates-brewing-auto-loan-problem/id1432836154?i=1000602839094   Underperformance of International Stocks https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/underperformance-of-international-stocks-valuations/id1432836154?i=1000601650028   Jay Pestrichelli's book Buy and Hedge https://amzn.to/3jQYgMt   Derek's new book on public speaking Effortless Public Speaking https://amzn.to/3hL1Mag   Derek Moore's book Broken Pie Chart https://www.amazon.com/Broken-Pie-Chart-Investment-Portfolio/dp/1787435547/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=broken+pie+chart&qid=1558722226&s=books&sr=1-1-catcorr   Contact Derek derek.moore@zegafinancial.com

”How does it feel”? Forhåbentlig fantastisk for vi er tilbage med et nyt afsnit af vores Musikalske Fortællinger, og denne gang skal det handle om en af de mest banebrydende og vigtigste elektroniske sange der nogensinde er lavet, nemlig New Orders Blue Monday. Det er nemlig i denne måned præcis 40 år siden, at dette fantastiske nummer udkom på 12” single (i dag verdens mest solgte), og det fejrer vi selvfølgelig med mere end en times musikalsk nørderi i alt hvad der vedrører Blue Monday. Vi kommer igennem hele historien og den byder på bl.a. New Orders fortid som Joy Division, vi kigger på nogle af inspirationskilderne til Blue Monday som inkluderer både Donna Summer, Kraftwerk og den italienske mesterkomponist Ennio Morricone. Derudover afslører vi, hvordan det lyder når nummeret bliver spillet live i det legendariske TV-program Top Of The Pops, vi hører hvilken verdenskendt producer der remixede sin egen version af hittet i 1988, vi hører fra manden der skabte det ikoniske cover, og så finder vi ud af hvilken superhelt der også er helt vild med New Orders klassiker. Fremover vil vi desuden i Noget Ved Musikken gerne lave playlister, så man kan lytte til numrene i sin fulde længde på Spotify, og playlisten til dette afsnit kan I finde linket til her: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Ycuu200NiYlvfiX4ZwnZ1?si=f93d7d1a390548c3   Playliste: Joy Division - Love will tear us apart New Order - Blue Monday (Writing Session Recording) Donna Summer - Our love Klein + M.B.O. - Dirty talk Sylvester - You make me feel (Mighty real) Ennio Morricone - La resa dei conti Kraftwerk - Uranium New Order - Blue Monday New Order - Blue Monday (Live on Top of the Pops, 31.03.1983) New Order - Blue Monday 1988 New Order - Blue Monday-95 Kylie Minogue - Can't get Blue Monday out of my head (Live at Brit Awards 2002) Trailer from Wonder Woman 1984 Swan Lee - Blue Monday

MARKET ACTION Dow: -146 points (-0.46%) S&P: -1.06% Nasdaq: -1.73% 10-Year Treasury Yield: 4.15% (+9 basis points) Top-performing sector: Energy (+2.04 xxx%) Bottom-performing sector: Technology (-3.00%) and Communication Services -2.83% WTI Crude Oil: $87.95/barrel (-2.29%) Key Economic Point of the Day: 1.485 million continuing claims (up 47k, most since March) ISM Services came in at 54.4 – still expansionary but a point lower than expected, and with New Orders dropping 4 points ASK DAVID “I enjoy listening to your podcasts – thank you for the insights! I am sitting on cash – about 75% of my investable assets. What would be a good philosophy of when to get back into the market and how? I am a believer in dividend based investing.” ~ Adrian One first has to start with the basic principles – not getting invested in a dividend equity portfolio with cash is a riskier than getting invested in one. The reason not to invest immediately is either (a) A belief about market timing that is not grounded in reality, or (b) A desire to not invest all at once at an inopportune time (that being revealed to you in hindsight, not in advance). I reject reason A and am sympathetic to reason B, as long as one does the needed self-assessment to see that reason B is psychological and emotional, not financial or rational. So then if the desire to mitigate timing risk is psychologically helpful, I advise deploying no less than 50% at once, and then the rest either over a period of time periodically (say, 1/10th of the remainder each month for ten months), or tactically (each “bad” down day in markets deploying more). I have no statistical or empirical argument for one over the other as it pertains to how to deploy the second 50%, but feel strongly about getting 50% of uninvested cash at once. Links mentioned in this episode: DividendCafe.com TheBahnsenGroup.com

MARKET ACTION Dow: -80 points (-0.24%) S&P: -0.41% Nasdaq: -0.89% 10-Year Treasury Yield: 4.04% (-3 basis points) Top-performing sector: Energy (+0.99%) Bottom-performing sector: Communication Services (-1.81%) WTI Crude Oil: $88.57/barrel (+2.36%) Key Economic Points of the Day: ISM Manufacturing fell to 50.2, just barely in expansion mode, and the weakest figure since May 2020. New Orders and Backlogs reflected contraction, and only 8 of 18 sectors saw growth on the month. But … Job Openings went HIGHER in September, coming in at 10.7 million (almost a million higher than the 9.8 million expected) Links mentioned in this episode: DividendCafe.com TheBahnsenGroup.com

I returned from my meetings in Palm Beach at the end of the day yesterday and hit the ground running (both figuratively and literally) very early this morning. I love doing the DC Today. Special thanks to Brian and Trevor for filling in, and off we go with an action-packed recap of today … Market Action Dow: Up +194 points (+0.61%) – but off of a +550 point high S&P: -0.61% Nasdaq: -1.63% 10-Year Treasury Yield: 3.92% (-9 basis points) Top-performing sector: Industrials (+1.14%) Bottom-performing sector: Communication Services (-4.12%) WTI Crude Oil: $88.58/barrel (+0.72%) Key Economic Points of the Day: Real GDP grew in Q3 at +2.6% annualized rate as net exports grew in light of energy exports being up and Chinese imports being down. Personal Consumption and Business Investment were up, but only a tad. New Orders for Durable Goods were up +0.4%, below the 0.6% expectation Links mentioned in this episode: DividendCafe.com TheBahnsenGroup.com

Trump Special Master Raymond J. Dearie issues a new Protective Order and Case Management deadlines while Hillary Clinton compares Trump supporters to Nazis. Liz Cheney vows to stop Kari Lake and Rep. Raskin pounds the table over Ray Epps.The GOP and House Leader McCarthy unveil a new Commitment to America to solve the never-ending problems facing every day America. Can government solve these problems? We review the plan. Karine Jean Pierre and the White House respond and Nancy Pelosi is booed on stage in New York.Italians elect Giorgia Maloni, a "neo-fascist" according to the smooth-brained media. An excerpt from Maloni's speech, including a quote and background from G. K. Chesteron, a Christian thinker. Usual Von Der Leyen from the EU Commission is unlikely happy.Become a Member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQa62kyOcsyhVUqyvRCbDNQ/joinMindmaps & More: https://linktr.ee/robertgouveiaWe Help Good People: https://www.rrlawaz.comMindmap Software: https://www.mindmeister.com/?r=1185699EricsHouse.org Fundraiser: https://givebutter.com/EricsHouse2022/robertgouveia#Trump #GOP #ItalyZBiotics Pre-Alcohol ProbioticBreaks down the byproduct of alcohol responsible for rough mornings after drinking.Brand

That's according to new PMI data from S&P - which also shows inflationary pressure from input prices easing. We get the details with ENBD chief economist Khatija Haque. Plus, ADNOC Distribution has seen Q2 net profit rise more than 70 per cent. We talk petrolonomics with energy expert Matt Stanley. And Savills joins us to go through their latest findings on the prime residential market.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Orders from Judge Boyce in the Lori Vallow Matter!

I denne uges udsendelse kaster vi os ud i den fantastiske verden af sodavand, og hvordan sodavandsreklamer i 80'erne og 90'erne var med til at påvirke musikkulturen. Vi kigger på meget forskellige reklamer fra 7up, Sunkist, Coca Cola og Pepsi som havde hyret store musikalske verdensstjerner som bl.a. Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, Ray Charles, New Order, Kim Carnes og Spice Girls til at hjælpe dem med at sælge deres læskedrikke. Vi får minsandten også plads til en hitliste fra 1989, Coca Cola Eurochart Hot 100 præsenteret af ingen ringere end fantastiske Niels Fez Pedersen. Derudover bliver det til et indblik i Andy Tennants manglende forhold til Pac-man, en snak om hvordan man fik New Orders forsanger Bernard Sumner til at synge fjollet sodavandslyrik uden at komme til at grine, vi kommer med en opfordring til at udgive Anders Frandsens musik fra de gamle Mercireklamer på vinyl til Record Store Day og så føler vi lidt med Enrique Iglesias som både bliver ydmyget og spist af en løve i en gammel Pepsireklame.

For those who don't know, this is the opening of our full radio show. We dip into a few topics in a more casual setting. This week: Ford stops taking new orders for the Maverick, Cadillac's vision for the future is you guessed it: electric and autonomous. 

Kia ora,Welcome to Wednesday's holiday edition of Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect Aotearoa/New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the International edition from Interest.co.nz.Today we lead this first 2022 review with news that while Omicron is surging, it is having quite different economic impact than Delta.But first, the first dairy auction of 2022 was held earlier today and it was a lackluster affair. Overall prices rose a tad less than +0.3% in USD terms, and fell -0.6% in NZD terms from the prior event. The key WMP price was unchanged but there was another strong move higher for cheddar cheese, taking it to over NZ$8000/tonne for the first time ever. The global recovery of foodservice activity is helping. SMP (+1.0%) and butter (+0.3%) also recorded gains and in the case of butter it remains near a record high. However none of this will be shifting farmgate milk payout forecasts.The Americans have sort of prevailed over Canada in a long-running dispute over Canadian policies aimed at shielding its dairy industry from American competition, according to a ruling published overnight from the first dispute resolution panel under the new US-Mexico-Canada Agreement. But it wasn't all one-way with the Canadians happy that most of their support program can remain intact.The US retail sector seems to have turned in a very positive holiday selling season with sales gains far higher than can be accounted for by price increases.US employers are having trouble holding on to staff, despite higher pay levels. The number of job quits there increased by +370,000 to a series high of 4.5 million in November, while the quits rate increased to 3.0%, matching the series high in September. First supply-chain issues, now labour costs; the US inflation rate is on a track higher that will seemingly last.The widely-watched ISM PMI for December slipped, but the signals remain strongly expansionary. New Orders, Production and Employment are growing. Supplier Deliveries may be slowing but order backlogs are still growing. Raw materials inventories are growing but customers' inventories remain too low. Prices are increasing; exports and imports are growing they report.The US logistics managers index remains sharply expansionary, reflecting the pressures in their distribution systems.And the wrap-up of 2021 shows that Toyota overtook GM as the best-selling carmaker in the US. It is the first time in almost 100 years GM hasn't been the largest in that market. The global chip shortage dealt an uneven blow to car businesses. Tesla and Hyundai gained American market share too.The global manufacturing sector ended 2021 on a positive note. Rates of increase in output, new orders and employment all accelerated, while business optimism data indicated companies expect output to rise further over the coming year. Although the sector remained beset by price inflationary and supply chain pressures, there were at least tentative signs that these were also starting to ease.In China, the private Caixin PMI improved more than expected and away from a contraction, even if the expansion there is among the weakest globally - and actually calling it an 'expansion' is probably not correct. It remains close to a stall although this latest survey is more positive than the official one.And staying in China, some brave investors in financial products issued by Evergrande protested outside the cash-strapped company's offices in Guangzhou, with many worried that their returns would be sacrificed to keep real estate projects afloat.German retail sales offered a small surprise, rising in December when a fall from November was anticipatedIn Poland, their central bank raised its benchmark reference rate by +50 bps to 2.25% overnight in line with market expectations. It was the fourth consecutive increase in response to sharp inflationary pressures. Inflation is approaching 8% there.Worldwide, so many people are now contracting Omicron and having to isolate until it passes, which is affecting workplaces, including schools and hospitals, not to mention airlines, that the economic impact is sure to show up soon. The global surge will probably last for most of January.The UST 10yr yield opens today at 1.67% and another +4 bps higher that this time yesterday. The price of gold will start today at just under US$1815/oz and back up, recovering the +US$15 it dropped yesterday.And oil prices start today +US$1 higher at just over US$77/bbl in the US, while the international Brent price is now just over US$80/bbl.The Kiwi dollar opens today slightly firmer at 68.1 USc. Against the Australian dollar we are softer at 94.1 AUc. Against the euro we are little-changed at 60.3 euro cents. That means our TWI-5 starts the today marginally firmer at 72.7.The bitcoin price is little-changed today at US$46,653 from this time yesterday. Volatility over the past 24 hours has been moderate at +/- 2.0%.You can find links to the articles mentioned today in our show notes.And get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz.Kia ora. I'm David Chaston and we'll do this again tomorrow.

Kia ora,Welcome to Friday's holiday edition of Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect Aotearoa/New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the International edition from Interest.co.nz.Today we lead this final 2021 review with news it may be hard to maintain the 2021 economic momentum in 2022.But first, the US reported +256,000 more initial jobless claims last week, a seasonal rise. On a seasonally adjusted basis, the report is +192,000 new claims. The total number of people on these claims is now only 1.636 mln (actual) which is actually lower than before the pandemic started, in fact the lowest since July 1973, a 48 year record.That is reinforced by the December Chicago PMI from the American industrial heartland. It rose on the back of stocking up to get ahead of supply chain issues. Firms also said that finding new hires to fill empty positions is challenging. Among the main five indicators, Production and New Orders and were higher. Order Backlogs, Employment and Supplier Deliveries fell across the month. They also reported a small easing of cost pressure.A combination of the Omicron pandemic spread and winter snowstorms is having a major impact on US travel arrangements, with airlines cancelling thousands of flights daily. A 'blizzard' of Omicron infections is expected there over the next two weeks. Perhaps the US will find it hard to maintain its economic momentum to start 2022.In China they have momentum issues of their own and the corrosive nature of their slowdown is starting to be revealed. It has been especially hard on SMEs, and for the first time in 20 years, more SMEs were 'deregistered' than formed.And shares of Evergrande fell -9% yesterday to just 28 NZc after the embattled real estate developer did not pay offshore coupons due earlier this week. The decline wiped out gains from earlier this week, when the market cheered the initial progress made by the firm in resuming construction work.In India they have imposed stricter rules to prevent the pandemic spreading during their festive season. Night curfews have been imposed in all major cities, restaurants are ordered to limit customers, among other new rules.In Turkey, their currency fell another -6% yesterday, taking the four-day tally to a -20% fall. And it turns out that last week's 'recovery' wasn't from market demand at all - it was all from Turkish authorities using their scarce resources in frantic buying of their own currency. The locals just watched as Ankara wasted its funds.Russian GDP grew +4.3% in Q3-2021, taking the annual rate to US$1.75 tln in overall economic activity. It grew +5.2% in the year to November. That puts it just a bit smaller than Canada but a bit larger than Brazil or Australia. Russian economic activity is just 12% the size of China, less than 8% the size of the US.Russia is ending a deadly month with more than 85,000 fatalities from the pandemic there, taking the total toll to 810,000. Life expectancy has fallen to levels last seen in 2012 and is now under 70 years. Lack of trust in their government and its Sputnik vaccine has kept vaccination rates very low.The UST 10yr yield opens today at 1.52% and a -2 bps slip. For the record, we started 2021 at 0.93%. The price of gold will start today at US$1814/oz and up +US$10 from this time yesterday. The year started with the gold price at US$1891, so the yellow metal has slipped -4.1% since then.And oil prices start today a US$1 firmer at just under US$77/bbl in the US, while the international Brent price is now just over US$79.50/bbl. We started the year with crude oil at US$52/bbl, so the net rise has been more than +50%.The Kiwi dollar opens today almost unchanged and is still at just under 68.3 USc. If we end here, that will mean the NZD has devalued by -5.2% since the start of 2021. Against the Australian dollar we are softer at 94.1 AUc. Against the euro we are little-changed at 60.3 euro cents. That means our TWI-5 starts the today still at 72.8. We end the year down just -0.6% on a TWI-5 basis. Essentially it has been the USD that has moved higher over the year rather than the NZD moving lower.The bitcoin price is virtually unchanged at US$47,551 and just -0.3% below this time yesterday and holding its new lower level. Volatility over the past 24 hours has been modest at +/- 1.9%. However since the start of 2021 the bitcoin price has risen from US$28,769, a gain of +65%.You can find links to the articles mentioned today in our show notes.And get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz.Kia ora. I'm David Chaston. It's another long holiday weekend here in New Zealand so we'll do this again staring in the New Year, on Wednesday.

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Kia ora,Welcome to Friday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect Aotearoa/New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the International edition from Interest.co.nz.Today we lead with news both Turkey and bitcoin have taken a sharp re-rating lower today.But first in the US, new jobless claims fell to 239,000 and the number of people on these claims is now 1,754,000 and back to pre-pandemic levels. These new levels are about what was expected.The Philly Fed manufacturing survey reported buoyant conditions and continuing fast-rising cost and price rises. New order levels were strong.The Kansas City Fed factory survey wasn't so upbeat, still growing but at a slower pace. However they too reported strong new orders, high cost and price increases and a very tight labour market.All this American data is consistent with the Conference Board's leading index which rose sharply in October suggesting the current economic expansion will continue into 2022 and may even gain some momentum in the final months of this year.The Canadian ADP payrolls report for October was stronger, and an improvement from September. But not every sector shared in the bounce-back.In Vancouver, panic buying has emptied stores in a city now cut off by debris on major highways and rail lines. The province's death toll of one is expected to climb. The military is due in the area soon to assist rescue efforts.In China, infrastructure investment is very weak now, growing just +1% year on year in the first ten months of 2021. And it could slip further. And separate data confirms their birth rate is very low, and falling.In Turkey, their central bank slashed its one-week repo auction rate by -100 bps to 15% during its November meeting, following a -200 bps cut in October and a -100 bps cut in September. The move was expected after Turkish President Erdogan, who backs an unconventional theory that high rates cause inflation, vowed to fight for lower rates as his country grapples with inflation at near 20%, well above the mid-point target of 5%. The Turkish currency is down almost -11% in November and may well fall further, adding to their inflation – and educating their President.Shipping freight rates out of China are staying very high, according to this week's assessments. Some thought it might be reverting lower by now, but that hasn't happened yet. But the Baltic Dry index is one cost that is reverting lower.The price of lithium just keeps on rising however.The UST 10yr yield opens today at 1.58% and -2 bps softer than this time yesterday. The price of gold will start today down -US$6 to US$1861/oz.And oil prices are also a little softer at just under US$78/bbl in the US, while the international Brent price is now just on US$80/bbl.But the Kiwi dollar opens today firmer at just on 70.3 USc. Against the Australian dollar we are another +½c firmer at 96.7 AUc, so up +1c in two days. Against the euro we are little-changed at 61.9 euro cents. That means our TWI-5 starts today at 74.8 and up +40 bps since this time yesterday.The bitcoin price has fallen again since this time yesterday, down -4.8% to US$57,466. In NZ dollars that is a drop of more than -NZ$10,000 in a week. Volatility over the past 24 hours has been high at just over +/-3.2%.You can find links to the articles mentioned today in our show notes.And get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz.Kia ora. I'm David Chaston and we'll do this again on Monday.

South Africa's police minister says he was awaiting court instructions on whether to arrest ex-president Jacob Zuma, who has been given a 15-month jail term for contempt.The country's top court last week convicted Zuma for contempt and ordered him to turn himself in by end of Sunday to start his sentence. If he failed to do so, the police would be told to arrest him within the following three days.Police Minister Bheki Cele told reporters that they hope that they will be getting the clarification because when they were given the instruction there were no other legal activities taking place.

Season 2 Begins…again. Grim is back, and so is everyone else. We decided that starting Season 2 over would give everyone the opportunity to do and be what they wanted, so here we are. John, my youngest brother has been added to the roster, and the party is off on another adventure. Enjoy! Email us your fan mail or hate mail at tankmediagames@gmail.com Watch live on Twitch at https://www.twitch.tv/tankmediagames Watch streams of the show you missed at https://www.youtube.com/tankmediagames Find links to all TMG social stuff here https://linktr.ee/tankmediagames Join the Tank Media Discord server to discuss the show, get updates, and hang out with us at https://discord.gg/4MqD5r8

Simon Bridges has continued to dominate headlines this week.Earlier this week, the National MP hit headlines for calling Police Commissioner Andrew Coster 'woke'.They faced each other in today's Justice Select Committee's annual review of New Zealand Police.Bridges read an email he'd received from one officer, which says they feel frustrated at the 'philosophical approach' Police are taking.He pushed Coster on what feedback he gets from the frontline, and pushed him on whether that gang numbers are rising. Bridges also issued an apology, of sorts, to Speaker Trevor Mallard for calling him a 'twat' after he stormed out of the House yesterday.Although he would not admit he said it -- despite being confirmed by a number of MPs who heard -- Bridges has apologised for using "unparliamentary" language.He says he said a lot yesterday and he can't remember everything he said.But, Bridges says in the past Mallard has gotten away with saying far worse.Does Bridges have more backing than Judith Collins right now, or is he burning support from his party? Clare de Lore and Hayden Munro discuss this and the rest of the day's news with Heather du Plessis-Allan on The Huddle

SpaceX Starlink opens up new orders and "hackers" tamper with Florida water. We discuss these stories and much more in this week's Rundown. For show notes, please visit http://GestaltIT.com

Hosts Eric Bowman and Dan Callahan discuss the latest topics in the travel industry, including President Biden's new executive orders and the impact they will have on travel and travel advisors.  The two also discuss possible vaccine mandates for travel and reminisce about previous episodes as this will be Dan's final show as co-host.  Follow TravelPulse across social media (@TravelPulse) and reach out to the podcast by emailing us at podcast@travelpulse.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zerlina and Jess unpack some of Joe Biden's latest executive orders designed to protect American companies and transgender service members, while also making note of news surrounding Trump's pending impeachment trial at the Senate. 

KCBS and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier speaks on how these new orders will work and the weariness of the public as this pandemic drags on. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apple suspends new orders with Pegatron after labor abuse; Initial demand for iPhone 12 Pro Max appears higher than iPhone 12 mini; and Apple engineers reveal the plan behind iPhone camera design philosophy

If you feel led to help support my ministry I lovingly refer to as "The Little Green Pasture." Click here: PayPal: http://paypal.me/joanstahl Please prayerfully consider becoming a ministry partner: Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/joaniestahl There has been such a build up of high emotions over two men vying for power over this nation. Never before in the history of this nation, has millions of people been set on edge. I would think the word carnage spells it out pretty well. Christians are praying and warfaring for the incumbent, while the unsaved of the nation are fighting for their man, and their own spiritual warfare through treachery and violence. There is a violence that has built up that is ready to break forth into a great civil war upon our land. What will happen if Trump is not re-elected? There will have to be an acceptance in the obvious that God allowed it, and to be at peace with His decision even if we do not understand. But I think it is not too hard to understand if you see where we are at in prophetic time. Then it becomes quite obvious why. Many Christians do not believe that God would allow a wicked man to be set over them because God is good, merciful and full of love. However, a casual reading of the word would reveal that God's people beginning with the Israelites did have wicked kings rule over them. They mingled with the heathen nations, married their daughters, amalgamated their pagan religions into their religion. God warned them over and over through prophets over the space of hundreds, even thousands of years. Yet they still "hardened their hearts, and stiffened their necks, and turned away their shoulders." Therefore, God sent them into captivity to be ruled by evil kings, wicked rulers and princes. God even said to them when they went into captivity under the harsh terrifying rule of King Nebuchadnezzar for 70 years, that they would be there "until they learned to obey Him." Did it ever occur to any of us that Biden who looks like he might be our next president will play a direct part of the judgement of this nation? It just may be so. God does not always give His people what they want though it sounds good. But He is also known for giving His people what they need for their good. If this man Biden gets into office, then perhaps we should look at it as God giving us new orders, and new charges for service in these last closing seconds of this church age. I have a feeling that God will use it to push His people into Him in collective potent prayers like never before for this last time. To redirect their attention to Himself and away from carnal governments, and for His Kingdom to come. I believe new orders and new charges are coming for us. Pay attention and be ready to receive and obey them. Soldier up! Contact: Website: https://www.joaniestahl.com/ Email: jsfieldnotes@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joanie-stahl/support

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Kia ora,Welcome to Friday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the International edition from Interest.co.nz.Today we lead with news of some absolute stunning reversals today.First up, there has been a stunning increase in claims for unepmloyment benefits in the US. We have previously suggested that there would be a huge spike up from 281,000 last week, itself a +30% jump from the prior week. A level approach 2 mln was suggested. But the actual level of claims has come far, far higher at 3,283,000. And this may be understated as some state unemployment registration systems were overwhelmed with applicants. Given that the American middle class is the global engine of economic activity, we can't overstate the importance of this disaster. It has global implications and there will be global repercussions. There has never been as swift an economic shock in the world, ever.Reinforcing the gravity, was a minor regional Fed survey, this time from the Kansas City Fed. It reported a very sharp drop in all factory measures in that district. New order levels dived. Firms are reporting they may have to shut down. It will be a story repeated nationwide.So far today, the NY Fed has purchased US$159 bln in repo transactions, US$21 bln in mortgage backed securities, and US$45 bln in US Treasuries. That is US$225 bln in just one day. So far this week - yes, only the four days this week - the NY Fed buying has totaled more than US$1.1 tln in liquidity support, including more than US$¼ tln in US Treasuries, more than US$0.4 tln in mortgage-backed securities and more than US$0.4 tln in repo transactions. That is also the highest weekly level on 'unlimited' financial system support, ever. To put that weekly total in perspective, the US Congress has 'only' enacted fiscal support for the whole crisis of US$2 tln. Clearly, much, much more will be needed. States will need massive bailouts just to run their unemployment claims programs.The American real estate markets is heading for a deep freeze. US mortgage rates fell.Unbelievably, after all this wreckage, the equity markets are up strongly, with the S&P500 up +4% so far today. European markets were up too, but less. Asian markets fell yesterday, and fell sharply in Tokyo yesterday, down -4.5%.China says export orders will drop -30% in March. They may be being optimistic. This is a major threat to their employment levels. Stresses have been building for some time. In fact, balances in Chinese wealth management products fell -16% in 2019. They will have fallen far sharper in 2020 so far.Job losses in Europe are mushrooming too.In Australia, a regulator is increasingly concerned about the liquidity of their superannuation funds and is seeking data and reassurance they are still solvent from each of them. Even more fundamentally, S&P says it expects mortgage arrears will soar soon in Australia. [Advert]Now, we have an urgent message for you today.If you value this report and want to ensure to is available in the future, we ask you go on to interest.co.nz and show that support by clicking on the “Become a Supporter” button at the top of any page.If you have already done so, our grateful thanks. But we urgently need more readers and listeners to join in.Good journalism and independent financial news coverage is an expensive business and we need your support to keep doing what we do. There are now more than 283 cases identified in New Zealand, with more than 78 new cases in the past 24 hours, including community transfer. Five are now hospitalised. Our officials now expect our caseload to rise into the thousands before we gain control. Even in lockdown and this data, we don't know how lucky we are.Worldwide, the latest compilation of Covid-19 data is here. The global tally is now 495,000 of officially confirmed cases, more than doubling in a week. There are now 413,000 cases outside China and almost all of them are in five core countries. Italy is up +5000 from just yesterday morning's tally. The US is up 14,000 cases from the same time and now at just under 70,000 cases. Sadly however, case numbers in the rest of the world are shooting up, up to over 100,000 now. Australia now has 2810 cases, a rise +20% in one day. The official death toll is over 22,000 worldwide, but is probably much higher - as is the real infection rate.The UST 10yr yield is soft again today at under 0.78% but it is quite volatile. Gold is up again today, up +US18 at US$1,632/oz.US oil prices are down sharply today to under US$23/bbl and the Brent benchmark is also sharply lower at just over US$26/bbl. Both represent drops of almost -US$2/bbl. Prices are dropping because there is nowhere to store the oil being produced as demand crashes.The Kiwi dollar is starting today much firmer than this time yesterday as the greenback takes a hammering, now at 59.7 USc and up +1½c. On the cross rates however we are up +1c at 98.5 AUc. Against the euro we are also up +½c at 54.2 euro cents. That means our TWI-5 is up to 66.5 and its highest in more than a week.Bitcoin is now at US$6,679 and little-changed.You can find links to the articles mentioned today in our show notes.Get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz and subscribe to receive this podcast in your favourite podcast app - we're on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or subscribe on our website.Tell your friends and leave us a review - we welcome feedback.

Kia ora,Welcome to Tuesday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the International edition from Interest.co.nz.Today we lead with news the expectation of central bank bailouts is high.First up today, equity markets have had second thoughts about the big sell-off. It started in Shanghai yesterday which rose +3.2% (ignoring the NZX50 lead drop of -1.4% and the ASX200 drop of -0.8%). Then Hong Kong (+0.6%) and Tokyo (+1.0%) chimed in. Europe followed with healthy rebounds everywhere (except Frankfurt). And this morning, Wall Street has followed the upbeat mood, and with some enthusiasm. The S&P500 is up +2.3% in mid-day trade, reducing the February losses to -6.0%.This enthusiasm is not based on current data. There were two factory PMIs out in the US. The internationally-benchmarked one has manufacturing at a virtual stall (50.7) and the more widely-watched ISM version retreated as well to a very similar level (50.1). In both, new order levels fell.Sharply falling new order levels are a feature of the global PMI update, falling at their fastest rate since 2009.The OECD sees sharply growing and severe pressure worldwide. Growth was weak but stabilising until the coronavirus hit. But restrictions on movement of people, goods and services, and containment measures such as factory closures have cut manufacturing and domestic demand sharply in China. The impact on the rest of the world through business travel and tourism, supply chains, commodities and lower confidence is growing, they report. They expect China's 2020 growth to be sub-5%, and the US sub-2%.Interestingly, the private sector Caixin PMI in China wasn't anywhere near as severe as the official Government PMI. The Caixin survey was sharply lower and to 2009 levels, but the Government survey had indicated a complete collapse. Maybe the Caixin survey was behind the Shanghai equity rebound. Or maybe not: the independent China Beige Book sees China growth of under 2%. Wild swings are a feature of Chinese data at present. And Orwellian controls.Another reason equities are on the rise today - perhaps more persuasive - is that markets now expect central banks to "take action" and bail them out with public money. The IMF and the World Bank have already said they are ready to supply "emergency financing". [Advert]And here is a message from our friends at Hatch.Investing has changed a lot in the past few years, for the better. Now, anyone with a smartphone or a computer can get started in minutes.Hatch is now helping new investors get up and running with the Hatch Getting Started Course.In only 10 minutes a day for 10 days, you'll be guided through everything you need to know about getting started - from setting up an account to buying your first shares.No jargon, no boring finance stuff, no pressure and no strings attached. Best of all, it's free.  Visit www.hatch.as/course to start today.  The latest compilation of Covid-19 data is here. There are now 9228 cases outside China, a rise of +670 in one day. A week ago that outside-China number was 2690 so it has trebled in a week.And as if China doesn't have enough to worry about, a Government report there said there is a real threat that the African locust plague could arrive in the Middle Kingdom via 'favourable' trade winds.The UST 10yr yield is now at 1.09% and lower by another -7 bps overnight on top of last week's sharp -31 bps fall. Gold is back up today, up +US$13 to US$1,598/oz. But in the context of last week's huge falls, it is a minor correction.US oil prices have rallied as well, now at US$47/bbl. The Brent benchmark is also up at US$52/bbl.The Kiwi dollar starts today unchanged at 62.5 USc but still at its lowest level since 2009. On the cross rates we have held at 95.8 AUc. Against the euro however we down sharply again to under 56 euro cents. That means our TWI-5 is little-changed at 68.Bitcoin is now at US$8,862 representing a rare +4.0% rise following its recent heavy retreat.You can find links to the articles mentioned today in our show notes.Get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz and subscribe to receive this podcast in your favourite podcast app - we're on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or subscribe on our website.Tell your friends and leave us a review - we welcome feedback.

Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I’m Zack Miller. There’s an interesting convergence going on right now. Ecommerce platforms like Shopify are getting into retail and payments, while payments firms like Square are going after powering the entire transaction. That’s definitely playing out in the evolution of the firm’s developer platform. Square recently rolled out an Orders API that illustrates the shift towards powering commerce functions for the company. On the show today, we have Square’s Carl Perry, the head of its developer platform. We discuss where the platform is today and where it’s headed. Carl shares how companies like Shake Shack are developing highly customized seller experiences with Square. Lastly, we chat about where Square’s developer platform fits within the company’s broader product ecosystem. Carl Perry is my guest today on the Tearsheet Podcast.

With things taking an unexpected left turn, Ace is on the case to find out exactly what’s going on, but Furiosa isn’t about to divulge her plans and pacifies him with her vague answers, which he dutifully passes along. The War Boys are likewise wary of their new orders but are nonetheless quick to adapt and comply.

One-Minute Summary: January was a good month. Stocks up 8%, small company stocks up 11%, international and Emerging Markets up 6% to 9% and bonds trading in a narrow and bullish range. More data confirmed that China trade talks weigh on people’s mind. The Chicago PMI index dropped from 65 to 56 in a month. We don't usually talk about this index much but it’s Chicago and Boeing is headquartered in Chicago and Boeing sells a lot of aircraft to China…2,000 in all and 1,000 in the last five years at $350m each. So when we look at the New Orders component of the Chicago PMI and see it at a two-year low, we know how sensitive things are to the trade, er, talks. The Fed announcement (see below) did more to drive stocks than earnings. Earnings were generally good and are up 12.4% YOY. But the hard comp numbers are coming up as 2018 had all the tax cut benefits so analysts are looking at low and perhaps negative growth for Q1 2019. We're not concerned. The market has priced in the slowdown and it mostly comes from energy and tech stocks. We're also seeing a bounce back from bombed-out stocks. There are 38 stocks up more than 20% this year but the same stocks were down 25% in 2018. This seems a good sign as the market leadership is broader and investors are not just bidding up tech names. The best sector this year has been Energy, which peaked in 2015 and fell 38% to its December low. It’s up 13% since then. We're in an easy money phase right now. That won't last too long because the data is going to start improving. The market overdid it on the downside in 2018. It may be overdoing it on the bounce back in 2019. - - - Learn more about Brouwer & Janachowski's wealth management services: www.bandjadvisors.com Subscribe to our email newsletter: www.bandjadvisors.com/subscribe

So the Russian Grand Prix finally brought the Mercedes team orders into play, which we knew were coming at some point of this season. It’s not a new thing in F1 and it’s been Ferrari’s [...] The post Episode 176 – New Orders Divide The Joy appeared first on 3Legs4Wheels.

Welcome back to season 2 episode 2! Our group fully forms as the twins travel back to their commander to get more information but not all is well at the military outpost. A big thank you to Willow McPhie for our intro/outtro music and the site incompetech for the music used in this episode!

WHOO! New season and a recap of where we are at with our current planners. Also we chat about new orders, what we are and aren’t buying right now. We finally share our new Patreon and give you a little teaser of what to expect. Highlights Jamie’s Goal Getter & B6 Pocket size obsession goes nuts Stephanie’s EC Decoding the EC Meal Planner My Favorite Murder Challenge Colleen’s Coco Daisy sub Reading challenge Taking care of the ladies Recent Happy Mail Jamie made a hard decision Pem Gem’s Pact Recent purchases Things we are excited for A way to support us to keep going Whats coming in Season 2 This Is Us Mentions Goal Getter - https://www.instagram.com/the_happy_planner/ Websters Pages - https://www.instagram.com/websterspages/ My Prima Planner Felicity Jane - https://www.instagram.com/myprimaplanner/ Erin Condren - https://www.instagram.com/erincondren/ Cocoa Daisy - https://www.instagram.com/cocoa_daisy/ Peanut Butter Taco - https://www.instagram.com/plan_with_monica/ The Planner Society - https://www.instagram.com/theplannersociety/ Sticker Insanity - https://www.instagram.com/stickerinsanity/ The Honey B Shop - https://www.instagram.com/thehoneybshop/ Pen Gems - https://www.instagram.com/thehoneybshop/ Also! We are excited to share our new Patreon! If you love what we are doing we hope we could have your support to make more goodness happen! https://www.patreon.com/plannergirlchatter We've got a fresh website as well to make it easier for you to find episodes, sign up to have new episodes delivered to your inbox, and more! http://plannergirlchatter.com

? Internationally Recognized Online Brand Strategist, Top LinkedIn Sales Trainer, Inspiring Speaker, Lovitude™ Artist ? Contact Anne@Pryority.com  ? I have coached 100,000 people and written over 10,000 branded LinkedIn client profiles to Look Great, Be Found + Get Known for success.  ? INSPIRED BY PROVIDING HOPE IN JOB SEARCH AND BUSINESS Known as a Connector, I am inspired by providing hope to clients by facilitating meaningful connections on and offline that lead to profitable business opportunities, sales leads, and great jobs leveraging LinkedIn, SEO, AI, and social data.  WHY MY SUCCESSFUL CLIENTS HIRE ME Trained global VP SALES and 120 sales reps. Team secured NEW ORDERS in 2 days. SMALL BUSINESS OWNER generated immediate sales after creating LinkedIn and Company Page. VP SUPPLY CHAIN was found on LinkedIn for a great job three weeks after I created her profile. COACHING CLIENTS TO UNEARTH AND EMBRACE THEIR BRAND  I coach executives, business owners, sales and marketing leaders, and job changers who want to discover what they desire, their why and how to get there by clearly communicating their personal brand, developing their LinkedIn profile, and creating brand differentiation, credibility, and visibility online.  MY FREEDOM PLAN PORTFOLIO LIFE I live a Portfolio Career life, social media strategist, speaker, thought leader coach, LinkedIn trainer, online strategist, certified trained future mapper, Lovitude® designer, soul painting artist, and old soul.  MY LIFE PURPOSE I aspire to lift up people, create a heart and mind shift and awaken them to recognize their highest good. I believe what happens to you happens to me; we are here to do our highest and greatest good and we need each other to do so.  LET'S CONNECT Anne@Pryority.com

? Internationally Recognized Online Brand Strategist, Top LinkedIn Sales Trainer, Inspiring Speaker, Lovitude™ Artist ? Contact Anne@Pryority.com  ? I have coached 100,000 people and written over 10,000 branded LinkedIn client profiles to Look Great, Be Found + Get Known for success.  ? INSPIRED BY PROVIDING HOPE IN JOB SEARCH AND BUSINESS Known as a Connector, I am inspired by providing hope to clients by facilitating meaningful connections on and offline that lead to profitable business opportunities, sales leads, and great jobs leveraging LinkedIn, SEO, AI, and social data.  ? WHY MY SUCCESSFUL CLIENTS HIRE ME ? Trained global VP SALES and 120 sales reps. Team secured NEW ORDERS in 2 days. ? SMALL BUSINESS OWNER generated immediate sales after creating LinkedIn and Company Page. ? VP SUPPLY CHAIN was found on LinkedIn for a great job three weeks after I created her profile. ? COACHING CLIENTS TO UNEARTH AND EMBRACE THEIR BRAND  I coach executives, business owners, sales and marketing leaders, and job changers who want to discover what they desire, their why and how to get there by clearly communicating their personal brand, developing their LinkedIn profile, and creating brand differentiation, credibility, and visibility online.  ? MY FREEDOM PLAN PORTFOLIO LIFE I live a Portfolio Career life, social media strategist, speaker, thought leader coach, LinkedIn trainer, online strategist, certified trained future mapper, Lovitude® designer, soul painting artist, and old soul.  ? MY LIFE PURPOSE I aspire to lift up people, create a heart and mind shift and awaken them to recognize their highest good. I believe what happens to you happens to me; we are here to do our highest and greatest good and we need each other to do so.  ? LET'S CONNECT Anne@Pryority.com

This week we bring on Jay and Sir Christopher from Double Blanks Gaming and Mike from SWDestiny.com along with Tacster to discuss a lot of Star Wars: Destiny. We talk about the FN meta at Gen Con, battlefield choices and if New Orders is useful. Sir Christpoher admits some of his SoR hot takes were good and bad, then we make our own predictions about Empire at War cards. So sit back and relax as the Senate goes to work discussing everything wrong with the Empire. Double Blanks Gaming: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaRxbAydIP4P_nNjima5yJA/videosSWDestiny.com: http://swdestiny.com/ Connect with us @Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/KORpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/knightsofrenpodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/KoRPodcastDiscord: discord.gg/bEAtcQZYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx0dn5sfXnxfO68XXtKRAswSevern Gaming Network: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0luZxz7FY833bpdC-qOOJwStarkiller Base: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFXNdZ8RUQ_QmcOIZwZNOKg 

Co-hosts Lew Weiss and Tim Grady interview Anthony Nieves, Committee Chair for the ISM’s Non-Manufacturing Report on Business(R) that has surged upward to 57.4 on strong new orders, production and business activity. Coupled with the strength in the 57.8 Manufacturing Report on Business(R) discussed last week, the summer could be on of the strongest in the last decade for U.S. business growth. Then hear Stone Payton and Lee Cantor interview Tim Grady on Business Radio X in Atlanta about the origins of Manufacturing Talk Radio and what it brings to the manufacturing industry.

Part 1/6 of the show's third "sesonal episode" and its ninth overall episode, where Paul, Ice T, Merryn and Maria discuss cover songs that happen to be love songs. 

Part 2/6 of the show's third "sesonal episode" and its ninth overall episode, where Paul, Ice T, Merryn and Maria discuss cover songs that happen to be love songs. 

Mr. Brad Holcomb, ISM Committee Chair for the Manufacturing Report on Business(R) presents the just released and northward-bound PMI number along with the all-important sub-indices of New Orders, Production, Employment, Supplier Deliveries and Inventories of raw materials or components used to make parts and products in manufacturing that show significant expansion in this critical industry sector. The comments from survey respondents support strongly improving conditions in manufacturing and the very favorable jump in the components of the PMI which are each weighted at 20%. Tune in to hear about New Orders - the key driver of manufacturing, as well as where expenditures for capital equipment may be headed in 2017.

Previously, we discussed mortgage loan disclosures. Once disclosures are issued and everything has been signed off on, we can move forward by placing the new orders. In other words, until certain information has been verified, we don’t want to order anything that will add additional costs to the transaction, such as appraisals and surveys.  This is an extremely important process. We are unable to proceed with new orders until we verify all pertinent information, such as employment, the applicant’s social security number, tax verification, and rental verification. At that point, we can move forward and order the title, appraisal, and all of the remaining verification. Then we can go to underwriting. We cannot place any orders for that mortgage until the disclosures have been sent back & your buyer has given their intent to proceed with financing. We cannot place any orders for that mortgage loan process until the disclosures have been sent back to us and your buyer has given us their intent to proceed with financing. Once we have that, our loan partners will package the file and submit for new orders. At that point, the new orders person will order the appraisal, the survey, title, tax transcripts, and verify your client’s tax returns. We will also verify your client’s social security number. We want to make sure that they are who they say they are, and we want to make sure that they are not on the national terrorist watch list. If you have any questions for me, please don’t hesitate to give me a call or send me an email. I would be happy to help you.

Thursday, October 1, 2015 3:00pm Eastern Time – Manufacturing Talk Radio will be airing a special episode today, Thursday October 1, with Brad Holcomb, CPSM, CPSD, chair of the Institute for Supply Management(R) (ISM(R)) Manufacturing Business Survey Committee who will discuss the September Manufacturing Report on Business(R). This show goes beyond the simple sound bite of the ISM PMI number into the detail of the report including New Orders, Production, Employment, Supplier Deliveries and other sub-indices that make up the PMI number. Tune in to get all the information you need to make sound business decisions at mfgtalkradio.com.

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Deutschland, Deine Indiediscos: 90`er Bandshirt über Plauze, darüber das Sacko von H&M, THE WALKING DEAD sind unter uns und werden spätestens bei New Orders „Blue Monday“ zu THE DANCING DEAD. Weibliche Erstsemester, die lange genug bleiben, dürfen beobachten, wie diese knuffigen Endzeit-Teddies sich abmühen, den Weg ins frischbezogene WG-Zimmer zu finden, Stichwort Resteficken. Survival-Tipps für […]

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