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Kind of like man trying to control nature with dams and levees. We can control nature......until we can't. It's all good until that six sigma event unfolds all the laundry that was so neatly folded up and on the edge of the bed.
odd that the car gets better mileage when the emissions are higher ......
Here in Blighty we have an annual test that includes emission checks
All they do is rev the engine a bit and sniff the results
Cant imagine how the computer could know a test was occurring.
Down 234 per FinViz this morning on revelations that Volkswagon fucked around with the computer in their diesel cars. I guess they figured out how to beat our emissions testing so that the cars computer knew when it was being tested. The computer would kick in the emission controls and the car would pass and the car would get its sticker. Then, when the test equipment was removed, the computer would turn off those controls. The car would get great mileage and the owners were happy.
It all worked out well until someone talked. Now, their stock is free falling.
I always wondered how the Europeans were able to get great mileage while us Americans were constantly ten MPG behind in the race.
And so the "most important payrolls number" at least until the October FOMC meeting when the Fed will once again do nothing because suddenly the US is staring recession in the face, is in the history books, and as previewed earlier today, at 142K it was a total disaster, 60K below the consensus and below the lowest estimate.
Just as bad, the August print was also revised far lower from 173K to 136K. And while it is less followed, the household survey was an unmitigated disaster, with 236,000 jobs lost in September.
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... US equity markets are in free-fall and gold and silver are surging. Treasuries rallied hard on the bursting of the faith bubble with 10Y yields plunged back under 2.00% and 30Y yields broke below the 200-day moving average.
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