yes....the devil is... we are left to trade on whatever number they report....only to see it adjusted higher or lower when the actual numbers come in a month later... sigh....as it always has been... I was just hoping since the fed is reducing QE we would be finished with: Example: Good employement number = bad...because it might lead to QE easing and back to: good employment = good but then again.....now that I'm thinking we might go to: bad employment = good....because it might lead to the fed 'rethinking' it's QE easing? who knows???? nice post you linked btw.....