Conor Sen
@conorsen
Housing, markets, economy. Buc-ee’s fan. 📍Atlanta, GA
“The modest single-family house is the glory of the suburban tradition. It offers its inhabitants a comprehensive image of independence and privacy while also accepting the responsibility of community.”
If you look at a chart of the YoY growth in professional and business services jobs it looks a lot more like “Pandemic overhiring bullwhip/normalization” than anything related to AI:
The Chief Economist at Indeed just posted that software development job posting growth is outpacing overall job posting growth:
I’m pro-Caitlin Clark but I’m avoiding all the hot take discourse — on some level you just have to win if you want to shut down this noise.
One of my rules in life is you have to get to the vacation donut spot when it opens:
You can clearly see the Olympics bump for Atlanta in the July 1996 jobs report — something to keep in mind as we await numbers at 8:30am:
Going to a Red Sox game at Fenway today for the first time since this moment (I had standing room-only seats so you couldn’t actually see what was going on):
Manufacturing job openings are clearly turning up: @peark.es @econberger.bsky.social
Big outperformance for equal-weight vs the cap-weighted S&P 500 since mid-May:
African teams in Atlanta went undefeated — 2 wins, 2 draws, no losses — including Cabo Verde’s draw vs Spain: