Predict the Unemployment Rate as of October 2016

[Kingpoleon]

What do you think will be the unemployment rate in October of 2016?

[Clarko95 📚💰📈]

Throwin' a dart at the board and saying 4.8%

[Adam Griffin]

It's going to be very difficult for it to go below 4.5%. Likewise, barring some unexpected calamity, I don't see it rising above where it is currently. Let's just say 4.7%.

[Seneca]

Over 6.5% and climbing. China is unwinding as we speak, exporting its deflation to the rest of the world. In a few months that will start to have tangible effects in the US labor market. Or rather, the destruction in commodities has already hurt Americans in states like North Dakota and Oklahoma, but those jobs losses have so far been papered over by growth in the part-time bullsh**t economy. That won't last for much longer.

[Kingpoleon]

Over 6.5% and climbing. China is unwinding as we speak, exporting its deflation to the rest of the world. In a few months that will start to have tangible effects in the US labor market. Or rather, the destruction in commodities has already hurt Americans in states like North Dakota and Oklahoma, but those jobs losses have so far been papered over by growth in the part-time bullsh**t economy. That won't last for much longer.

I doubt it. Maybe 5.75%-6.25%, but that's a high estimate. It's currently 5%, and that's a very drastic change.

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4.8%