A sign of trouble for investors

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Low Unemployment Could Be a Sign of Trouble for Investors Unemployment is low, in fact it is at historic lows. This is good news, but it carries the possibility of bad news as well. The problem with low unemployment is that it is potentially inflationary. However, no one knows how low unemployment can be before inflation becomes a problem. [SPONSOR]   7 Stocks To Double     Ever heard of ìevent-driven investing?î Itís a strategy used by hedge funds and private equity firms to reap massive rewards in both bull and bear markets alike. The idea is simple: Find a stock with a specific catalyst like a product launch or a potential buyout offer, and cash in when it happens. But the trick is getting there first... Click here to learn which stocks are set to soar next!   Economists disagree on the precise level, but they do tend to agree on the general outline of the problem. Low unemployment creates a competition for employees that could force employers to raise wages and result in an inflationary spiral. In our latest article, we review the news and the different factors that could make this time different. There is, in fact, an argument for low unemployment, higher wages and a bullish stock market, but history does tell us to be cautious. We explore in detail: • How the latest unemployment report fits into the historical picture and why that is a potential concern. • The trend in the rate of unemployment and other economic indicators that affect the employment situation. • How economists look at the current situation and data that could be decreasing inflationary pressure. • A look at how the economy has reacted to this level of unemployment in the past. • What the Federal Reserve is considering and how the current Chairman’s recent comments bring back memories of forecasts by two of his predecessors. For all of this more, you can click here.   Trading Tips' parent company was selected as one of America's fastest-growing private companies.