A jump in producer prices

The index for final demand goods jumped 1.0 percent in November, the largest advance since a 1.0-percent increase in January. Over three-fourths of the broad-based November rise can be traced to prices for final demand energy, which climbed 4.6 percent.

The ten year hit 2.4, one year at 1.68. The market won't go up with these numbers. The PPI rise is also a hit to corporate earnings.  We have packed the sphere, this economy isn't finding a better Avogadro's number. The slope, ten minus one, is 70 basis points, we are not that accurate in esiimating time to completion.

Bringing up a point about timeout

What is our Avogadro's number? It is the sum  of all complete sequences. And, the longest sequence is really the timeout.  In protocols, the timeout is the 'time' period over which almost anything that could have happened must have happened.