Consistent jobs growth remains an issue here in the U.S.

We also know that the lack of jobs is a worldwide problem that is only made worse by the world’s growing population and the stalling global economy.

The reasoning behind this worldwide jobs problem is simple.

Last week, the S&P 500 took a quick dive down toward the 50-day moving average as investors became worried about continued poor economic data. While some investors are quick to point to the Boston Marathon attack as the reason for the decline, there was in fact a large decline in the market before the tragedy in Boston occurred.

Chanticleer Holdings, part owner of Hooters of America (HOA), the operator and franchisor of the iconic Hooters restaurants throughout the U.S. and internationally, has rights to develop and operate Hooters restaurants in several countries around the world. In addition to operations in Europe, South Africa, and Australia, Chanticleer also has franchise rights to develop parts of Brazil. Brazil, South America’s biggest economy, represents the newest opportunity.

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When it comes to the recent pullback in the market, many people naturally wonder if this is the time to start accumulating certain companies, especially technology stocks. The answer, of course, is far more complicated. Obviously, each individual must assess their goals and risk profile before considering any investment.

One of the most closely watched parts of the global financial system is the Chinese economy. I don’t need to tell you that the economic recovery in America and the rest of the world is quite sluggish. Many had hoped that China could help propel the global economy higher; however, there are now concerns that this might not occur.

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