A year into office, President Donald Trump’s priorities haven’t changed — money, money, money.

That was the testimony of Trump himself, as a candidate — “I like money. I’m very greedy. I’m a greedy person” — and that’s the description ascribed to him now by his son, Eric — “The only color he sees is green.”

MarketWatch designed a scoreboard with those priorities in mind, ranking him on employment, wages and the stock market. Here’s what it shows after a year.

The best of the three indicators is quite clearly the stock market, with a first year rivaled only by FDR.

Job creation has been steady and, if kept at the rate for his entire presidency, the best since Bill Clinton.

Wage growth has been another story. While anecdotes abound about wages picking up, and there are cities where it has, the numbers have just been so-so. Trump is counting on tax cuts to lead to a tighter jobs market and improving pay.

There’s also an expanded Trump Scoreboard with other key indicators, notably the trade deficit which Trump has made a priority (and which has worsened in his first year in office.)