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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Full Money. It's the Motley Full Money

radio show. I'm Chris Hill joining me this week in studio, Senior Analyst Jason Meuser,

and connecting via Zoom video from his home, Senior Analyst Ron Gross. Thanks for being

here, guys. Hey, how you doing? We'll be talking with restaurant expert David Hankus.

We've got some stocks on our radar, but we're going to begin with the big macro. The $350

billion small business loan program launched on Friday, although the final regulations

were not released until just hours before the program began. We also got the jobs report

from March that came out Friday morning, the unemployment rate going from 3.5% to 4.4%

but Jason Meuser, we know it's going to be a lot worse than that because in the last

two weeks, 10 million Americans have filed for unemployment.

Yeah, and I think this BLS report ended. I think the survey ended in the middle of March.

So it's not really reflective of what we know today. But as we say on the show, oftentimes,

it's more about the revisions that we witness a month from now. That's certainly no exception

here. It is way worse than perhaps what it sounds like today. We know that.

And when you look at some of the projections out there from some of these different firms,

it shows you the disparity. I mean, you look at Oxford Economics, they're projecting that

by May, the US will have lost basically 28 million jobs and we'll be looking at a 16%

unemployment rate, which ultimately, that would erase all the jobs gained since 2010.

That compares to another point of data that we're seeing from the St. Louis Fed where

they're projecting that this could result in 47 million jobs lost in sending the unemployment

rate past 32%. And then you compare that to New Goldman Sachs projections, which came

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