Hello, fellow Rebel Capitals, hope you're well. So we have big news in the jobs market.

And as you guys remember, this week is going to be epic. We have the Joltz numbers today. We have

80P tomorrow. And then we top off the week with the non-farm payrolls. So let's go into the joltz numbers today. And the key

takeaway is the amount of job openings are still a lot lower than the amount of people who are

unemployed. And if you remember by watching my, if you guys have been

watching the videos, you remember we've been talking about how this is a fundamental shift.

This is a paradigm shift in the labor market where we went from having, let's just say,

this many job openings and we had this many people unemployed to now we have this many job openings

and this amount of people unemployed.

And that's when you can really tell the labor market is deteriorating quickly.

And obviously, the labor market is the key component here with the overall economy.

So let's go into Zero Hedge. They got a great article on this. And then I want to focus specifically on construction

jobs, guys. That's really where the rubber meets the road. So let's go over to Zero Hedge,

go all the way to the top.

Ugly Joltz shows mostly unemployed versus most unemployed versus job openings.

The plunge in hiring and quits.

So it was actually a little bit above expectations.

So that was kind of good.

But it was still a really ugly data point,

or the report itself was still ugly, although slightly higher. Okay, so let's check this out. Job

openings remain depressed. If rising modestly from the upward revised July print of 7.2 to 7.227. The estimate was 7.2. It's just slightly higher than the

estimate, but we're not at the place or we didn't jump back up to that level where there are more

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