Hello for the rebel capitals, hope you're well.

So the new jobs numbers just came out.

They're absolutely shocking, to say the least.

They exploded higher.

They vastly exceeded expectations. So this leads us to a lot of questions. Is the

economy rock solid? Is it on fire? Should we be worried about growth, inflation and all these things.

And bond market, the end of the yield curve is going up higher and higher and higher and higher.

How high will mortgage rates go?

I mean, this is really some crazy stuff.

Let's get to the Wall Street Journal and go over the details real quick.

And then we'll really try to take a holistic view at the entire jobs market based on this new report and then kind of connect some dots like we usually do at the end of the video.

But starting off right here headline number, massive hiring

accelerated with 336,000 jobs added last month.

They say September's increase in payrolls is the biggest since January.

Wage growth slowed.

We're going to go over a couple more Wall Street journal articles here that like I said give us maybe a little bit different view, but let's keep going.

Wage growth slowed while unemployment... different view, but let's keep going.

Wage growth slowed while unemployment held steady.

So if unemployment held steady, that means more,

that means, hmm, I wonder what's happening to the labor force. more that

is more what's happening to the labor force participation there.

That is interesting. I guess the labor force

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