Hello fellow rebel capitals hope you're well so this recession indicator that

probably won't come as a surprise to a lot of you just exploded higher what I'm talking

about are the jobs numbers. So this has really been the

outlier. We've seen all this bad data coming in but the Central

Planters and the authoritarian sit back and say well it doesn't matter the economy is on fire because

the unemployment rate is low, the labor market is tight, and the jobs numbers are

fantastic.

But we just saw some revisions

that the BLS made to the last few months of the jobs numbers.

And when you combine that with what we're seeing now it paints a

picture that would imply along with the yield curve we're headed straight for

recession so let's check it out this article from Zeroheads jobless claims explode higher after BLS

revisions I didn't see this part the most tech layoffs since 2001 geez in the dot-com bus.

So after ugly ISM employment data, dismal jolts, soaring, warn, notices, not sure what

those are, and a weaker than expected ADP print this morning's

Challenger gray and Christmas report announced a bigger than expected 89,000 job cuts in March.

It's on pace to suppress the highest annual total

for the sector since 2001.

Okay, it goes back to the jobs, or excuse me,

the tech jobs.

And this is really big news because this,

man, for the last nine months,

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