Hello,

robo-Robo capitals, hope you're well.

So big news in the jobs market today,

unemployment spikes higher.

So we've got to look at this in terms of the Sommerl. We got to look at the jobs data and

then we have to look at these massive huge epic revisions to the last few months.

This is, you got to be sitting down for this one, properly stiff drink time because these

revisions really shed light not only on what's going on what's what the truth is in the

labor market but also the shenanigans that are being played by the BLS.

Let's first and foremost go to the Wall Street Journal,

and we're going to get into a great article from Zero Hedge.

And the reason why I want to highlight the Wall Street Journal first

is because it shows you how the central planners can sit there and say well BLS

let's pump up the numbers a little bit and even if we have to downward revise it in the

next couple it doesn't matter because no one pays

attention to those numbers right so look at the Wall Street journal US

economy adds two hundred and six000 jobs as hiring stays strong.

You see, this is the narrative that the central planners are trying to push.

This is the narrative they're trying to create because they know the average Joe and Jane just looks at that headline and doesn't read any further.

They don't scratch beneath the surface. But fortunately the market does. The market is really

picking up on this. And the reason I say that is because if you look at the Nas Deck, the Nas Deck is much higher, which would lead you to believe that they are pricing in

that rate cuts sooner than later and maybe pricing in more rate cuts than they were pricing in, let's say a couple weeks ago,

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