Hello, fellow rebel capital. Hope you're well. Stock market rips higher. The jobs number blows out

expectations. So we have to ask the question. Has the recession that everyone has been predicting

been canceled? Is it over? Are we headed straight back to all-time highs in the stock market?

And should you have bought this dip, is gold going to continue to go down? Because now we don't have all this uncertainty.

Now we have more certainty than was priced into the gold market because Trump's going to be rolling back all these tariffs.

We're doing a big, fat, beautiful deal with China and everything else that you've been hearing

about in the mainstream news. Excuse me, mainstream media. I can't even say that word without

barfing. All right. Well, let's check out what happened today.

And then let's go over to the BLS because I want to dive into the labor number, the non-farm

payrolls because it wasn't just about the headline number. You got to look beneath the hood.

So we're going to do that right now. But before we get over there, let's look at what happened in markets.

And by the way, it's not so much the stock markets, the bond market. The bond market, if the stock market had been

down today and the bond market did what it did right now, I would be saying, hey, we might have

another liquidity event that could take the stock market down, who knows,

you know, four or five percent on Monday, maybe even more.

But that's not my call, to be clear.

That is not my call because of what stocks did.

So I think the massive jump we saw in yields today was more a knee-jerk reaction as a result of the

non-farm payroll numbers along with the ISM numbers, which for me is bizarre because sure,

they beat expectations, but they're still terrible.

So I don't know.

Let's shoot over to CNBC first and foremost, guys.

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