Hello, fellow Robo Capitals. Hope you're well. Big news. Job data out today. And boy, oh, boy,

did you see the revisions? Let's dive into it right now. We're going to go over to CNBC.

Let me do the screen share. There we go. And we got CNBC payrolls rose by 64,000. Now, the expectation

right here, as you can see, was for 45,000.

So initially we're like, yay, good news. And then everyone sees October. Because remember,

we're still getting delayed data. So we did get November. That was the most recent report.

But then we got October, which was a negative 105,000 jobs.

Now, I know a lot of you write about now.

George, that's because of the shutdown and that's because of the doge cuts and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Okay, fine. But let's look at all the rest of the doge cuts and blah blah blah blah blah okay fine but let's look at all

the rest of the data to see how this negative 105,000 fits and by the way this 64,000 it was a beat

this is before revisions which as we know is very very important and oh by the way unemployment rate

went up to 4.6%.

So let's go down to a chart of that really quick.

And we can see what it's done this year.

We started off the year right here.

We're at 4%.

So it's up 0.6% just this year.

That's a big, big move. I didn't't look it up but right off the top of my

head i mean we've got to be pretty close to triggering the psalm rule once again but getting back

to it here let's go over the the low lights i was going to say the highlights, but in this case, it's more the low lights.

So we talked about the unemployment rate going up to 4.6%.

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