Hello, fellow Robo Capital Capitals, hope you're well.

So I saw the ADP numbers come out this morning, and I was like, whoa, we got to do a video on this for sure.

If you didn't see the news, another, another negative number.

So let's get right into the details over on CNBC. And then I'm going to tell you guys the

trade I just put on. I just put this trade on in my own personal portfolio, not paper trading,

real money. I'll let you guys know what I did as a result of this ADP data that just came out. Okay, so let's shoot over to CNBC.

Let me do a screen share. I forgot to do that. All righty then. Ready to rock and roll.

Here we go. November, November private payrolls unexpectedly. Was it really? See, this is what's weird.

Is it really unexpected? Because we were getting the weekly numbers. When we had the government

shutdown, I did a few videos on this, so I don't know if you guys saw that. But ADP was coming out with weekly data just to

kind of say, hey, we know you're not getting the non-farm. So here's some extras. I think that's what

I don't think they usually do weekly data. And the numbers are terrible. The numbers were all negative.

So I don't know why it's unexpected, but it is true.

If you look at the trusty market watch calendar, the market was expecting a positive

40,000, a positive 40,000.

And the last report that we received, this was 47,000.

And today we come in at a negative 32,000.

Negative 32,000.

We're also going to go check out what interest rates are doing.

But key talking points.

U.S. labor market slowdown, intensified November's private companies cut 32,000 workers with small businesses

hit the hardest. No surprise there. Larger businesses entailing companies, 50 more employees

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