Latest jobs report

This is why it's not a recession.
Not even close.

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>cnbc

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>jeff cocks

>yet

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Bobos BTFO

The payroll increase is just a drop in the bucket compared to overall unemployment. Job recovery is slowing.

Big tech have hiring freezes because of slowing growth. They're the canary in the coal mine.

Damn dog I wish someone would fucking hire me
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fake news

ITT: brainlets who don't understand that good job numbers are bad folr the markets because that means the Fed can keep tightening and be more aggressive with rate hikes

lmao unemployment is lower than in 2018.
Stop being full of shit.

High employment is systemically very good for the economy.
Fed easing and rate drops are temporary bandaids.

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ive only heard from people who haven't been able to get work IRL and online.

the jmedia wouldn't lie and just make up numbers would they?

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You don't seem to understand what's going on. Right now everything is upside down. Good news for the economy is bad news for the market, because that means we have a long way to go before the Fed will stop rate hikes and QT

Do you even know what a recession is you fucking retard? Usually right before a recession there is peak employment and a false confident of a strong economy that can only continue to expand. Stupid fucking zoomer.

>main stream media ignores abysmal labor participation rate

get the fuck back to work wagies, my portfolio is bleeding like a menstrual whore

>ive only heard from people who haven't been able to get work IRL and online
lol you're probably trying your hardest to ignore all the reports about companies whining about not finding enough people.

>Do you even know what a recession is you fucking retard?
lmao, here's the US definition:
"a significant decline in economic activity spread across the market, lasting more than a few months, normally visible in real GDP, real income, employment, industrial production, and wholesale-retail sales"

The markets are reacting negatively to the removal of bandaid solutions as economic fundamentals strengthen.
This is short term.

I see help wanted signs everywhere. All we need is for boomers and gen xers to stop giving 20 year old zoomies an allowance and the jobless rate evaporates.

A recession would be bullish since it would lower rates.
You got psyoped by bobos again

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