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hey everyone me Kevin here okay the

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numbers just came out for the jobs

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report You' probably already heard the

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headline numbers which are the payroll

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numbers but what we really need to talk

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about is what is going on in the

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underlying trend of the household

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numbers uh as well as what Nick T and

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others are just now saying so let's do

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this the first thing I want you to know

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is that the payrolls report uh is

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basically surveyed by calling employers

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and saying hey you know how many people

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were working this month uh and the

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reason we have revisions was because

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some people they don't answer right away

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it takes them a couple weeks to get back

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survey rates are pretty low introduces a

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lot of volatility Jerome Powell talked

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about that yesterday as well the

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household report tries to eliminate some

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of this double counting and what's the

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trend that we're seeing in the

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households report well the trend over

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the last 3 months has been the following

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it's been

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527,000 Jobs Plus to the upside okay and

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then we've got minus

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282,000 and then we have minus

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398,000 that's sort of what the trend

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has been that's great uh this would make

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you say okay well like these two

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negative reads just sort of offset this

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right extremely logical like I would do

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that too that's why I look at that and

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I'm like all right well this isn't

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really recessionary really the whole

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report that we got this morning isn't

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really recessionary right the payrolls

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report uh it came in at 227 versus 220

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expected the prior was revised up from

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12K to 36k we had uh the prior uh of the

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private payrolls being revised from a

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28k to being to -2k so we actually got a

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positive revision here and it felt like

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a balanced report but we're not so

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worried about being in recession at this

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very moment although some people do

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believe that depending on what industry

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you're in we're actually more worried

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about where the trend is potentially

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heading uh and how sustainable the trend

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is so the household report if we go to

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the household report and we actually

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remove what's going on with government

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I'll show you how you could do that

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quickly and then I'll show you why that

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matter matters then you get this really

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interesting Trend see what you're going

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to do is you're going to go to uh the

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Bureau of Labor Statistics labor report

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just Google that uh and then click on

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the first link and go to table alpha 8

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so all the way at the bottom you look

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for Alpha 8 and then compare the uh

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non-agricultural Industries here number

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of employers uh compare that to the

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government uh section right here uh and

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then what you'll end up getting uh are

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values that you can compare and you can

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go okay how much of these changes in the

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households cours were because of

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government well over here if we want to

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adjust for the government you go minus

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785,000 now government actually

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surprisingly lost 103,000 jobs over here

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uh and then government gained 80,000

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jobs over here and so now if we subtract

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this we'll get a change in the

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households report less government and me

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like Doge love less government this is

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why I have a trumponomics course of

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be.com you already know about that

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though uh is still dude I've been

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working like 16 17 hour days I have not

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had a chance to change the pricing it

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just look at these numbers on the board

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though you don't have to listen to me

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while I write this uh but uh because of

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that and since today is the end of cyber

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week uh I'm going to probably raise the

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prices about a hundred bucks uh if not

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$200 because when we get to when this

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course comes out in 11 days it's

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probably going to be a 700 to $1,000

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course so it's going to be pretty

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remarkable get it in the pre-sale it

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comes out in 11 days which is incredible

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so meet kevin.com but look at these

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numbers you know what do you have here

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well Ah that's not a good trend on the

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households report and now if we look at

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the payrolls report the three-month

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trend is a little better the three-month

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trend has kind of been doing this and

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it's started going up a little bit right

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here this up is a 138,000 job Trend

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which is the best since May this over

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here this six-month average is actually

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the worst of the entire cycle now it's

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possible that this section right here is

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just being driven by the government jobs

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going into the election which actually

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means that this 3month trend is not

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particularly useful and the more

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concerning trend is the six-month Trend

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and what's going on with the households

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report labor force participation also

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declined which isn't good that led our

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unemployment rate to go up which then

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people start getting nervous about the S

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rule getting triggered triggered again

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though it shouldn't be because we've

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untriggered it which is what happened in

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2006 as well uh yeah Su rule right now

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is only

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043 uh but it's a tick up and so a lot

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of folks are worried that uh hey what

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does this mean if we keep this household

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Trend going for January and February and

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I agree that's exactly what we should be

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paying attention to and I think there

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are reasons to say yeah there are

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underlying weaknesses that are

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concerning and we should start really

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thinking about positioning for 2025 I

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think it's already old news for 2025 to

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say that bonds are probably going to

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perform very well in 2025 but what

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matters more in 2025 in my opinion is

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how you're going to protect your base so

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I want you to think about this you want

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flexibility you want a home equity line

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of credit if you have a home I don't

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want you to take that money to pay off

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credit card debt I want you to have that

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as a rainy day emergency tool or you

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know if credit lines start getting froz

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and you draw it you put it in cash right

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it's a variable rate load it's something

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to think about and you have a buffer

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think about delaying some of those

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discretionary purchases think about

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paying off debt get out of margin debt

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look at the profit taking that started

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yesterday on micro strategy okay it was

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weird we ran over 100,000 micro strategy

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was up like 10 20% during the initial

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part of the day and then it ended up

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closing down down 8% obviously Bitcoin

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lost 103 of course there's going to be

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some profit taking around that 102 103

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level because we just broke above that

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but it makes you wonder was that sort of

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driven by the last deployment from micro

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and at what point do people say okay the

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underlying Trends are going to start

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driving profit taking I don't know I I

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I'm not saying that you should be taking

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profits but what I am saying is do

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whatever you can to make sure you're not

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heavily exposed to Leverage or margin

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right now because the underlying trends

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when you look closely at them they're

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worsening and they're not improving

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which could mean things are bad next

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month or it could mean that things are

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bad within the next 6 months who knows

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those are the underlying trends that I

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do not love and so that's why I want to

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make sure everybody's protected and as

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safe as possible uh something else that

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I'm noticing is we're now at an 82%

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chance of a 25 BP cut in December I

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would say that's pretty much confirmed

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uh and uh you know sort of got that

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reiteration of Powell suggesting he's

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ready to support the labor market uh

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with with everything they've got as well

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so anyway me kevin.com thank you so much

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for watching be back home I cannot wait

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very soon thanks folks bye

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