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| Friday’s jobs report revealed deeper cracks: a multi-month downtrend in employment, quality of hires is deteriorating, etc. Since employment drives growth & earnings, any $SPY / $QQQ pop may be short-lived – disinflation & slowing growth still point to mounting risk for equities. In this short video, I explain why Friday’s data could matter more than you'd think. 📺 Catch me daily on The Real Investment Show: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRealInvestmentShow #JobsReport #StockMarketWarning #SPY #QQQ #MarketRisk |
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