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I was originally going to do today's video on something completely different… until I saw the horrific number of nonfarm payrolls for April.
Guys, there was supposed to be a million new jobs created in April in the U.S. A million!
Instead, we got jobless claims this morning that totaled 498,000, and hiring was almost nonexistent. The nonfarm payrolls for April ended up being 266,000 and the unemployment rate rose to 6.1% due to there not being enough workers available.
And there's more bad news: March's original estimate of 916,000 new jobs had to be revised down to 770,000.
It can't possibly get worse than that, right? | | |
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