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Trump is preoccupied with stupid stuff C_U_L8R Friday #1
Poor jobs data perhaps Bristlecone Friday #2
.60% is a "big swing"? Fiendish Thingy Friday #3
1.0 %, not 0.60. Down 0.80% now, which makes a 1.20% swing Bernardo de La Paz Friday #7
Are you surprised at the volatility? Fiendish Thingy Friday #13
Not overall, but yes in this context and due to the severity Bernardo de La Paz Friday #14
The latest from CNBC nitpicked Friday #4
Link to CNBC's discussion of the jobs report nitpicked Friday #6
From the jobs report itself nitpicked Friday #12
Jobs data. CrispyQ Friday #5
I think some investors are worried by stagflations. Happy Hoosier Friday #8
One thing for sure, the trump admin didn't cook the books like we feared. Well, I guess it might be a million jobs Silent Type Friday #9
His pick hasn't been confirmed yet Johnny2X2X Friday #11
Not quite blind bc the ADP, Challenger, and ISM numbers are pretty good. Bernardo de La Paz Friday #15
More than business Johnny2X2X Friday #17
I think there are enough experts and data -- independent of trump's admin -- to determine if the MFer cooks books. Silent Type Friday #16
We 100% will know the minute he does it Johnny2X2X Friday #18
The Trump Slump. Sneederbunk Friday #10
People moving money from Tech to rate depended stocks Johonny Friday #19
I wouldn't read too much into this... Here's the last month or so... WarGamer Friday #20
And of course the dipbuyers rushed in nitpicked Friday #21
Nice little recovery Greg_In_SF Friday #22
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