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Episode 79: What does the US jobs report mean for the market? With Dale Pinkert.

from Maggie Lake Talking Markets · host Mags

Welcome back to Talking Markets: the Dale Pinkert residency edition... Every Friday in September, the TradeGateHub coach and trader extraordinaire will join Maggie Lake to share his market outlook and weigh in on the events of the week. This week, Dale weighs in on a shockingly weak jobs report — just 22,000 jobs added vs. 75,000 expected — and what it means for the Fed’s September rate decision. With stocks climbing and the dollar slipping, are markets now pricing in a full pivot? Plus: What Dale’s watching in metals, yields, and stocks, and why his charts may be telling a very different story than the headlines.Join TradeGateHub for free here: https://tradegatehub.com/Don't miss out on future episodes - get on the list here: https://maggielake.markets/notify-meConnect with us on Twitter: https://x.com/the_markethouseConnect with me on Substack: https://themarkethouse.substack.com/*We know you get this, but gotta say it anyway - this show is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice.

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