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Having thumbed through some of the charts from Slope’s marvelous economic chart database, I wanted to share a few that jumped out at me. First up is the labor force participation rate, which is slumping like a SAAS stock. This is an alarming trend; I guess our fellow citizens are losing interest in work, eh?
Four times a year, we all gather around our screens and await the deployment of the latest Nvidia quarterly report. Today was no exception, and although the immediate reaction to the earnings was extremely blase, as the evening wore on the stock took on a small loss.
I’ve been eagerly hitting the Refresh button on the SEC site, waiting for the SPCX S-1 filing. In the meanwhile, here are some interesting data that have leaked from the confidential document as compiled by The Information.
I’m sure they’re making money hand over fist, but this could still be a market mover on Thursday morning:
