The latest jobs data shows the U.S. economy added nearly a million fewer jobs than first reported. Matt Allen breaks down what this means for the stock market and interest rates, why Elon Musk just bought $1B of Tesla stock, and how humanoid robots could solve America’s labor shortage. President Trump also wants the SEC to move earnings to twice a year. Matt Allen shares why companies should still report quarterly but give guidance less often. Investing, jobs, Tesla stock, and the future of earnings all in one show.

Show Notes

• Broken Jobs Data: The BLS revised job growth down by 911,000. Matt Allen explains why the data is unreliable, what better solutions exist, and how this affects the Fed, interest rates, and the stock market.
• Tesla’s Robot Future: Elon Musk buys $1B worth of Tesla stock. Matt Allen explains why Tesla is not just a car company but an AI and robotics company, how humanoid robots could fill millions of unfilled labor jobs, and why leasing Optimus at $100K a year could be a trillion dollar business line.
• Trump vs the SEC: President Trump pushes to cut earnings reports to twice a year. Matt Allen explains why quarterly earnings should stay, but guidance should shift to a twice a year model and how this could change corporate strategy and transparency for investors.

If you care about stocks, investing, and the future of the economy, this show is packed with insights you will not get anywhere else.