THIS Number Explains Why the Job Market Hasn’t Crashed Yet

THIS Number Explains Why the Job Market Hasn’t Crashed Yet
Why the Job Market Hasn’t Crashed Yet — And the Number Wall Street Is Watching

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Everyone is watching the unemployment rate.
Everyone is watching job openings.
But Wall Street is watching one number almost nobody talks about — and it explains why the job market hasn’t crashed yet.

In this video, we break down the quit rate — the percentage of workers who voluntarily leave their jobs — and why its collapse is one of the clearest warning signals in the entire economy.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

• The 2% number Wall Street is quietly focused on
• Why unemployment and job openings can be misleading
• What falling quit rates really say about worker confidence
• Why today’s labor market looks stable on paper but feels terrible in reality
• How the current “no hire, no fire” economy works
• The three phases that typically lead from slowdown to recession

When workers stop quitting, it doesn’t mean the job market is strong.
It means workers feel trapped — staying put because they don’t see better options.

That’s why quit rates are a leading indicator. And right now, they’re flashing levels we’ve only seen during recessions and crises.

The job market hasn’t crashed yet.
But the warning signs are already here — if you know where to look.

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