GDP hitting 4.3 percent while jobs stall tells you everything about who’s really winning—the companies, not the workers. The economy looks strong on paper, but most people aren’t seeing it in paychecks or hiring. This is bullish for corporate profits, bearish for everyday workers, and a quiet warning that the next shock could hit hard.
If GDP is running at over 4% why on earth would he think this? https://t.co/pVQLeG6p1T
— QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) December 23, 2025
Reality check for most.
Just in case, Long $TLT
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— Fibonacci Investing⚡️ (@FibonacciInves1) December 23, 2025
October saw 105,000 jobs lost, November added just 64,000, and unemployment hit a 4-year high at 4.6%.
Yet GDP grew 4.3%, the fastest in two years.
Companies are doing more with less, showing growth can continue even as hiring stabilizes. pic.twitter.com/P58XOQ5mr1
— David Nicholas (@DavidANicholas) December 24, 2025
It's easy to have 4.3% GDP when you're counting 6.3% inflation as 2%. pic.twitter.com/CmFMVvHLzr
— Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) December 24, 2025