IMO Not releasing the October data does not instill confidence in the markets.
It creates fear and uncertainty.
The market hates uncertainty.
It was a mistake to hide the data imo. pic.twitter.com/xpWurX9g4A
— QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) November 12, 2025
https://twitter.com/FinanceLancelot/status/1988705833665065186
BREAKING: The U.S. government claims October’s inflation and jobs reports are “likely never going to be released,” blaming the government shutdown, which they say “permanently impaired” economic data.
The Federal Reserve, the world’s largest central bank, with a $6.6 trillion balance sheet, kept over 22,000 employees working through the shutdown. Yet they still claim to have “lost” critical economic data, conveniently, as conditions worsen.
The shutdown was deliberately orchestrated to avoid releasing this data. Now that the plan has worked, they’ll reopen and carry on as if nothing happened.
This echoes the Pentagon’s $2.3 trillion in untraceable transactions, where shady accounting buried massive financial discrepancies after the dot-com collapse.
When data is withheld, something truly unprecedented, it’s a red flag. I’ve sold off most of my stocks, crypto, and other investments. The everything bubble is about to burst.
BREAKING: The U.S. government claims October’s inflation and jobs reports are “likely never going to be released,” blaming the government shutdown, which they say “permanently impaired” economic data.
The Federal Reserve, the world’s largest central bank, with a $6.6 trillion…
— Jacob King (@JacobKinge) November 12, 2025