Wake up Wall Street as jobs report dumps

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Here is what you need to know on Friday, September 3:

We have the good news bad news employment report. The market will likely take it as good news though as bad news means more stimulus for longer. The bad news then was the US created fewer jobs than expected with Payrolls coming in well below expectations, 235k versus 733k forecast. Is the economy slowing then? US futures jumped around on the release but for now, bears are winning out but we are just warming up here. The bond market was relatively unmoved but the dollar did weaken. The bigger picture means the Fed ahs more reason to delay its taper plans and rate hikes. The Nasdaq should be the big beneficiary today and outperform.

Bitcoin appears to be the big winner as it finally looks to have broken and held the $50,000 level. Crypto stocks are nearly all higher in premarket trading. Oil is finally back above $70 while Gold is at $1820. 

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European markets are mixed: Eurostoxx -0.2%, Dax flat and FTSE +0.3%.

US futures are now flat having initially spiked on the employment number.

SPY stock news

US Payrolls 235k versus 733 expected.

Pager Duty (PD) up 13% premarket on results with a smaller loss than expected.

DIDI shares are up 6% premarket on a Bloomberg report re Chinese state investment. (see here).

Western Digital (WDC) up 2% premarket over Japanese report downplaying potential for merger with Kioxia.

MongoDB(MDB) results ahead of estimates, shares up 12% premarket. 

Cassava Sciences (CAVA) up 12% premarket as it releaes response to recent allegations.

United Micro Electronics (UMC) up 7% premarket on continued sector strength and price hike speculation. 

Bitcoin breaks $50,000 most crypto stocks up in the premarket. MARA RIOT, MSTR, COIN.

FUBO gets approval from Arizona for mobile wagering. Up 4% premarket.

Docusign (DOCU) up 3% on strong results.

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Source: Benzinga Pro

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