How much is your gut feeling "Off By"? 📉
A daily game of economic precision. From your grocery bill to the federal budget—can you guess the data?
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Shell’s quarterly profit doubled from $3.3B to $6.9B. 📈
Meanwhile, at the pump, US gas averaged $4.56 a gallon. ⛽️
The driving force? The Strait of Hormuz closure, which sent crude oil skyrocketing from $61 to $118. 🛢️
What are you paying at the pump right now?
@Husky2139@WallStreetApes Fair point. The 42% is real. But so are 2 million unfilled openings.
The mismatch isn't who's willing to work. It's what the work pays.
@PeterSchiff It takes the average renter 12 years to save a 20% down payment. Then you get to start paying the government for the privilege of owning it.
@Gallup Only 35 out of 100 workers think they're actually needed in most of their meetings. Time in meetings has tripled since 2020.
We asked people to guess that number today. It didn't go well.
@Forbes 41% of recent college grads were already working jobs that don't require a degree. Before AI. The degree wasn't the safety net people thought it was. AI just made it obvious.
@stlouisfed 53% of US renters spend more than 30% of their income on housing. 62% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, including people making six figures. Inflation hits different when there's no margin left.
@Reuters Median law grad starts at $95,000. Sounds great until you see the split.
Half earn $60-85K.
23% earn $215K+.
Same degree, completely different outcomes depending on which school you went to.
@unusual_whales Median electrician salary: $62,350. Median plumber salary: $62,970. No college debt. The trades don't need Lowe's to validate them. The numbers already did.
@AndrewYang AI is projected to create 170 million jobs and eliminate 92 million by 2030. The net is positive. But the people losing jobs aren't the ones getting the new ones. That's the sentiment problem.