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Or stated more succinctly, due to the rise of banker fueled bizzaro-economics, we have no f-ing clue what the hell the result of this made up statistic will be.
However, more importantly, it's friday, so whatever the case for the labor market may be, it will probably be bullish for stocks and bearish for precious metals.
It results in financial asset bubbles and economic deflation. Since its not sustainable to have inflation (bubbles) and deflation at the same time it will eventually result in lack of confidence in fiat. Well and lack of confidence has always caused hyperinflation.
Summing up:
( Money printing -> Bubbles -> Recession intensifying ) ( multiply by a random number ) -> More printing -> lack of confidence -> Hyperinflation -> monetary reform or collapse
meh...
Just do the oppositie of Deutsche Bank star analyst Joe "The Grundhog" LaVorgna.