4.1%. i love this chart really. it shows where we ve been over the past decade. 4%, 4.1% is what it came out at, a 17-year low here. it would have been lower if you had not had people coming in off the sidelines. you saw the labor market grow a little bit because people are hearing about jobs from friends, family and the news. job reports a gain in construction, retail, manufacturing, even a little bit in mining, in education, in health care. i awe strong broad-based job growth here, again, 313,000 wages. that was a little disappointment. a dispoint for workers but not for the markets because this means, there have been concerns anti inflation. this means on the wage front you re not seeing the strong job market cause much inflation in paychecks. pre market trading the dow shot right up. yes, because it s a strong jobs report, but not too strong