i will look at this how you navigate alpha in the intermediate term and not necessarily something you stick in your 401(k) and forget about. romaine: have a wonderful year on coming up next the show we have the big november jobs report. we are going to break down the numbers coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: this morning we found out the u.s. labor market added 245,000 jobs in the month of november well below what most people were looking for and raising a lot of concerns here about the vigor of this economic recovery. joe: missed expectations, but this is not what you would normally see after a miss and that was the immediate knee-jerk reaction to the report. we saw 10 year yields tick higher, so it is one thing to say it sometimes stocks move higher because you expect easing, but now we see they are right at 830. the 10 year yields ending at .97 just below 1%. caroline: the question is can we break above 1% and also what is the fed going to think about that? joe: to be clear one theory is perhaps the report will kick them into action in congress and get that stimulus. le