Investors are SHOCKED as Recession Indicator Predicts 24% Drop in S&P

by | Dec 13, 2023 | Recession News | 20 comments

Investors are SHOCKED as Recession Indicator Predicts 24% Drop in S&P




The first recession indicator to accurately time recessions was just released, and what it shows for a 2024 recession is SHOCKING! The recession 2024 downfall to the stock market could cause the S&P 500 to drop 24% over the next 6 months. This new recession indicator has correctly timed EVERY RECESSION and now it’s predicting the start of the 2024 recession, which might actually end up being a 2023 recession that starts in December of this year. The latest stock market news gives new insight into technical analysis and today’s stock market analysis. Combined with the other recession indicators, such as the leading economic indicators and inverted yield curve, it appears more likely than not that a recession in 2024 will occur.

*FREE STUFF AND DISCORDS*

👑 Discord Trade Alerts with Stock Dads 👑

💥 Easy Beginner Course – Fast Track to Trading Success 💥

✴️ Moomoo ✴️

🇺🇸 – UNITED STATES ▶
🇺🇸 – 5 Free Stocks when you deposit $100
🇺🇸 – 15 Free Stocks when you deposit $1,000
🇺🇸 – PLUS earn 5.1% APY on uninvested cash

🇨🇦 – CANADA ▶
🇨🇦 – Free gifts just for registering (no deposit required)

🇦🇺 – AUSTRALIA ▶
🇦🇺 – $110 cash when you deposit $1,000

🇸🇬 – SINGAPORE ▶
🇸🇬 – 1 Free Share of Amazon when you deposit $2,700

🔹 Webull 🔹
🇺🇸 – UNITED STATES ▶
🇺🇸 – Up to 12 free stocks when you deposit any amount

🇬🇧 – UK ▶
🇬🇧 – 4 Free Stocks when you deposit £100, watch 1 lesson, and make 1 trade
UK Disclaimer: Your capital is at risk. You may lose money on your investments.

See also  I Earned a Lot of Money Despite the Recession!

🤑 MILLIONAIRE CLUB 🤑
Portfolio –
Videos –

Join this channel to get access to perks:

——————————————————————————————-

*ABOUT STOCK CURRY*

Website –
Twitter –
Stocktwits –
TikTok –
Instagram –
YouTube (Stocks) –
YouTube (Personal Finance) –
Rumble (Stocks) –
Rumble (Personal Finance) –

——————————————————————————————-

*CHAPTERS*

00:00 – The Market Nightmare that Nobody Saw Coming
01:20 – Bull Case for Market Rally
03:30 – Bear Case for Market Crash
06:22 – The Sahm Rule Recession Indicator

Recession Indicator SHOCKS Investors | S&P will drop 24%

Stocks Discussed in This Video:
SPY, SPX, XSP

#stockmarket #stocks #recession #investing #investment #invest #investor #stockmarketnews #federalreserve #investments #investors

——————————————————————————————-

Scott Curry is not a financial advisor. Nothing on this channel is to be construed as financial advice. No speech, text, images, or other conveyance of information is a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset. All speech text, images, and other conveyance of information is just Scott Curry’s opinions, which may or may not be accurate. Please do your own research before investing in any asset.

Scott Curry has material connections with most of the links on this channel. Please read the full disclosure here:

All music used under commercial license. All other content copyright Severe Videos, LLC (severevideosllc.com), all rights reserved….(read more)


BREAKING: Recession News

LEARN MORE ABOUT: Bank Failures

REVEALED: Best Investment During Inflation

HOW TO INVEST IN GOLD: Gold IRA Investing


The recent recession indicator has sent shockwaves through the investment world, with experts predicting a significant drop in the S&P by as much as 24%. This jarring news has left investors scrambling to reassess their portfolios and determine the best course of action in the face of economic uncertainty.

See also  The Edge of Global Recession: Gravitas

The recession indicator in question is the inversion of the yield curve, which occurs when short-term interest rates surpass long-term rates. Historically, this phenomenon has been a reliable predictor of an impending economic downturn. The last time this inversion occurred was in 2007, just before the financial crisis, making it a cause for serious concern among investors.

The prospect of a 24% drop in the S&P is particularly worrisome for those with heavy exposure to the stock market. Such a significant decline would result in substantial losses for many investors, potentially impacting retirement savings and other long-term financial goals. As a result, many are now considering shifting their assets to more stable investments in an effort to mitigate potential losses.

While it’s impossible to predict the exact timing and severity of a market downturn, the inversion of the yield curve has raised red flags that cannot be ignored. Investors are advised to closely monitor economic indicators and consider diversifying their portfolios to safeguard against market volatility.

Additionally, this news has prompted speculation about the Federal Reserve’s next moves. Some experts believe that the Fed may need to reassess its monetary policy and potentially implement measures to stimulate the economy and prevent a potential recession. However, the effectiveness of such interventions remains to be seen.

Ultimately, the shocking revelation of the recession indicator serves as a stark reminder that the market is inherently unpredictable and that investors must remain vigilant and adaptable in their approach. As the investment community braces for potential changes, it’s crucial for individuals to stay informed, seek professional guidance, and make informed decisions to protect their financial well-being. While the future may be uncertain, proactive steps can help investors weather the storm and emerge resilient in the face of economic challenges.

See also  Feroli from JPMorgan Anticipates Economic Downturn in 2021
Truth about Gold
You May Also Like

20 Comments

  1. @soneshengg

    Since you have exact number 24% , I assume you would have bought puts big time ?

  2. @hurlentropy6866

    Once you say you know what will happen, you lose.

    Impossible to tell

  3. @glennt222

    The sheep can't be fleeced if the market don't drop at times.

  4. @pedruew2

    No nightmare. Just clickbaits as usual. Long term investing.

  5. @kimberlyspianostudio

    Thanks, Stock Curry! What value stocks do you recommend at this time?

  6. @briancollins4585

    its shocking, it's devastating…… at some point. sweet jesus.

  7. @shabpnd481

    well the german stock market reach all time high in a recession why cant the US do the same

  8. @hikeyt2747

    SO OPEN SHORTS LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

  9. @user-md5bm4jf7z

    Bull to 6000 on the S&P then a massive sell off of 70% in the next 3-6 months. Also see David Hunter contrarian economist.

  10. @Nemo-yn1sp

    What's in between a bull and a bear? A red cape? If it drops so much, I hope I have the cash to buy, though I'm not expecting to have a significant amount of free cash any time soon. Depends on what happens with some of my covered calls in January. I'm retired and confident my dividends (and long term storage of food/necessities) will get me through. Thank you so much for taking the time to do these videos.

  11. @driesanalog4187

    Recession might be coming (or is already here) and S&P might lose 10% from Januar to April. But in a voting year they will not let the market crash 25%. Fed will cut interest rates in may or so and market will recover again by October. End of 2024 S&P might have gained 10%.

  12. @malcolmmarshall1721

    Hey man do you have the comman sense crypto channel about hbar xlm and xrp your voice sounds familiar

  13. @vinay7397

    The S&P 500 may fall but I consider Microsoft and Amazon could increase because of growth and productivity increases due to artificial intelligence. Amazon will replace most of its worker with robots and Microsoft will innovative further with chatgpt. AI is the new unpredictable actor in the US economy.

  14. @sunshineandhappiness6014

    J.P. Morgan also said the market would drop 20% in 2023 or so I remember reading in a headline, I think it was Jamie dimon said it would drop. I’ve been so bearish this whole year and yet all time highs. I don’t believe anything these people predict anymore. Thanks for the vid!

  15. @lashonjohns

    Recession is likely

  16. @jdog8019

    Reverse crash within 2024..

  17. @davidkiyak8092

    I’m curry-ous how a recession impacts value stocks (like the millionaire portfolio stocks), do you hold steady through it all? I know we hold until fair value is reached, but interested in your thoughts!

U.S. National Debt

The current U.S. national debt:
$35,350,842,310,771

Source

ben stein recessions & depressions

Retirement Age Calculator

  Original Size