The Imminent Recession: Signs and Predictions

by | Dec 24, 2023 | Recession News | 18 comments

The Imminent Recession: Signs and Predictions




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Where is the recession? This is the question on the minds of many economists, analysts, and concerned citizens as they try to predict the future of the global economy. While there are differing opinions on the specifics, one thing is for certain – signs of an impending recession are becoming increasingly clear.

The first indicator of an approaching recession is the current state of the global economy. While some countries are experiencing growth, others are struggling with high levels of debt, political instability, and slowing or negative economic growth. For example, the ongoing trade war between the United States and China has caused uncertainty and instability in global markets, leading to decreased consumer and business confidence. This has resulted in lower investment and decreased economic activity, both of which are typical precursors to a recession.

Another clear sign of an impending recession is the state of the stock market. Stock prices are influenced by a multitude of factors, including corporate earnings, investor sentiment, and economic indicators. Over the past several months, global stock markets have experienced significant volatility and downturns, with many analysts warning of an impending recession. The recent inversion of the yield curve in the United States, a reliable predictor of recessions in the past, has also raised concerns about the future of the global economy.

Furthermore, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the global economy. The spread of the virus has caused widespread disruption to businesses, supply chains, and consumer behavior, leading to decreased economic activity and increased uncertainty. Governments around the world have implemented measures to mitigate the spread of the virus, including travel restrictions, lockdowns, and social distancing guidelines, all of which have had far-reaching economic implications.

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In addition to these global factors, there are also specific warning signs within individual economies. For example, many developed countries are experiencing high levels of household debt, which can be a drag on consumer spending during an economic downturn. Rising unemployment rates, declining productivity, and softening housing markets are also indicative of potential economic trouble.

While it may be difficult to pinpoint the exact timing and severity of an impending recession, the signs are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Given the current global economic and geopolitical landscape, it is clear that caution is warranted.

In conclusion, while the question of “where is the recession?” may not have a clear and definitive answer, the signs of an impending economic downturn are becoming increasingly pronounced. From slowing global growth and volatile stock markets to geopolitical tensions and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are numerous warning signs that suggest a recession may be on the horizon. As individuals and businesses alike brace for potential economic challenges, it is important to remain vigilant and proactive in preparing for what may come.

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18 Comments

  1. @LouisianaHuff

    In every crisis, an opportunity arises, as the saying goes. The 2024 recession, though challenging, offers unique ways to build wealth. Following Warren Buffet's advice to be cautious when others are greedy and bold when they are fearful, investing in undervalued assets like stocks, digital assets, real estate, or businesses during the downturn can lead to substantial returns in the economic recovery. Aligning with Robert Kiyosaki's wisdom, it's not just about making money but investing wisely. Prioritize financial education, cut unnecessary expenses, and leverage emerging opportunities.

  2. @MidwestOptimist

    These guys give the straight dope on what no one else is talking about.

  3. @dbanka471

    I believe a recession usually follows when the yield curve inversion ends and reverts to the norm but the problem is predicting when it happens — historically, the recession occurs anywhere between 2 and 14 months after the yield curve reverts back……….it hasn’t reverted back yet…..so very hard to time

  4. @roberttakacs2670

    Young investors should be praying for a 80% stock market crash. That’s how you get rich. You buy stocks, cheap and sell high. This channel gives great advice because these guys buy cheap stocks as they are falling and add to their positions as they get cheaper. This is exactly what Warren Buffett does. Warren Buffett sees Exxon mobile fall from $100-$50. He will buy some and if it keeps falling to $10, he will buy it all the way down to $10. The multi billionaire professional investors always lose money on their initial positions because they are not buying stocks for tomorrow or next month. They are buying stocks for the next two or three years. No one should criticize this channel. by the way, Warren Buffett has his highest cash position ever recorded, which should let everyone know that he thinks stocks are crazy overvalued.

  5. @will4390

    What are you thoughts on Invesco SPGP (GARP)? Or better off just going with VOO?

  6. @reannesalinas5695

    You guys are awesome! Always learning with you guys

  7. @jackmehoff7827

    People who think the economy is still in bad shape just coping cuz they missed the generational buys in 2022

  8. @skurai

    Is not part of a healthy cycle, that’s like saying that getting sick is part of a healthy cycle. MMT has your brain fked

  9. @bluezaton

    By the time this "recession" finally comes we most likely will crawl up 50%+ and then correct 25% down, still capturing great profits.

    Time in the market beats trying to time the market.

  10. @ambidextrousTrades

    I have been following this channel since a long time. I like his math skills and can almost respect his knowledge but here is a guy who thought:
    NVDA was expensive at $130 (his lower assumption was around $80ish I think),
    TSLA was expensive at $100 (he said it’s gonna go to $20ish I think)
    He never called out to buy META when it was $90
    He thought AMZN was expensive at $88
    He never called out to buy SPY, QQQ when they fell 30% 40% respectively.
    AND HIS CONTENT IS REPETITIVE.
    So folks, bear the above in mind as you view his videos. I don’t know how cheap is cheap for him, although I think he did say PYPL was cheap at $100 and loves INTC and we all know what happened with them.

  11. @christopherpaul5

    If you are properly prepared and knowledgeable, every crash/collapse/inflation or recession gives an equal market opportunity. I've seen folks amass up to $800,000 throughout crises and even do it with ease in a terrible economy. Without a doubt, someone has become enormously wealthy as a result of the crash.

  12. @zacharyslen1438

    You’re starting to sound like rich dad pour dad

  13. @totallyfakename1

    There was little to no discount this black Friday, this indicates companies are trying their best to survive high interest rate and consumers are scared due to high interest rate which is make some people very poor and they will have little contributions to the market, the FINAL effect will be similar to what happens to an economy if few million people are abducted by aliens, or population drop.

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  15. @Valeriestallwood

    In the realm of financial investment, particularly in volatile markets like the S&P 500, the key takeaway is the significance of patience, resilience, and strategic planning. Successful trading often involves navigating through periods of losses and capitalizing on recovery trades, highlighting the importance of a disciplined mindset. This approach is not only applicable to traditional markets but can also be translated into the dynamic world of cryptocurrency trading, where the right strategies and timing can unlock potentially lucrative opportunities….I've personally benefited from following Kerrie Farrell’s trading tactics, amassing 26 bitcoins in a short two-month period, which speaks volumes about her expertise..

  16. @Castro-worldbravest

    S&P 500 is Up and will do better in 2024, as indicators for profits continue to improve, making investors like me believe that “Santa has come early” to the markets. How to boost a $250k portfolio in order to achieve 7-figures would be appreciated, I only have 5 years to retirement.

  17. @kirolosiskander2809

    Don’t you think there’s going to be alot of pressure to lower rates in an election year?

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