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Originally Posted by Thorondor
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On a positive note. We hit an inverted yield curve on long term treasury bonds today, so we're looking at a recession very soon here.
This is his generations chance to build equity in the aftermath of the market bubble popping.
Stay liquid...it looks like its going to be a 50 to 60% downturn if you assume that market growth SHOULD have followed true economic growth since 09. This is where millionaires made kids. Dont waste the opportunity while deluding yourself into believing you "never had a chance".
Thats what losers who never tried tell themselves.
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Originally Posted by clevergirl
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Treasury bonds “inverted” for the first time since 2007. This dry-sounding development has led to a great deal of speculation on Wall Street and in the*financial*press*about whether an*economic downturn*might finally be on the way. As the Wall Street Journal’s James Mackintosh*put it, “The market’s most reliable recession indicator is finally flashing red.”
Why does this have people so worried? The yield curve has inverted in the lead-up to all nine U.S. recessions since 1955. As the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco*notes, there has only been one instance in the last six decades when an inversion wasn’t followed by an official recession within two years or less. That was back in the mid-1960s, when growth slowed, but the economy didn’t technically shrink. Since then, there hasn’t been a single false alarm.
Thanks Trump.
Someone plz quote b4 the sicko fascist thought police silence me.
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Pull your investments out of the market and sit them in cash or physical silver.
A major market downturn is the best thing that could happen to Gen X and the Millennials right now.
Pull your money out and wait for the bottom of the recession. The P/E Ratio on all three major indexes are inflated AF right now.
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