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There may be trouble looming on the horizon for the U.S. stock market, according to BCA Research.In a note to clients last week, BCA Research chief global strategist Peter Berezin warned that, contrary to popular belief, the economy will fall into a recession either this year or in early 2025. Should that happen, the S&P 500 could tumble to 3,750, which marks a 30% drop from current levels.Berezin’s prediction hinges on the belief that the labor market will slow notably in coming months, which will weigh heavily on consumer spending – a major driver of economic growth. The relationship between inflation and unemployment is measured by something called the “Phillips curve.” ...
Also saw an article (wish I'd clipped) that soverign debt is now worldwide 100% of GDP for the first time in history. And a reason why the dims may be bailing on winning this year. Nothing like blaming a major recession and market correction on your opponents.
Several people here have been warning of this for months! And BTW, I think a 30% correction is WAY to optimistic.
We need a mix of Paul Vockler, Calvin Coolidge, Milton Friedman, and Javier Milei to get out of this mess
A lot of prayers for a miracle is what we need to get us out of this mess.
We don’t need prayers or a miracle. Just the right policiesNot having trillion dollar deficits would be a good start. And having people stop making excuses for why their party had to increase those deficits would be another.
US headed for a deep recession in near future as stocks could fall 30%, analyst warns
Yeah. No.I don't have a future ball. But every prediction These "Anal-ists" have made has been wrong/
I’ve been hearing these predictions for 30 years. But a recession and a market correction followed by sound fiscal and Monetary policies is the right medicine, especially for inflationThis can’t continue forever without something giving
What is a guy to do? In 07 and o8 things whet to shit. But it bounced back. People who panicked and took their money out were F'd.
I didn't panic.