Since I'm new to this forum, I guess I need to get my count up before I have full access, so will make a few more posts here on this subject...
Originally Posted by
DJIA
Experts have been calling for recession since the market slipped into a bear market starting in Jan 2022. Remember the “changed definition” of the term “recession” last summer? It has been a very politically charged term now thrown around loosely. Reality is:
Food for thought: This article appears behind a Pay Wall The Epoch Times, but was posted in the clear here...
https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/...eat-depression
Originally Posted by
DJIA
Bank crisis from last month may have been contained
https://wallstreetonparade.com/2023/...ast-12-months/
And for another "Big picture consideration":
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/us...ed-800-billion
I'm not trying to be Dr Doom here. I don't believe that the world is coming to an end. But I do think that too many are discounting the market realities that exist. By definition, a "Black Swan" event is neither expected nor foreseen before it happens. Things are fine, until they're not. I recommend caution and perspective.