Only 2 out of 52 top economists forecast a recession:
in the world of contrary thinking....that means a recession
in the world of contrary thinking....that means a recession
Quote from day7793:
So whats the big deal? Why panic and let short sellers wipe out your accounts? why not start bargain hunting?
I repeated 1000 times on this forum: Recessions do not happen in election years. You can see how White house, Congress, Senate is hopping around pushing things for us. You can see how Feds are hell bent on rate cutting spree.
Get it?
Quote from day7793:
So whats the big deal? Why panic and let short sellers wipe out your accounts? why not start bargain hunting?
I repeated 1000 times on this forum: Recessions do not happen in election years. You can see how White house, Congress, Senate is hopping around pushing things for us. You can see how Feds are hell bent on rate cutting spree.
Get it?
Quote from Jayford:
economists almost never predict recessions in advance. two main reasons for this:
1) many of them work for Wall St firms and major investment banks, and thus are NOT ALLOWED to forecast recession as it is very bad for biz. Similar to how many scientists CANNOT argue against man made global warming. Their universities would fire em. Too anti PC.
2) Economists are lemmings. Always have been. They don't want to stick their neck out and be labeled as dead wrong. Lots safer to say what everyone else is saying.
I doubt this will ever change.
Quote from day7793:
Its not that complicated. Why do you need an econmist to tell you something ? Use your own head and do some of your own research and read.
Consumer spending accounts for roughly 70 percent of the U.S. economy, so putting money in the hands of shoppers is an easy way to boost economic output -- at least in the short run
Unless the US consumer freezes spending there won't be any recession. I have not seen any evidence of that except in real estate market where the consumer is stuck like a deer in the headlights.
Quote from thecalip:
by the time the other 50 forecast a recession, it's already over.