Chris Wyllie, chief investment officer at Connor Broadley, discusses market sentiment and the likelihood of a recession after a closely watched part of the U.S. Treasury yield curve inverted again.
‘Ignore it at your peril,’ strategist says as yield curve inversion flashes recession warning light
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The Global Economy may be about to ignore the plight of the US, as Consumers in Africa, as well as Latin America align with Russia and China instead of the US.
The Results of US Sanctions that seem to have driven up inflation, have been ignored as the Smart Shoppers allow the US to sink while they buy from Russia…..
US GDP # seem to be less than the demand for Payment of T-Notes might seem to be wanting?
The effect of Victoria Nulands Wars seems to be coming home to create another Great Depression?
THE GOOD & BAD NEWS ALWAYS ON THE TABLE. They just advertise bad news when market is down, Good news when market is up. PAY ATTN AND BE SMART ABOUT IT. WE, RETAIL INVESTORS ARE BUYING THE DIP!
No layoffs = no recession. Recession = democrats lose in November.
sentiment, “feelings”, momentum….good future returns ? real CPI well into double digits, actual still 7+ %, try hiring anyone who can fog a mirror, or build a house, etc….oh no end to war in Ukraine, which will drain several hundred billion from US treasury when its all done….yes, what IS their to worry about ?
YES- market needs return to 16x earnings to stabilize….
This guy is high on crack. When the economyis going into recession the market goes down 50-60%. this current pull back is due to rates/inflation not recession.
Paid up and ready to buy baby!
You should wait a little bit longer. But its a coming
Wrong. Sell this turd.
Buy gold and silver