- The yield on 10-year Treasury notes declined for a fifth consecutive week. - We're getting closer to a scary "yield curve inversion," an event that has historically presaged recessions. - But we're not there yet. - This time it's different, allegedly. http://www.businessinsider.com/bond-yield-curve-spread-inversion-recession-2018-7
Tech stock is what’s keep this market up right now. The influx of money into tech stock is insane. We all know recession is ought coming. We know a bigger correction is going to happen in the near future. So the question is: what’s really going to trigger the recession this time? We can’t beat the big firms betting game. Not that many can. The housing mortgage again? It’s likely. We are still trading sup-prime mortgage if you are not aware of.
Trade wars
This recession is gonna hurt bad. Because unlike before we don’t have the funds for a stimulus package thanks to trump
Nah there will be a bail out but fed ain’t going to lower interest like before. The bailout saved big banks and the car industry.
Crash! Crash! Crash!
The problem with this time is the Million Dollar Mortgages in Bay Area. When it bursts owners will have hard time paying the mortgage if at least a spouse loses job even for a short period
Don’t buy homes now!
So that you can buy cheaper?