Is a Recession in our Future?
Economic activity continued at a strong pace with more job growth, wage gains, low unemployment and low inflation. In spite of these positives, talk of a recession dominates the air waves.
Economic activity continued at a strong pace with more job growth, wage gains, low unemployment and low inflation. In spite of these positives, talk of a recession dominates the air waves.
2018 started strong in January but ended with a December marked as the worst December since 1931.
Based on the evidence thus far, we are in the bullish camp at this writing. Only time will tell if the market will push forward and end on a positive note.
Beware of headlines; they may not always be what you think. It is futile to try to predict the end of a bull market.
In May the U.S. economy continued to strengthen and the stock market continued its volatility.
In the first days of March the President tweeted that he intends to impose steep tariffs on steel and aluminum to protect American interests. That sent the market reeling and a twitter storm ensued.