Don't look now, but Goldman Sachs is saying the economy is nearly recession-proof. https://t.co/iLSpL90TBJ
— CNBC (@CNBC) February 16, 2020
"The Fed has eliminated the risk of recession in the U.S. because of their interventions."
Hmmm…..#Japan owns 80% of the ETF markets, runs QE roughly 3x the size of the U.S., and runs a massive #deficit and just reported a massive #GDP drop. pic.twitter.com/v2ywGJ2umS— Lance Roberts (@LanceRoberts) February 17, 2020
JPM: European equity break-out looks to have legs this time – 5 reasons to be bullish https://t.co/h80LUiFtOv
— The Market Ear (@themarketear) February 17, 2020
UMichigan Survey
Probability of Increase in Stock Market Next Year
2020: 66.3
2019: 56.8
2018: 56.1*
2017: 64.5*
2016: 50.2
2015: 63.1*
2014: 58.7
2013: 55.9
2012: 52.8
2011: 41.2
2010: 44.7
2009: 34.0
2008: 40.6
2007: 62.2**Stocks dropped 20-45%, in 2018 lost 10% and 20%. pic.twitter.com/SqOC7AHoV8
— The Bear Traps Report (@BearTrapsReport) February 17, 2020
This bubble is going to pop https://t.co/yuNV7ItQeE
— Stare Decisis (@MsResJudicata) February 16, 2020