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Signs of potential recession popping up

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout: Debate & Discussion' started by robbie380, Dec 31, 2018.

  1. Senator

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    Not everyone needs to buy a home in SoCal. It is pricey for a reason. Be original and move to Michigan, Oregon , North Carolina etc. I am tired of entitled millennials whining about things they don’t need to whine about. These are beautiful , great places to live, not the slums of Syria. Or join the exodus to Texas, they will build anywhere for the lowest possible price, not only for the best and brightest.
     
  2. robbie380

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    Core CPI was pretty stable around 2.2% for the last 4 reports. What metric are you looking at?
     
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    Nah, I'd rather slow sip my hand crafted fair trade latte, thank you very much
     
  4. adoo

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    Ex-Energy cost, CPI has been rising

    add to it, continuing uninterrupted job creation and rising avg hrly wage.
     
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    Ok I hate to be rude but do you understand what core CPI is?
     
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    There's some kind of rule of thumb that says when the LT treasury eclipses the ST treasury -- or vice versa -- then we know a recession is coming.

    Do you know about this, and/or can you speak to it? Thanks
     
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    There's some kind of rule of thumb that says when the LT treasury eclipses the ST treasury -- or vice versa -- then we know a recession is coming.

    Do you know about this, and/or can you speak to it? Thanks
     
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    Not necessarily a rule that it will mean recession, but it generally means slower growth/stagnation is coming. It's also not some sort of immediate indicator either. It could take a year before things filter down to growth and earnings. That this recessionary fear is more related to the global economy than the US economy specifically. I think the tax cuts have probably helps insulate the US a bit. Also, there are strong aspects to the US economy still, so we have a bit of a mixed bag.
     
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    Thanks, but which is the ostensible indicator of recession -- stronger LT treasury or stronger ST treasury?
     
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    Thanks, but which is the ostensible indicator of recession -- stronger LT treasury or stronger ST treasury?
     
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    Bill Maher rejoices.

    TDS folks pre-c*m.

    Personally i dont want a recession.
     
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    I can't stand the idea of a recession... I graduated into that market where job postings were nil and I remember that crap. I don't wish that upon anyone. The fact that some people are so entitled that they'd wish it just to see Trump out is sad. Not that people here are like that. Bill Mahar though, man he just pisses everyone off. But I will admit, he is more often correct on more issues than most leftists.
     
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    If there is a recession, guess who is the cause for it?
     
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    Probably a number of factors out of one person's control. But oh let's blame Trump. I will say he will shoulder the blame whether accurate or not.
     
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    Markets do not like uncertainty. What is the one most capricious factor in the economic and political landscape?
     
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    There are always multiple factors, but the biggest factor is of course Bigly himself.
     
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    The US losing its power to a rising Russia, EU, and China... and India and Brazil... The world is entering a new paradigm and it would happen regardless of Trump.
     

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