10-14-2018, 02:49 PM
I would say that a recession occurs once every 5 years on average. With the Great Recession being something of a different animal of the extreme, lasting until Spring of 2009. My buddy bailed 100% out of the market March 2009 just as the Bull began to get up and trot.
I would also ponder, that anyone that has been financially affected by the oil correction in 2014 would say that there has already been a recession, people lost money, people lost employment--two main points of a recession. It might not have affected everyone in a negative way but billions was wiped off the table. So, in essence, if 2014 counts as anything I'd assume something could be around the corner in some form or another. Correction...Recession??? IDK
The future is pretty easy to predict, the answer is....
We don't know other then it will be different then the last one.
I would also ponder, that anyone that has been financially affected by the oil correction in 2014 would say that there has already been a recession, people lost money, people lost employment--two main points of a recession. It might not have affected everyone in a negative way but billions was wiped off the table. So, in essence, if 2014 counts as anything I'd assume something could be around the corner in some form or another. Correction...Recession??? IDK
The future is pretty easy to predict, the answer is....
We don't know other then it will be different then the last one.