NorthDallas40
Displaced Hillbilly
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The saving grace to aid the recovery will be a bunch of us boomers checking out during this pull back so there should be plenty of jobs available for people to occupy when the recovery occurs. Now whether they will be productive and actually perform and fuel a recovery is another storyI worry what we're heading towards is not going to be a slow glide into a recession, but an all-out train wreck. If interest rates hit the point where borrowing effectively stops for further investment in facilities, etc. we may get that burning brake smell. Gas prices are falling because of falling demand and it is not because of wholesale conversion to electric cars which would be causing a whole host of other problems. I wish it were because of production rising instead. Is falling demand a leading indicator of falling economic activity as people adjust to inflation?
Don't know and keeping cash on the sidelines for now. Just keep thinking a market crash is coming and want to be ready.
I’d guess down the road we’re gonna see this crazy unemployment data is related to boomers leaving early. Look at the labor participation rate it’s still well below Feb 2020
