Atlanta Fed Now Predicting US Recession…Is It Time To Panic?

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  • @BrodyAlden says:

    Some of us have been panicking for the better part of a decade. Catch up!

  • @Ty-lz3iz says:

    Considering government spending has made up a gigantic portion of the GDP for an extremely long time. Cutting government spending is going to shrink the GDP for sure. There will be pain before it gets better

  • @andarooriordan5660 says:

    We’ve been in a recession for a year already, this is all late news. Just look at gold prices.

    • @BabyGangsterIsMe says:

      wrong. if we are in recession, your money will be zero

    • @LuisRojas-uu4om says:

      Some of us have been, now all of us will be. Gold will be going up even more

    • @sylvanomendoza5757 says:

      Wait until they come up with that audit thing they are planning to do this will shock the world

    • @radonspace2098 says:

      No, we haven’t.
      Yoi cannot change the narrative.
      The economy was doing well, with inflation beginning to better controlled until y’all voted in the Orange Gremlin.

  • @UncleTim_T-1000 says:

    Tariff wars, federal mass layoffs, it’s game over.

    Unemployment is a lagging indicator. By that time stock market fallen.

    Trump laying off 100,000s of federal employees, this isn’t seen in the data yet…will take a couple of months.

    • @emeraldcitydreamz says:

      Looks like they’ll get their lower interest rates they want eh? Then market go up again, same old story at this point.

    • @lilblackduc7312 says:

      “Blame Trump” time again, skippy? 0biden set this all up from DAY-1, when he choked energy, causing all other goods, services & food prices to spike.

    • @peterschmidhuber8061 says:

      Laying off GOV employees is debt anyway. Real jobs from manufacturing/services etc would be the focus for real growth.

    • @stanton7847 says:

      I don’t think Federal layoffs are as significant as you think. The job market is (as of today) still strong, and those employees are likely to find employment elsewhere.

      The tariffs (should they continue) are what will lead to that major spike in unemployment. We can’t even comprehensively estimate how many industries will be gutted in this new economic environment.

    • @graemejones9707 says:

      needs to be a lot more than 100,000 of the bone idle dossers

  • @Bossdup says:

    Well how else are billionaires gonna force millionaires out of business? I mean this is how you crash asset price so you can buy them up cheap.

  • @pttugbud says:

    We have been in a recession, they are going to crash it.

  • @raymond_sycamore says:

    This is where the fun begins

  • @2yum says:

    I’m trying to cancel my health insurance so I can afford food.

  • @pasky7824 says:

    I absolutely knew this would happen as it comes to increased spending on essentials hand in hand with steep decline for non-essential services and personal wants.

  • @jeffnelson4489 says:

    They better let the bankruptcy’s happen this time

  • @wesleyhurd3574 says:

    It’s not time to panic. However, it is time to prepare for stormy weather on the economic horizon.

  • @ericramig6470 says:

    One of these days George is gonna be right. He called a recession then the stock market had two of its best years

    • @brianlee5216 says:

      Its all about probabilities. Back then it was highly likely for USA recession, then gov spending post covid that lingered reversed that trend. Wasnt wrong, but new info needed to be taken on

    • @randallwong5561 says:

      Nope. The actual reason is that the real economy is decoupled from the stock market. Real world doom & gloom is not reflected in the glitzy lights of the casino.

  • @davidfrankel9267 says:

    Crash it. Too much froth in the housing market. The kids can’t afford a house.

  • @jimbrown4484 says:

    This has been worser than 2008. I don’t remember seeing tents and people living on the side of freeways in broken down RVs in 08

    • @stanton7847 says:

      Last time, consumer demand for real estate was propped up by a massive construction sector. This time, consumer demand for real estate is driving people to the streets.

    • @markmewordz6860 says:

      This is 2008 pal. The problems were never addressed. Sit back, relax, enjoy the ensuing s**t show.

    • @johnhenryreber2501 says:

      Then maybe you weren’t in an area hit as hard. But there have been people in tents under freeways for years. 2008 was real bad. But since the government deficit hasn’t been fixed, this will be worse. I’ve seen the homeless/freeway tent cities getting worse since then

  • @bigtony77 says:

    the economy doesnt turn on a dime. this has been coming for years.

    • @hustlinmagic says:

      That has never been a true statement. It most certainly can, if it has enough of a negative shock. Minor inputs often take a while to show results or problems, but nothing about what is happening is minor. These are major shocks.

    • @mururoa7024 says:

      It did turn on a dime when Covid hit.

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  • @Netstarr88 says:

    😂 like we didn’t see this fake house of cards collapsing

  • @ryan_dylan6650 says:

    All these issues stem from an economy grappling with uncertainties, including housing problems,foreclosures, global fluctuations, and the aftermath of the pandemic, leading to instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions demand urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.

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  • @Watchman-zt2cf says:

    We’ve already been in a recession. Remember when “they” changed the definition a few months ago.

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    Honestly, this situation makes me uneasy, especially with the potential depression, not just a recession. I’m not sure about my $130K investment strategy given the economic uncertainty.

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