OPINION: It’s likely that the economic and stock market cycles inherent to this Bubble-to-Crash economy and market paradigm that we live in will let this cycle end with more economic pain, codywillard writes.
I tried to start off this article with: “The good news is that …,” and then I struggled to think of any good news for investors.
5. Most analysts still believe the Fed will soon pivot and somehow get back to quantitative easing. That’s not realistic. 8. It’s unlikely that the economic and stock market cycles inherent to this Bubble-to-Crash economy and market paradigm that we live in will let this cycle end without more economic pain. Then again, the Kurtzweil Rate of Change that makes our current cycles go faster than ever before might mean we get to a bottom in the economy and the markets soon.
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