
Why The Markets Haven't Crashed Yet: Here's What The Data is Saying
11/22/23 • 25 min
The economy has been teetering on the edge of a cliff for a really long time, but somehow, it hasn’t crashed yet. Were Wall Street and the Fed right all along - that we’re going to have a soft landing, no recession, nothing to see here?
No. Far from it. A massive recession is on its way, and there are key, hard-to-ignore indicators that prove it. Don’t let the Fed fool you, it’s coming and it won’t be pretty for the unprepared.
Where do we find the real signs of an impending downturn? How do we prepare? In this episode, I share what history, data and two key groups of people tell us about what’s coming.
CEOs are one of the best places to look when you’re trying to figure out if we’re going to enter into a recession or not. -Chris Naugle
Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode
-The cliff of debt
What does the state of borrowing tell us about what’s really happening in the economy?
-Believe the people on the frontlines
Why are CEOs and consumers like you the greatest predictors of a recession?
-Get ready to pounce
For the prepared, recessions mean one thing: endless opportunity. How do you get your war chest ready for this?
The economy has been teetering on the edge of a cliff for a really long time, but somehow, it hasn’t crashed yet. Were Wall Street and the Fed right all along - that we’re going to have a soft landing, no recession, nothing to see here?
No. Far from it. A massive recession is on its way, and there are key, hard-to-ignore indicators that prove it. Don’t let the Fed fool you, it’s coming and it won’t be pretty for the unprepared.
Where do we find the real signs of an impending downturn? How do we prepare? In this episode, I share what history, data and two key groups of people tell us about what’s coming.
CEOs are one of the best places to look when you’re trying to figure out if we’re going to enter into a recession or not. -Chris Naugle
Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode
-The cliff of debt
What does the state of borrowing tell us about what’s really happening in the economy?
-Believe the people on the frontlines
Why are CEOs and consumers like you the greatest predictors of a recession?
-Get ready to pounce
For the prepared, recessions mean one thing: endless opportunity. How do you get your war chest ready for this?
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Guest Bio:
Dean Rogers began his career in the NFL with the San Diego Chargers. Dean soon realized that if he kept playing his health would be at stake. After walking away from the NFL, he has been in the real estate industry since 2013 leading him to building a successful business in California. Since then, Dean has flipped and wholesaled 550+ houses and has a rental portfolio of eight figures. He is passionate about real estate and helping others learn how to build wealth and freedom. For more information, head to https://deanrogers.com/ and follow @deanrogersrealestate on Instagram, or send a text to +1 559-786-9468.
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