The 2024 Recession Just Started... (Do THIS Now)

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[DaLem-qw]

Great service guys, his longer videos on his website are great, if you can afford it, give it a try! I got access a month ago. (Btw I do not have any relation with Peter, as a matter of fact I do not know him at all, so I give you a 1000% independent suggestion.)

[smellybearc]

I’m way ahead of everyone else. I’m already about to lose my job and am already broke.

[zdrux]

Good luck everyone, maybe I'll see you in the bread line at our covid camp.

[crsbecausecrswastaken]

We've been in a recession for the last three years, just because they changed the definition to protect themselves doesn't change that.

[BXC]

I woke up yesterday and clifford the big red dog showed up on my brokerage account

[jurgenpommerenke]

To ride a short time rally just before the recession is not for everybody. In my experience most people do not sell on time.

[LLWCorp]

From MIT Economist--inverted yield curve used to be reliable indicator however since 2008 it's no longer reliable predictor as the Fed for the first time started buying Treasuries (Quantitative Easing) . Fed has been buying huge quantities disrupting the real market of T bills and no longer making the supply/demand of T Bills representative of the free market and now renders this indicator useless or least no longer a good reliable indicator.

[raghuraghavendra]

Recession or not, short term traders *always* lose money in the long run. It’s far better to wait for the bear market to play out, and then look for long-term buy opportunities. This is far more profitable.

But this is not good news for YouTubers since they need clicks

[thepassionate]

This will be my 3rd recession = its over

[kbrabson]

I just have this feeling. This will be my third recession. Hard times are coming FOR REAL. Something like we've never felt.

[Nova-md]

My entire account is up +4.28% today going long. I'm Lovin It. ♥

[anyoneuno]

When everyone is going bearish time to move bullish

[theblockchainclub]

Finally the word recession is back. I'm buying. When you hear it it's already over.

[Robin-pswq]

im gonna hunker down and hold. I sold Nvidia but im keeping everything else. im honestly very angry with myself because on July 11th (which ended up being the peak) I had my finger on the sell button for all my stocks because I had a feeling recession was coming and that the rally was too good to be true . I literally had a reminder in my calendar to sell all my stocks on July 31 that I put there months ago while watching your videos and I ignored my own reminders and warnings because I didn't trust myself. 'hold and never sell' was ingrained too deeply into me and it ended up being to my detriment

[justthebrttrk]

Actually, no one knows if we are in a recession or if the market will continue to fall. So you should just hold on, keep buying at regular intervals, and check back in 12 months because over 99% of people will not beat just buying the s&p500 over 30 year periods, even if they buy your course.

[markb]

Bank of Japan started the panic selling in US

[Xaddre]

As a college student looking for a job it is really bad out there. I have gotten two previous jobs at good companies with some ease maybe 50 ish applications to land a job. Now I am at 800+ applications and I have yet to land a job. The unemployment rate lags behind the difficulty of getting a job by a good bit as people haven’t left their current job or been fired yet, but new jobs are not available hence the slow rise in unemployment as just the normal flow of people leaving and being fired are unable to land new jobs as there aren’t many people hiring. Btw anyone hiring??? I am a smart hard worker and I’m willing to do most jobs besides roofing or sweatshop work.

[cjames]

How has it just started when we've officially been in a recession for years

[AvalosTokyo]

The lower the S&P Goes, the better to buy

[tanhef]

The correlation between rising unemployment rates, declining ISM PMI readings, and the inverted yield curve paints a concerning picture.