Could this rate cut trigger the next recession?

In today’s video, we’re tackling a big question: Could this recent rate cut be the trigger for the next recession? We break down the Federal Reserve’s latest move—a 50 basis point cut—and what it means for the economy, stock market, and your portfolio. Historically, 10 out of the last 14 rate cuts have led to a recession, so we’re diving into whether we’re about to see a repeat of that pattern.

We kick things off by analyzing some major stocks, including $SPY, $DIA, $QQQ, $TSLA, and $LUNR. You’ll get the latest on what’s happening with these tickers, along with insights on market trends, breath indicators, and sector performance. We’re definitely seeing some bullish signs, but could the tide be turning? We break it all down.

Plus, we highlight our weekly Winner’s Circle, where we celebrate real members’ big trading wins using OVTLYR. This week, one of our members crushed it with Tesla by rolling up calls—locking in gains and keeping capital on hand to keep trading. We love seeing strategies like this in action, and it’s always fun to hear what’s working for everyone.

We also take a look at some solid trading advice from Market Wizard Mark Minervini. His six key rules for trading are gold, and we go over how they can help you keep your losses small and profits rolling, especially when the market gets choppy.

And of course, we had to ask—does this rate cut mean we’re headed for a 2008-style crash? We compare today’s events with the 50-point cut we saw just before the Great Recession. Are we on the same path, or is this something different? We’ve got the data, and we’ll walk you through what to watch for in the coming months.

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