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Rjjr77
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« on: August 21, 2017, 01:00:30 PM »

forget the approval ratings this is the part that means trump is still in it:

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« Reply #1 on: August 21, 2017, 01:12:19 PM »

forget the approval ratings this is the part that means trump is still in it:

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There isn't an economist alive that thinks there wont be a recession by 2020. In just a couple of months, the US will have gone its longest period of time without a recession.
Okay, in a couple of months the US will have gone its longest period of time without a recession, this is false. It would take to July 2019 to be the longest period of time in between recessions, second what kind of recession are we talking? a 6-8 months recession? that can see a quick bounce back. The other side is as an economist I dont know if a recession is going to hit prior to 2020 due to the sluggish growth and the still stagnating interest rates. Eventually one will come, how bad and when is tougher to guess. My estimation pegs it somewhere around 2021-2022. The interest rate staying below the 2% mark makes me think its going to be delayed until it bumps up to the 2.5-3% range at the least. That is unless the fed speeds up the rate of resale on the securities they are slowly putting back into market, but they arent that stupid.
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