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GDP weak near 0…employment continues to weaken…
https://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2025/04/q1-gdp-tracking-near-zero-growth_0153707245.html No big layoffs until 2026… Trend in employment weakness continues…
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Inflation down for 2 months
As stocks have fallen in March and April, cpi will be low for 2 months.
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Housing…ABNB and energy in trouble
I guess everyone now knows recession is coming. Will they do anything about it? Maybe 10-20% will do a lot…the rest…savings rate is rising from 4.4 to 4.6% in Feb and their spending will be cut back.
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Jobs worsen like pre-recession
Normally jobs get better every year but before a recession unemployment claims start to rise… Unemployment rate clearly rising.. As you can see, normally unemployment falls every year.. Since COVID below, see since Aug 2023…employment started to worsen.. Jobs cuts … Continue reading
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VIX during last crisis
In 2024, 1st day VIX GHA above the 12dma…great timing…1st day after when down actually.
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Flight to Quality…TECK shows weak economy now.
Bonds are green. Clearly, they are starting to factor in recession (negative growth). TECK shows weak economy -26% for 2 year change..
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GLD is a buy while housing (XHB) is bad…Construction upturn was 2012 aside OEX hit 0…Best time to sell Nov 2011 when construction YoY turned +. TECK up also.
Stocks and real estate are dead for 4 years during the cleanup. See that housing and gold are inverse. When housing started to recover in 2012, and XHB was +50% YoY. GLD went sideways and then crashed in 2013. GDX … Continue reading
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DHI will rebound to 156-158 by July
By 3rd week of july , DHI will rebound back to 200dma. More up momentum will occur in weeks 2-4 in April, May, and Jun. Then roll over in Q3 and Q4… Fed drops rates in June.
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