A stock market crash as steep as 65% wouldn't be surprising, legendary investor John Hussman said previously
A recession in late 2024 or early 2025 could send the S&P 500 tumbling to around 3,600, BCA's Roukaya Ibrahim said.
A recession could be on the doorstep of the US economy. But Michael Kantrowitz says stocks should rise in the near-term even if that's the case.
Data from NBER shows a promising trend: Recessions have become less common in the US.
Shilling told Business Insider that a wave of layoffs may come as employers realize the economy is weaker than they thought.
"We increasingly begin to hear about things breaking down," State Street's Marija Veitmane said.
"I remain, you might say, a little worried," says Joseph Stiglitz. "But in the normal course of events, we're on a stable path."
"The revisions will not be coming for another six months, and when they do get released, it will come as a shock to the Fed," says David Rosenberg.
Stocks are in a "late secular bull market" that's likely to end in tears, Bank of America's Michael Hartnett warned in a research note.
"Should the authorities attempt to halt militarization, a hard landing could add pressure to the government," Elina Ribakova wrote for FT.
The Fed is making a big mistake by not cutting interest rates right now, according to GlobalData TS Lombard.
Stocks were up on Thursday. Investors are bracing for earnings from Apple, with expectations mixed ahead of the tech titan's results.
A"downside surprise" on GDP and the "upside surprise" on inflation complicates the soft landing view, JPMorgan says.
US stocks rose in premarket trading on Monday as traders looked forward to the Federal Reserve providing an update on when interest rates might fall.
Billionaire hedge fund boss David Einhorn shared his thoughts about why gold has soared this year in his most recent letter to investors.
"This economy is built on low interest rates," Mark Spitznagel said. "There are lag effects when you reset interest rates like we had."
If Wolfenbarger is right and the labor market falls apart in short order, it could catch an exceptionally bullish market off guard.
US stocks climbed to end the week. The tech sector rallied sharply, with the Nasdaq Composite up more than 2%.
It's been an "everything buy bonds" bull rally in markets for months, but BofA is cautiously watching a couple of indicators.
The lowest earners have been left out of the economic boom, and it's no wonder they're upset, JPMorgan CEO Dimon said.