Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

Are we headed into a recession?

380,457 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

11 Comments

Justin Libby's profile picture
Justin Libby1 year ago

The markets correcting (lay offs, downsizing etc..) are all signs that the economy is ready to rebound. (Barring any extreme events) A great buying opportunity. They know it, and are using double speak to convince you its tariffs.

Vance Ginn's profile picture
Vance Ginn1 year ago

Dive into the critical issues shaping economic policy, from President-elect Trump’s sweeping tariff proposals to the challenges Texas faces under rising government spending. Now is the time for bold reforms to protect taxpayers and ensure economic freedom thrives.

Bagadones 4D's profile picture
Bagadones 4D1 year ago

Recession is inevitable. Not Trumps fault, it’s all the laundered money that has ceased to be printed and granted to those that are connected. Our economy has soaked up all the laundered money since the infamous Inflation Reduction Act. Hard asset sales will slump before they take off. These regulatory cuts will make up for the fake money that was printed by the Treasury.

Gimme3Steps's profile picture
Gimme3Steps1 year ago

The Media says "yes" Jay Powell says "No" It's incredible that the media is running with the narrative even though we haven't had a single quarter of negative GDP, let alone 2.

Michael Molinaro's profile picture
Michael Molinaro1 year ago

The rich will always make money during a recession because they are not affected financially by it. They have the means to continue making investments and multiply their money. The poor are the ones who have to tighten their belt or don’t have the economic resources for anything

bob saget's profile picture
bob saget1 year ago

Paid xrp shilling

Stephen's profile picture
Stephen1 year ago

Do we even know what a recession even is anymore? Last I checked the definition of "recession" changed in 2022.

Bitcoin Memes's profile picture
Bitcoin Memes1 year ago

Bro owns XRP. I’m not sure I can listen to you now. :(

Devan G's profile picture
Devan G1 year ago

There are recession concerns with GDP contraction and falling stocks, but the labor market is holding steady. Some signals say trouble is ahead, but it’s not confirmed—just something to watch closely.

James R.'s profile picture
James R.1 year ago

But the rich will still be rich👆

ThePoliticalCarnivore's profile picture
ThePoliticalCarnivore1 year ago

get a nose job,,

Related Videos