This Signal Flashed "Recession" For 22 Months Straight

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[@pristinedetailing5171]

June is 11 months from the last rate hike, buckle up.

[@csakzozo]

You can hope... Not sure you noticed that there were cases when this signal was 2 years early...

[@enthused7591]

@@csakzozo But then consider that we've been at all-time low consumer personal savings rates, all-time high consumer high-interest debt, skyrocketing housing inventory above 2019 levels in dozens of states, highest amount of homes with multiple price reductions since 2009, lowest demand for a mortgage since the early 1990s, and hundreds of corporations laying of thousands of salaried workers a month. Most importantly, median home price at over 6.5x the median income for over a year. That's almost 50% worse than peak 2007 bubble. Most unsustainable economy in all of world history and a MUCH larger bubble than 2007. There's not a single piece of math that isn't a lot worse than 2007. Housing and stock values will be 50-60% lower in about a year to 2 years.

[@DisposableSupervillainHenchman]

@@enthused7591 You’re kidding yourself if you think the overlords will allow their stock value to drop like that. The government will only continue to pump up asset values and price out anyone else from scooping up any stock for a cheaper price.

[@kel_yeah]

@@enthused7591 well said

[@CaptainCaveman1170]

There's been no bear market/credit unwind in 15 years now...and counting. I think we're at the point now where we really need to wonder if Janet, Jerome and Joe have mastered the "art" of "stimulative" monetary debasement to the point of fully negating the business cycle that we once knew. I think we will know within the next 12 months if they cracked this code or not. However, Trump will probably pass another tax cut which could extend the game once again, so who the heck knows.

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[@SensSword]

Alternative title: Evidence the Economy Has Been Heavily Manipulated for 22 Months Straight

[@David-s6e4q]

You mean the numbers have been heavily manipulated.

[@tuckerbugeater]

Did you think they'd announce MMT program?

[@SensSword]

@@tuckerbugeater MMT sounds like commie gobbledigook. Blaming the government for not distributing wealth effectively is basically saying we're not commie enough. So no, they'll not admit they're doing MMT until after they've been doing for a decade.

[@tHebUm18]

Almost like the field of economics studies what happened in the past to more effectively manage the economy in the future because more growth is good for all.

[@saltsea9499]

@@tHebUm18 ah yes more inflationary growth is certainly good for all right?

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I appreciate making an effort to point out that precisely timing the market is impossible compared to prior videos seemingly recommending people try to time the market when talking potential market indicators. Could go down a month from now, a year from now, or not at all and that's why time in the market is ideal for most investors.

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[@RickyPayaso]

I really like your videos and deep analysis.....How about a study on the importance of the credit cycle only ?

[@m3morizes]

So time is no reason to think a recession isn't coming, it's the signals given by the business cycld. Does this mean for us young, radical optimists, we can still hope for the signals #1 & #2 to turn off without a recession occurring, regardless of how historically likely such a scenario would be? I'm just looking for hope.

[@MasSamurai]

Is it a flash if it's for 22 months?

[@khanfauji7]

According to past videos data - the recession was supposed to start last summer - so what happened?

[@Michaeldotcom33]

Interesting. I created a machine learning model using various economic indicators to predict when a recession will start and for the last 2 years it has been saying around August 2024. It will be interesting to see what happens. Most predict there won’t be one this year but that’s usually when they happen.

[@colonelgraff9198]

What are you using for predictive factors? (BTW you’re probably right)

[@td000]

lol

[@Michaeldotcom33]

@@colonelgraff9198 About 40 different ones including index of global real economic activity, unemployment, sahm rule, interest rates, yield curves, average weekly hours worked, ppi, labor force participation, m2, housing starts, ism new orders, continued claims, output gap, bank willingness to loan, job increases, etc.

[@Jpowellsuckballs]

Because you used machine learning and similar to AI, that means it will likely be wrong and completely opposite to what's predicted

[@blabla903]

No you didn't lmao. People just go on the internet and make shit up.

[@benjaminsmits7922]

Great data visualization. Perhaps for this video it would have been nice to add year dates or non annotated vertical lines for each year between annotated years for comparison of each indicator in the data, first half of the vid.

[@matthewtodd4949]

would love if you did a video on how warren buffet came to his methodology of investing mentioned in this video. keep up the great work, i’ve been watching pretty much every video of the last 2 months

[@Streetlocksmith]

Warren Buffett is good at controlling his emotions while most if not 90% of humans aren’t good at that

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Thanks for the video. It was very informative and educational for me. I look forward to see more videos from you like this one which was made based on data and economical science instead of other youtubers style who look for more follower. Thanks again.

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So glad you liked it. Check out our framework videos on our website for more context on the EPB Business Cycle process.

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[@Will54rol]

I'm definitely worried. My strategy has been to shift a significant portion of my portfolio into safer assets like bonds and gold. The global economy is so volatile right now, it's hard to predict what will happen next.

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Great stuff. You're a rare rational person.

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Fantastic video, as usual. Love the content and your business cycle framework.

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Much appreciated!

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[@DorathyJoy]

I foresee a recession lasting 2-3 years, and if inflation continues to surge, the Federal Reserve will likely raise interest rates soon. Inflation is causing various issues worldwide, such as food shortages, scarcities of diesel and heating fuel, and significant spikes in housing prices, leading to a potential financial market crash. This global downturn could have long-lasting repercussions. Given the current inflation rate of approximately 9%, my main worry is how to optimize my savings and retirement fund, which has remained stagnant at around $300,000, yielding almost no gains for quite some time.

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[@majmorgan6169]

So... no warning for Spring 2000? Jan to March 2000 was the time to bail, seems the models had no warning to offer? Can't just gloss over a 45% drop

[@ftlbs928]

The UAE no longer accepts Federal Reserve Debt Notes as settlement for oil sales. Saudi Arabia now uses mBridge to settle oil sales outside the USD Fed Reserve Debt Note, but still accepts debt notes from The Fed. De-Dollarization is the main difference going into and out of this next recession------some things change, some stay the same. Global Reserve Currency Status is something the US is losing month by month-----we're in a different world going forward.

[@AndrewOng]

You keep saying there will be a recession but what will it actually look like? Mass layoffs? Why? Does any of this analysis work anymore? The yield curve doesn’t seem to work anymore. Where’s the recession?

[@Streetlocksmith]

If you hear about your friends and family members getting laid off from high profile jobs that’s a recession.

[@Streetlocksmith]

If you see for sale signs on cars, and in retail windows with signs that they said discounts. Red signs everywhere.

[@bobmanlarrydude]

Hey @EPBResearch, perhaps you can help me get a good understanding of a goal the fed reserve has- the 2% inflationary goal. I've been wondering how they got to that number as a goal, as well as what that 2% is in reference towards. If there's going to he inflation, it's measured to a previous reference year- so is the 2% in reference to the previous year? If so, wouldn't yearly reference changes make the 2% goal compounded? The actions of the fed reserve suggest they're not wanting to really quash inflation but then again, fed reserve tools only work on the demand side of the supply/demand equation. To increase supply would require spending- and congress has the power of the purse. The US economy seems to be slipping into stagflation, so another question I'd ask is this- what policies can both the Fed reserve AND executive branch do to navigate thru stagflation with little blowback?

[@thecwwshow8036]

I watched somebody back in the day. The literally said the feds just like that number because one guy liked it. No supporting information defending it. A lot of people like 1-2%

[@demidvfedorov]

Listen to Gary’s Economics. Everything will make sense. The goal is wealth extraction from the middle class through sharp asset price inflation coupled with (much) slower wage inflation.

[@te2839]

they probably don’t want to stop inflation. I think they are trying to set a new normal of high interest rates and get people to start saving. We’ve had cheap money (low interest rates) for so long people don’t know how to act (save money) including people in the government. How the fed offsets downturns in the market is by lowering interest rates but if they are too low they can’t do much of anything. Higher interest rates allow banks to offer higher savings rates pre2020 you would be lucky to find a CD offering 3% while the rate of inflation was hovering around 2% now CDs are being offered at 5% not bad even if inflation is at 3.5%

[@wesselmartens1621]

@@demidvfedorov I wouldn’t say that is “the goal”. But yes it is a neglected consequence of central bank policy for which nobody is willing to take responsibility.

[@deviladvoc]

didnt the government change the way they measure recession or something along the line?

[@AlenAbdula]

Business cycle is pricing in Ai replacing biggest item on their expense report.

[@mjbucar]

An excellent video - thank you.

[@TSidez]

A broken clock is right twice a day.

[@Streetlocksmith]

And correctly working clocks are always right, except when they are wrong😂

[@Gary65437]

Everyone poo poos market timing saying it's impossible. Yet Buffett thrives on market timing and most of the time does the right thing. He did not do very well during the 2020 COVID meltdown. He had a bunch of airlines and sold them at the bottom to stop the pain and could not focus on using his cash hoard to buy the dip like he usually does, so he missed out of the fast moving recovery.

[@peterfmodel]

Its 2 months since this video and it looks like the chance of a recession has increased dramatically.

[@jayearl3591]

Come on Eric... who are you fooling here with this well researched frameworks and flashy informative videos... We all know Bidenomics and NVDA are going to save US 😉😆

[@jasongrig]

this time is different. Dario is right. I think this framework does not work anymore. Mortgages are fixed for too long, manuf. is a small part of employment (robots, offshoring) and fiscal stimis are a new reality.

[@chikibusan]

Great video

[@kr0nz]

very helpful video, thx.

[@csakzozo]

How would you know that, in advance?

[@kr0nz]

@@csakzozo its always good to know the potential risks that exists based on historical evidence, regardless if they play out or not.

[@LoadItUp5529]

"Buffet seemingly has no problem with waiting periods, because he's crafted a unique strategy that benefits from his patience and his ability to capture opportunities better than any investors to date".....except Nancy Pelosi

[@SchmitaEclipses]

Thats amazing as my calculations put the next market bottom bottom march 2026 based on eclipses.

[@veroperez8391]

Thanks! Awesome vid

[@EPBResearch]

Glad you liked it!

[@user-bg9ht4bw3y]

easy to predict when your looking back at history

[@budalanemac3115]

They ahould rate hike atleast 2-3% more

[@Jeff__M]

There will be no housing crash. The only crash will people’s insanity, as the world becomes more and more unaffordable.

[@Dan16673]

Agree on housing

[@nikopoulos5241]

Agreed, especially in desirable cities such as miami. Say all you want about a crash and currency valuation. Still does not change the fact that the most desirable places in the world to live in will hold their real estate values. Coupled with constantly increasing population then housing will always keep value as long as the housing in said area is not overrun by gangs or all jobs leave the area.

[@Jeff__M]

@@nikopoulos5241 but but but but Nick Gerli says the whole market is going to BURN!!! 🤡

[@chensien75]

Population is collapsing not growing

[@CaptainCaveman1170]

A world that becomes more unaffordable (presumably you mean via inflation), is BEARISH for both stocks and real estate in the short/medium term because incomes don't keep pace and that historically anyway, forms a multi-year air pocket (one which we are currently experiencing... hence the skyrocketing but unsustainable credit usage). It's also bearish for "nice" vehicles (but not "all" vehicles, because people will still need to move around). So if they plan on printing to get out of this mess, that's great but it won't save assets in the short/medium term. Eventually, yes, inflation makes all prices line up with reality. 1995 and 2010 are two good examples of everything getting caught up.

[@russelldewitt6742]

Top notch vid

[@7minutosconlabiblia145]

Thanks

[@123qlosheovlghi]

Me No good English. So when does recession come? Summary?

[@fabioj-]

my guess is some day in the future

[@AndrewOng]

If stock market timers are not your audience, who is? Business owners? Employees looking to protect their incomes? Timing the market was the only reason I was watching this. Otherwise what am I supposed to do, save up money for the unemployment in the coming recession?

[@hersdera]

It surprises me why everybody gets really worked up about recession and inflation data. Inflation has always existed, and people have been using investments to beat the inflation. The stock market return, for example, always beats inflation. I heard of someone who invested $121k last October, and has grown the portfolio by more than $400k. I need recommendations that can give me similar return.

[@DorathyJoy]

True. I first came across investing in the market in 2019. Already stashed about $480k in savings then, and the free money from the Government was pouring in, increasing inflation rate. I just got an advisor and kept the money there, just because I didn't want to keep the value of the money depreciating in the bank. Tbh, it's the best investment decision I've made since then.

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[@DorathyJoy]

Finding financial advisors like Melissa Terri Swayne who can assist you shape your portfolio would be a very creative option. There will be difficult times ahead, and prudent personal money management will be essential to navigating them.

[@florinaplaveti7087]

Ant yet, it looks like AS LONG AS YOU PRINT MONEY THERE IS NO RECESSION !

[@JANGOPC]

so??? how do we find these 3 indicators ?? waste of time

[@EPBResearch]

I publish these indicators to clients on a monthly basis. Checkout our website for more info.

[@Amsepamse]

Is this video arguing that significant parts of 2023 was not in a recession?

[@avernvrey7422]

And it will flash for another 37 straight months...

[@bdek68]

Nah

[@nonexistent5030]

I hate how coy Buffet is about not using business cycles to drive investment decisions. I think that really its just how valuations get most overdone near the end of business cycles as much of the growth of the previous cycle is priced into the stock near the end. But at a crash coinciding with an ending business cycle the stocks are pricing in terrible future earnings which makes them quite cheap and high yielding. Be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy is just a way of saying this in a coy fashion.

[@JohnKerbaugh]

Say signal one more time

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[@Duke-225]

Warren Buffett's BRK has underperformed an investment in an S&P500 ETF over the past 20 years.

[@SocialismForAll]

The "rhythm" of capitalism is that capitalists must destroy capital periodically (create artificial scarcity) to protect profits. This is not necessary in socialism.

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Playback speed 1.25x

[@caitlincaitlin4703]

growth all on borrowed money. smoke and mirrors market returns.

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[@13965082]

I don’t care. Up only. This time is different because Biden is in power

[@javalava56]

Guys, the recession occurred in 2022. That's why recessionary signals flashed. It already happened. You missed it

[@Alwaystrollingbro]

Lol

[@HoangNguyen-vs7wc]

Hahaha. Yea the big bad recession happened for only 3 months and then we recovered. Get real buddy. This time is different and it’s because the government printed trillions of dollars but if u think the recession already happened, I’ve got a bridge to sell to you

[@Streetlocksmith]

Trust me bro😂

[@Millerj2450]

This global recession/collapse might end up being a part of us for a very long time. With inflation currently at about 3%, my primary concern is how to maximize my savings/retirement fund of about $680k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains.

[@Sofiapaate]

I'd advice you read up some good books on finances and investing, or just you get yourself a financiaI-advsor that can provide you with entry and exit points on the shares/ETF you focus on.

[@raymond-i2v]

Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others, as an investor, you should’ve known that by now, nothing beats experience and that’s final, personally I had to reach out to a market analyst for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to a million, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I’m buying again

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[@junguchoi8318]

My guess is we are already in recession. Hadn’t it for NVDIA stimulating the economy with the AI craze, most tech stocks would have fallen badly

[@modestobg]

Tip: increase video speed 1.5x

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[@FredOlv]

Trust me bro, the recession is coming, bro trust me

[@mrpickle23]

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[@peterbedford2610]

22 months ..😂. Yeah, stick with it

[@steel0803254]

Recession imminent for 20 years now. Any minute now.

[@RogierYou]

Again????????

[@roysherwin9348]

Watch 7:45

[@infamousnachi]

lol. Another QUAD four!🤢

[@shammuk02]

Just buy Bitcoin

[@gregorysagegreene]

Too linearly narrow, based on 'historical norms' that are continually abused.

[@ModernCentrist]

You have been predicting a recession for years, when is it coming?

[@togoni]

Useless

[@HighPointReviews]

Sounds like it has been wrong for 22months

[@zyxwfish]

Did you watch the video?

[@EPBResearch]

@@zyxwfish@zyxwfish Unfortunately, not. The comment was made less than 2 minutes after the video was posted, and it's a 12-minute video. Hopefully, it was informative for those who watched.

[@bryanfreeland]

I’m not sure he could have made a comment that was so spot on idiotic considering the purpose and content of the video.

[@stephenw4720]

​@@EPBResearch its alright. Keep doing what you think is right. "Recession" will become a trigger word soon enough.

[@d_all_in]

Go put all your money in bitcoin or gamestop or something you clown

[@johnd.5601]

Who's voting for Joe Biden?

[@HighPointReviews]

Yes I watched the entire video lmao. Teaching people to use Business Cycle Recession indicators and bringing up Warren Buffett? This isnt 2007 anymore.

[@PS_on_youtube]

I don't know what's going to happen anymore than anyone else, but very famous last words are always: "This time is different"

[@bdek68]

What is it then? Give me a break

[@Streetlocksmith]

Which are you apart of? The upper or lower 50% of the average 100 IQ scoring individuals?

[@Jeff__M]

There will be no housing crash. The only crash will people’s insanity, as the world becomes more and more unaffordable.

[@Jeff__M]

There will be no housing crash. The only crash will people’s insanity, as the world becomes more and more unaffordable.