v10climbz t1_iug85m9 wrote on October 31, 2022 at 2:07 AM

I wanna say that you’re right but there’s still so much liquidity in the system influencing price action in stocks. Unemployment is fairly low and yes P/E ratios are getting a little crazy but how much longer the market is gonna stay in a disillusioned fever is anyone’s guess. Honestly it could be years unfortunately. For some reason everyone is bracing for a recession but wall street keeps posting gains. Sometimes when everyone is expecting something you should look into the opposite less popular view. Maybe the bull run will continue? Not so much for the real economy, but at least on the street.

McGrupp1979 t1_iugzymn wrote on October 31, 2022 at 7:13 AM

I suppose anything is always possible. . . Or maybe we go into the dreaded stagflation, inflation cannot be contained because of the supply chain and commodity shortfalls, while certain segments of the economy don’t completely crash, yet don’t grow any significant amount either. Could the global economy experience something like Japan’s lost decade?