April to June 2008: There was a brief dip in expectations as some believed the worst might have passed and markets slightly stabilized.
— AlexMark_CWR (@Citizenwatchrep) May 13, 2025
Once again, the #recession never came. Economists and markets spent much of the past year bracing for a downturn—citing rate #hikes, inverted #yield curves, and slowing #indicators—only to watch the #economy remain stubbornly resilient. It’s a familiar pattern.
As the old adage… pic.twitter.com/cAmHidPeto— Lance Roberts (@LanceRoberts) May 13, 2025
Economist upgrades outlook when market moves up, and then strategist upgrade price target when economist upgrades outlook. So it becomes just circular, momentum, marking to market. Never wrong short term, never insightful longer term.
— Marko Kolanovic (@markoinny) May 13, 2025
Bulls are back in town. pic.twitter.com/fI179zfUch
— Tom (@TradingThomas3) May 13, 2025
It all adds up…. https://t.co/fP12gjzdWa
— Amanda Goodall (@thejobchick) May 12, 2025