2019 will have a market slowdown, but not a recession, says Jeremy Siegel

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'We avoid a recession, we're going to have a really good market.' Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel said yesterday that we won't see a recession this year, but we will be 'wobbling' toward a slowdown.

 

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Thank the Federal Reserve crooks for their abomination of a free market economy for any slow down or recession.

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better raise tuition at Wharton 20% then

The IMS or manufacturing numbers were abysmal which mean business owners chose not to manufacture nearly as many goods last quarter Bc business owners who always see the ‘wobble’ first are terrified. We won’t even sell to small businesses in credit right now.

Over 1,000,000 workers aren’t getting paid after prices have been raised for tariffs and interest rates are also increasing the cost of goods for businesses. We are not avoiding a recession; we are headed to a depression AS DONALD SAID HE WANTED IN ORDER TO ‘RESET’ OUT GOVT. GEEZ

The Democrats (AOC) want to take us there. Hang on tight people!

Don’t think anyone usually thinks they’ll be a recession. That’s why lots of money is always lost, need to stay cautious! Especially after 10 years of a bull run. Just trade out the markets as to how you see it

so he was wrong about jobs numbers for december and unemployment, otherwise look forward to the 'wobbling'.

The Democrats keep shooting off their big mouth they will be a crash 👍🏻👍🏻😡

Fed needs to quit raising rate. If that happens 🚀

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