Stock Market Now!How often does a correction in the stock market once again grown into a recession?
I’m interested in “leveraged indexes” (eg, imitating SSE), the general movement in the stock market with higher yields. However, if the markets fall, I’m double the trouble, like white on Regel.Ich to predict the market is difficult if not impossible, but here are some “warning signs” to me in a warn of impending recession? Historically, how many times the corrections (10% decline in the market) was transformed into a full blown recession (20% or more drops) on the market? Thanks for your help!
Stock market fluctuations and economic recession are two completely different animals and a market downturn can not be “left in” a recession, although you can expect downturn. This is a weak correlation between economic recession and the (recent) market there, but the correlation is stronger for the interest. One reason is that some industries are very sensitive to interest rates, such as housing and higher prices, demand for new houses, which are now visible in this regard. If the Fed lowers rates later this year, residential development almost certainly reap. High interest rates also affect the demand for consumer products financed, like automobiles, and investment spending. If you want a good leading indicator for the market to see the U. S. Federal Reserve.
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