Is a recession looming? The answer is still yes
Margin Debt –
the U.S. stock market has had a strong 10-year run. So too has the trend in the amount of money lent to investors to buy stocks, otherwise known as margin debt. As with skyrocketing corporate, government, student loan and other debts, no one seems to care…until they do. And when the recession calls start coming in full force, this will put the economy in an awkward position, to say the least. More on that in item number 4 below.
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