If there is any tell-tale sign that a massive recession is coming, it is this: 2-Year - 10-Year yield curve inversion. If you look back in history you would see that every time this yield spread has inverted, the economy and the stock market has gone into a recession. The problem is that this is the deepest inversion from an historical perspective - deeper than 2008 inversion. This can play out very badly for the S&P500, and the stock markets in general.
Will S&P500 be in big trouble because of this?
Will S&P500 be in big trouble because of this?