ilmscore | Stock Market Crash or Wave of Cash Coming?

Predictions from this Video

Total: 16
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 16
Prediction
Topic
Status
Lululemon (LULU) shares are expected to recover significantly if the Supreme Court negates 80% of this year's tariff increases.
"That could see Lululemon, one of the hardest hits by these tariffs, reverse out a lot of this 56% drop in the shares this year."
LULU
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Ethereum (ETH) is predicted to serve as the foundational infrastructure for future blockchain development.
"I still prefer Ethereum on that stable coin theme and as the backbone infrastructure on which is going to be built"
ETH
Pending
Circle Internet Group (CRCL) stock is expected to increase over the long term due to stablecoin growth.
"And that long-term stable coin growth should take this one higher, giving you that bigger picture with the sector spider sector tracker."
CRCL
Pending
If a recession occurs, it will be the fastest in history.
"Even if we can't avoid a recession, it could be the fastest in history and your best opportunity to pick up cheap stocks along with the five stocks I'm buying ahead of time."
US Economy, Recession
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US employment will see more job losses than creation in the coming months.
"Employment is clearly falling and the next few months will show more job losses than creation as employers get nervous."
US Economy, Employment
Pending
Industrial production will decline further, following retail sales and employment weakness.
"Industrial production has been falling since June and is going to follow those retail sales and the employment weakness lower as companies try to cut back production ahead of a recession."
US Economy, Industrial Production
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Real personal income will continue to decline.
"And real income dropped hard in May with the first of that tariff inflation and is only going to get worse as companies try to pass on more of their costs to consumers."
US Economy, Personal Income
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Key economic indicators will soon deteriorate to levels typically associated with a recession.
"That likely means that the downward trend in all of these indicators is very soon to be at a point or worse where we've seen a recession in the past."
US Economy, Recession
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If the economy weakens, interest rates are likely to drop by 2.5% to 3%.
"we're likely to see even more if the economy weakens, maybe even two and a half or 3% lower rates."
Federal Reserve, Interest Rates
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Mortgage rates will likely decrease to 4% within the next year.
"Those Fed cuts could lower mortgage rates down to 4% over the next year and unlock trillions of dollars in consumer spending."
Mortgage Rates, US Economy
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Significant capital will move from money market accounts into the stock market.
"And a lot of that money is going to be looking in stocks for higher yields."
Stock Market, Capital Flows
Pending
Reduced interest rates will lead to a significant increase in consumer spending.
"and the coming cash wave from those lower rates will bring consumer spending surging back."
US Economy, Consumer Spending
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S&P 500 is likely to experience a 5-10% correction in the coming months.
"but could see one of those normal corrections of 5 to 10% over the next few months."
S&P 500, Stock Market Correction
Pending
Consumer staple companies will gradually transfer higher tariff costs to consumers over the next year, leading to increased profit margins and renewed investor interest.
"a gradual pass through of costs on to consumers over the next year. It's going to boost profit margins and bring investors back."
Consumer Staples, Profit Margins
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The monthly Producer Price Index (PPI) released on Wednesday is expected to decrease, causing a false sense of hope in the market and a stock rally.
"With the PPI on Wednesday, we should see some of that monthly rate come down quite a bit because some of last month's jumps or one-off broker fees that are going to be reversed out that could give the market a false sense of hope and expect stocks to rally on the news."
Inflation, PPI, Stock Market Reaction
Pending
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) report on Thursday is expected to show a 3% annual increase in consumer prices, which will concern investors about rate cuts and potentially depress stock prices by week's end.
"Thursday, though, we're likely to see that consumer prices have jumped 3% over the last year. It's well above the Fed's 2% goal for inflation and will have investors again worried about those rate cuts and could weigh on stocks to close the week."
Inflation, CPI, Stock Market Reaction
Pending