A prominent market strategist maintains his bullish outlook, expecting the economic boom that kicked off in 2020 to roll into 2026. The optimistic forecast rests on three pillars: productivity gains continuing to surprise on the upside, consumer spending showing no signs of cracking, and corporate earnings holding steady. This macro view suggests the current cycle has more runway than bears anticipate.
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FreeMinter
· 2h ago
They're bragging about the economic boom again. Believe it or not, I only believe half of it.
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DegenWhisperer
· 3h ago
Productivity continues to exceed expectations? Consumption isn't collapsing? Then why am I still so poor, haha.
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TokenDustCollector
· 4h ago
Productivity continues to exceed expectations, consumption hasn't collapsed, and corporate profits are stable... Sounds like another round of playing people for suckers feast.
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CrashHotline
· 9h ago
Here comes the trap again, productivity skyrocketing, consumption not waning, corporate profits stable... It sounds like a fairy tale, who would believe it?
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CodeZeroBasis
· 11-28 23:03
Listen, listen, listen, it's the same old story again, can the boom of 2020 last until 2026? I feel like he's telling a story.
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I believe in productivity gains exceeding expectations, but is there really no pressure on the consumption side? This guy must not have looked at the data.
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If the three pillars stand firm, shouldn't I be all in? But it just feels off somehow.
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Uh, I have to question the stability of corporate earnings; there have been plenty of downgrade expectations lately.
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Another bullish voice, this round of market action might still rally a bit more.
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Sure enough, the macro optimists never go missing, just see how long they can deceive us, haha.
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So does that mean the shorts should close all positions? I'm not really buying this.
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 11-28 22:54
Another trap? Explosive productivity, steady consumption, stable corporate profits... Sounds like a made-up story.
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DaoTherapy
· 11-28 22:53
Hmm... it’s that same trap again, consumers won’t collapse, businesses have steady profits? Why do I feel like this is the same as what I heard last year?
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LoneValidator
· 11-28 22:51
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Another round of this trap? Every time they say how much the economy can still soar, but what’s the result... it's strange if consumption doesn’t collapse.
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ProofOfNothing
· 11-28 22:44
Hmm... it's the same old trap of productivity, consumption, and profit, I'm tired of hearing it.
A prominent market strategist maintains his bullish outlook, expecting the economic boom that kicked off in 2020 to roll into 2026. The optimistic forecast rests on three pillars: productivity gains continuing to surprise on the upside, consumer spending showing no signs of cracking, and corporate earnings holding steady. This macro view suggests the current cycle has more runway than bears anticipate.