What the Doomsayers are Really Saying | Mainstream media stayed laser focused on doom and gloom this week. Of course, Harry has called for a Dark Window this year, expecting the U.S. stock market to zoom to the moon in an unexpected and final explosion before entering crash mode starting early in 2020. Harry’s been expecting this for some time now, but thanks to the heavy hand of the Fed, it’s delayed until the end of the Economic Winter Season. That means we’re going to feel the pain on the way out rather than on the way in. And Harry’s 90-year Bubble Buster cycle indicates that the coming crash could be the worst one yet. So, what gives with all the negativity? Harry reviewed the signals and indicators the so-called experts quoted, and wrote about his conclusions on Wednesday. The long and short of it is that many of the same analysts warning the end is nigh are, in fact, reiterating Harry’s message. All of the warning signals they point to indicate a crash is coming, just not now. Even the yield-curve inversion that everyone and their brother is talking about has at least an 11-month lag. The long-term Treasury yield fell below its short-term counterpart on March 22. If it’s an accurate forecaster of recession, as it’s mostly been since 1955, we could see things turn bad around February 2020. Right on cue.
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