April 6, 2025

42 thoughts on “The Invisible Recession Has Started

  1. Tired of the "recession is coming!" threat. Recessive periods come along with equivalent market opportunities if you are well informed and equipped, I've seen folks amass wealth in the midst of economic turmoil and even pull it off easily in favorable conditions. Invariably, the collapse is getting somebody somewhere rich

  2. If one intends to destroy a people / nations then it's not enough to knock the supports out but to grind down to nothing every layer of the people, their business, their culture, heritage, etc. That's what Communism did to the eastern world and what Christianity did to the western world. So the theater is one of making sure before a depression is declared most are at the mercy of the government to prevent rebellion. This is why they support open borders. It's the fastest way to get there. This is about world dominion / global empire and has been for two millennia. Of course before we reach Aquarius (the Age of Information) where deceit will be dead and with it these ideologies.

  3. Sasha,… Stop pouring over numbers and look out your window. Whole sectors of jobs have been eliminated by computer or tech out-sourcing to cheap foreign labor. Money managers looking for profits have come home to dismantle and cannibalize the middle class. After printing 50 trillion dollars the inflation is just getting started.

  4. Of the many highly skilled knowledge workers that I know of who are looking for a job, they all are having a very tough time. So if jobs are growing, it can’t possibly be in highly skilled/knowledge/creative/educated positions. The days of recruiters banging on your door are gone. So something doesn’t add up.

  5. Maybe it's pedantic, but "50% of people earn less than the average wage" is unlikely to be true. 50% of people earn less than the median wage is true, but that's not what is being talked about here.

  6. A little bit of cherry picking data… basically 30% of poor people are not doing so good and have too much debt… So what? The reason for that is they got used to higher consumption during Covid when they got free money and they kept that going with easy access low interest credit cards. Now they are learning a hard lesson and some are defaulting on credit cards. The US economic is still solid, firing on all cylinders.

  7. Wise stole my money, private and business. Land wo reason. They returned some but call the rest “inaccessible “. You recommended them. Wanna do a video ab it? All legit on my side.

  8. Free money, money clitch, whatever you want to call it.
    Low interest loans or credit cards used to finance purchase of the big shares.
    FOMO on casino America.
    Banks create the money for the loans that on turn creates inflation. The rest of the world does the same as the over valued USD just keeps appreciating due to demand.
    The longer this goes on the bigger the correction.
    You have 2 options. Pay along or miss out.
    Missing out means devalued retained earnings.
    This has to end badly.

  9. The level of inefficiency and corruption in this administration is becoming absurd. Those who are not financially stable or those who are disabled and do not receive the support to which they are legally entitled to makes me sad. , A sincere thanks to 'Kris Lizette Dornbush' for turning my life around. Imagine making $10k in four days with an investment of $2k. I suggest you look her up by searching her full name, her information is available to the public..Truly facing this recession without investment is actually risky; salaries are easily spent off. This inflation has taught people the importance of multiple income investment, which helps a lot.

  10. Credit debt and non mortgage credits are outpacing mortgages even in my backwater country in the Balkans. The lower wage people have it worst cross EU as well. This is not a thing in the US, this is everywhere.

  11. Always love to hear what you say about economics. prices always goes up, and never comes back down. We can see that with prices in the supermarkets. The only other worry is deflation in the uk.

  12. You are confusing median and average.
    Median is the number that splits the people making more and less of by half.
    Average does not.
    Example:
    1,1,1,1,1,5
    Average 2 = 10/5
    Median 1

  13. Ha, I got you now! You said 4k is average salary and 50% of people earn bellow this. This is not correct, probably there are more under the average salary as the few top earners drive the average up. Joke aside I really appreciate your work and effort, I believe you have the best financial youtube channel!

  14. Doesn’t reduced job opening means that jobs are being filled? I would assume that as unemployment rates drop, job openings will drop as well since positions are being filled.

    Is this not so ?

  15. US government is fabricating its GDP and unemployment numbers to make the Dems look good. This is all part of a complex and coordinated effort to prevent trump not get elected.

  16. A recession is technical term defined by economists as a sustained period of economic decline, characterized by a decrease in real GDP and an increase in unemployment. There is no "invisible recession". Go back to Econ 101. You are making things up for clickbait

  17. Never lead with you wage requirements…
    Lead with with what you can add to the corporation.
    Never trash you previous employer.
    Make hiring you, a desirable proposition.
    At that point, wages will become subject to negotiation.

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