Heading Into Halftime of 2023
As we trot into the locker room at the halfway point of this year, we examine the competing ideology of calls for a recession vs. declining inflation leading to a bull market. We’ll also look at the economy’s resiliency, how America is viewed across the world, and the unprecedented play of Shohei Ohtani.
Key Takeaways
- [00:17] - Recapping the markets in the first half of this year
- [11:04] - Positive milestones in the rental markets
- [13:46] - The historical probability of market returns
- [14:55] - Shohei Ohtani is a stud
- [17:00] - How the U.S. is viewed globally
- [20:26] - Will Mexico be the next big growth market?
- [24:21] - America’s aging population
Links
- Barry Ritholtz: What Recession?
- Major milestones in the rental market
- History says there’s a higher probability of the stock market finishing up 20% than down for the year
- Ohtani’s 2 HR, 10K night
- International public opinion of the U.S. remains positive
- The US population is older than it has ever been
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