Robert Kaplan: Recession or unemployment spikes look less likely as labor force remains tight

🐂 bull. 💩

It’s all talk talk ain’t no recession they all lie that’s their job don’t listen them

these guys won't miss a meal, they've never been to walmart, the labor force is nowhere, people are on the streed dudes, wtf are you guys on, many people are actually living paycheck to paycheck.

If you believe these two losers I have a condo to sell you on the moon the stock market Ponzi scheme illegal monopolies are coming to an end. America's priorities are in the wrong place they spend trillions of dollars on Military aggression around the world than the citizens in North America in their own country

I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 360K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30% annually in dividend returns. what could be my safest buy to outperform the market?? Any guidance on this would be highly valued..

There is ZERO chance of recession. There never was. Globalist propaganda is everywhere. Especially on CNBC.

Mr Kaplan knows stay healthy sir 🎉

This is BS.

Pump and dump to the last drop of blood

take this job and shove it.

ba ba but they won't hike

your social security money went to pay this clowns wages

Theyve said recession not declared until september or october from the start. This is just them milking the retail investors right up to the buzzer.

Kaplan would benefit from further history reading. It's virtually certain the current tariff structure will elevate consumer prices significantly, which increases inflation and results in a economic spiral likely resulting in a recession. Tariffs are well-studied, and their results are well-defined. Interesting times we live in......where the ordinary Joe using google and ChatGPT is better informed than most "experts".

The Fed needs to get there head out of there ass and start cutting rates

Every country cutting rates except America. To late Powell

US Debt has gone nuclear. Can't be stopped.

Farmers, restaurants and construction can’t find cheap Workers. So unemployment is going to fall as their labor cost skyrocket, as they have to pay more than a living wage.

You really captured how market conditions can shift quickly, reminding me of how understanding the bid-ask spread and volume in my videos helps decode those subtle changes in economic forces. Not everyone sees it, but sometimes a tight labor market and fiscal policy surprises can mute inflationary pressures longer than expected, even when tariffs and deficits loom large. If you want to dive deeper into how these market dynamics play out, my video on market volatility might give you some fresh perspectives.

Joke!😂