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#39
08-22-2019, 06:15 PM
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People who look for recession indicators typically look at the following: GDP ( gross domestic product number ) , actual or real income , employment numbers , retail sales , and industrial production.
None of these areas are really lagging. However, nobody has a crystal ball. Recessions come and go, bull markets come and go. Neither lasts forever. In terms of collectables, buy what you like and what you love, AND WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE IF IT GOES TO ZERO VALUE.
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