Elena Nikulina

High levels of spending make recession improbable, James Van Straten argues

High levels of spending make recession improbable, James Van Straten argues
Recession seen unlikely amid heavy spending

James Van Straten said it is impossible to have a recession given the current amount of spending going into the economy.

Van Straten has previously noted that U.S. market open and close times are often visible through chart patterns alone, even without time labels, in a recent analysis. He has also described leveraged ETFs as contributing to episodes of market euphoria, citing sharp declines in KORU in his coverage of ETF-driven trends. These observations provide further context to his current comments on economic resilience.

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