Tag: Recession

A Financial Forecast For 2023 (Ep.24)

A Financial Forecast For 2023 (Ep.24)

You can potentially expect the economy to slow down even a little bit more in 2023, from what you’ve experienced in 2022. Specifically, if you’re looking at the global economy it might be around the 2% range.

But wouldn’t it be helpful to have a crystal ball that would tell you exactly what to expect in the new year?

In this episode, Austyn Whittenburg answers some of the common questions his clients are asking at this time of year and shares a 2023 outlook as it relates to the economy stock market.

Austyn discusses:

  • If the economy is headed in the direction of a recession
  • Why the rising interest rates are contributing to the slowing of the economy
  • The worst year for bonds and why a recovery is expected in the new year
  • And more

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Mid-Year Outlook On The Economy (Ep.12)

Mid-Year Outlook On The Economy (Ep.12)

It certainly has been a bumpy ride over the past few months. But after some forecast analyses, are we finally going to see some improvements to the economy or do we have to keep our seat belts fastened as it drops even further?

In this episode, Austyn Whittenburg gives you a midyear outlook and what to expect the next six months to look like as it relates to the stock market and the economy.

Austyn discusses:

  • The forecast for the next six months relating to the economy and stocks
  • New opportunities with the current markets
  • How midterm elections can affect the stock market 
  • Is a recession really happening
  • And more

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