If you have been watching the “inside of the stock market” over the past six months or so, you’ve been able to see the increasingly popular “soft landing” narrative regarding the direction of the economy play out in prices, states Jesse Felder of TheFelderReport.com.
I’m especially referring to the relative performance of things like transportation stocks, materials, retail, and small caps. After leading the stock market lower through the first half of last year, they began to show signs of life from that point forward, lending credence to the “soft landing” narrative.
Over the past month or two, however, they have taken another sharp dive, implying the “soft landing” scenario may not be as likely to materialize as stock market bulls may hope. In fact, their recent weakness strongly suggests you “better be careful and keep your eyes open” because we may be headed for a hard landing after all. And that’s a scenario that analysts and stock prices have not yet begun to discount.
Learn more about Jesse Felder at TheFelderReport.com.
