Morgan Stanley predicted end of economic cycle in 2021. www.morganstanl...-cycle-end.html?cid=232071...
And it looks like a yield curve inversion will occur in 2019 or 2020. fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?id=T10Y3M
I combined the above ideas and drew a green line staying in the current bullish trend channel. I drew a red line showing a delayed bearish reaction after a yield curve inversion. Recessions usually follow 3-22 months after a yield curve inversion. The red line shows a drop to a support line by 2021 and then a rally in anticipation of a new economic cycle.
And it looks like a yield curve inversion will occur in 2019 or 2020. fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?id=T10Y3M
I combined the above ideas and drew a green line staying in the current bullish trend channel. I drew a red line showing a delayed bearish reaction after a yield curve inversion. Recessions usually follow 3-22 months after a yield curve inversion. The red line shows a drop to a support line by 2021 and then a rally in anticipation of a new economic cycle.
If the app's forecast came true, it would defy expectations of a bubble followed by a crash. However, the anticipated actions of the Federal Reserve actually could resist the bubble and resist the crash. So, it is possible to have a sideways market for a decade.