Nobel Prize winner Paul Romer predicted AI progress would slow sharply, and investor Gary Kaltbaum warned an AI-driven market may spark economic pain.
College students pay more to live in states like New York and California but they often earn more because of better job markets there.
Piper Sandler's Nancy Lazar sees rising jobless numbers in states such as California and Illinois as very strong evidence of a looming recession.
When unemployment jumps in nearly half of US states, a recession almost always follows, Piper Sandler's Nancy Lazar told Business Insider.
Hey, America, we are not in a recession, we haven't been in one for quite some time, and there isn't one coming soon.
Lukasz Tomicki warns investors aren't taking inflation risks seriously, which could lead to a stock market sell-off as interest rates remain high.
Don't assume inflation will fade, interest rates will fall, and the economy will escape a recession, say the JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs CEOs.
Inflation and politics appear to be driving the disconnect between Americans' view on the broader economy and reality.
The S&P 500 could see double-digit losses on par with the dot-com crash and the Great Financial Crisis, Bill Smead has previously warned.
Lower-income Americans are can't keep up with the rising cost of living and have blown through their savings, a JPMorgan analyst said.
DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach said a recession looks likely as the economy shows cracks, and steep interest rates could eat up companies' cash.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon flagged threats including sticky inflation, government overspending, foreign conflicts, and dwindling savings.
A top economist, Nancy Lazar, expects stricter bank lending and steeper interest rates to crush growth by hammering consumers, businesses, and stocks.
Big names including the "Big Short" investor Michael Burry and David Tepper's Appaloosa Management have been piling into the Chinese stock markets.
Economic data looks fuzzy, valuations are sky-high, and the market lacks an obvious catalyst to keep pushing higher.
"Recession anyone?" Albert Edwards wrote in a recent client note.
"Inflation may not go away the way people expect it to," the JPMorgan CEO said, adding: "There are a lot of inflationary forces in front of us."
American consumers - the backbone of the resilient US economy in recent years - appear to be winding down their wild spending spree.
The next recession has likely been postponed by the trillions of dollars of stimulus spent during the pandemic, one Wall Street vet says.
Warren Buffett keeps building Berkshire Hathaway's cash pile because bargains are scarce and he seems worried about the world, Steve Hanke said.