The correction isn't happening everywhere yet, but it's starting to happen in places like the Bay Area, Silicon Valley, Manhattan, and LA. If you look at Zillow for instance, some houses in the uber expensive markets are being listed for less than their Zestimate which is interesting and telling.
Big tech cities will crash first, followed by big tech remote worker exodus states like Utah and Idaho. Then the South will follow, no way Texas and Florida markets are sustainable right now.
Cold War 2 is already well under way. The surplus of military Jets flying over where I live is crazy. Used to be like once every 2 months, no its about every two weeks I hear/see fighter Jets on training flights
Hes already popping up in articles. Had one were he was going to charged 3x the normal rate for an Uber.
I think we are stuck hearing about him for another 15 mins.
Look for signs of recession everywhere. Look at drive thru lines and how long they are. Look at how long it takes you to fetch an Uber ride. Look at how many people are still ordering Uber Eats. Look at AirBNB prices in your town. Look at the number of people walking around with a Starbucks cup. Look at how packed Disney parks are. Those will tell you whether we are in a recession or not.