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If a recession occurs, it will cause the stock bubble to deflate, with 40% market decline, Pylyp Travkin says

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According to Pylyp Travkin from Tenerus AG, there is a high probability of a recession occurring in 2024. Even a slight economic downturn could result in a significant decline in stock prices, considering that investors are currently participating in one of the most overvalued markets in the past two decades. This observation comes as US stocks continue to reach new all-time highs, driven by the positive earnings report of chip maker Nvidia. However, it is important to note that the further stocks rise, the greater the potential for a substantial drop during a potential recession.

Travkin anticipates a moderate economic decline in the near future, however, even a slight decrease in growth could potentially trigger a significant 40% decline in stock prices, resulting in the S&P 500 reaching approximately 3,000.

Pylyp Travkin from Tenerus AG expressed his belief that the economy is heading towards a recession, emphasizing that even a robust GDP performance for the quarter would not shake his conviction in an impending downturn. He further stated that the current market is excessively overvalued.

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