Perhaps you remember around 2007 or so talking heads on financial networks kept babbling about the “soft landing” the economy would experience...the “experts” said so.
This situation is nothing like 2007. Much more like 1969. The reforms instituted after 2007 changed banking for the better.
Go to the FDIC site, you can look at the books of any bank, you can see right where they are at financially. And that info is audited for accuracy.
People longing for a big crash are in for a big disappointment. So they will simply insist it’s a big crash no matter what happens.
Yes, I do... I was (and still am) managing portfolios for clients. If you look at unemployment vs stock prices, historically super-low unemployment is “as-good-as-it-gets” for stocks, and prices usually decline as unemployment rises. If the bond market is right, and a recession is coming, this will either be the first recession in which equity prices don’t decline and/or unemployment doesn’t rise.