The Average American Knows We're in a Recession
Briefly

Doug and Lee discuss how the U.S. might be entering a recession, identifying high interest rates and increasing credit card debt as clear indicators.
The commentators argue that the popular 'buy now, pay later' scheme is losing its allure for consumers as economic conditions worsen.
Politicians are criticized for incorrectly attributing inflation to retailers' pricing strategies rather than the real economic pressures affecting households.
Experts recommend investing in high-quality dividend stocks as a safeguard in economic downturns, suggesting that savvy investors are already capitalizing on these opportunities.
Read at 24/7 Wall St.
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