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Misseconomy

The US economy enters a recession within six months to a year (by ~2024-01-12).

A scored prediction by Tom Nash, made on .

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Misseconomy

I'm very bearish as far as where this economy is going. We're heading into recession.

The US economy enters a recession within six months to a year (by ~2024-01-12).

Made on
2023-01-12
Outcome
Miss
Importance
5 / 5
Effect on score
-2.22

What counted as right

Status
resolved
Settled on
2024-01-12

A US recession (NBER-dated, or two consecutive quarters of negative real GDP) begins on or before ~2024-01-12.

Same underlying facts as the calendar-2023 record but with the window extended to ~2024-01-12; still no recession began by that date under either the NBER or the two-quarter definition. Resolved; prediction did not come to pass.

Sources

  • 5 key takeaways from the December CPI report

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    Source

Evidence of what happened

  • NBER has dated no recession with a peak on or before 2024-01-12; no post-2020 recession has been announced.

    Evidence

  • BEA real GDP was positive in every quarter of 2023, including Q4 2023 (+3.4% annual rate), the last completed quarter before the 2024-01-12 deadline — no two consecutive negative quarters occurred in the window.

    Evidence

Corrections

No public corrections.

Effect on the score

-2.22
How sure they sounded
85%
Outcome
Miss
Importance
5 / 5

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Where this came from

The US economy enters a recession within six months to a ye…
Methodology version
v1.0.0
Last computed
August 2, 2026
Made on
2023-01-12

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