The market has been needing an excuse to sell down stocks. Them double-digit gains in 2019 will continue to evaporate. Despite low unemployment and [slightly] rising wages (mostly in techs and services):- Manufacturing is in a shallow recession- Retail is in a depression- Federal government liabilities are underfunded- Corporate debts as % of GDP at all time high- Student and credit card debt at all time high- People around the world broke and in debt- Energy producers not making enough money (or lose money outright) due to low prices- Tesla and cryptocurrencies prices Do all the above guarantee a recession? No.Is it surprising if a recession happens because of all these structural economic flaws? Absolutely not.notes via user.In dire need of help managing your portfolio? Sign up on DIY Value Marketplace Guide.