Comerica's Adams: Whatever is coming, it's not a 'recession'

<p><a href= "https://www.comerica.com/insights/comerica-bank/insights-authors/bill-adams.html"> Bill Adams</a>, chief economist at <a href= "https://www.comerica.com">Comerica Bank</a> says that the economy is not headed toward a significant downturn felt across many sectors of the economy, showing up in declining incomes and employment and it lasts for several quarters. While he sees slow growth and a few other issues, Adams believes the Federal Reserve has done enough to avoid a recession, and expects the central bank to wait at least one more meeting before having a rate hike in November to help play out the policies it has been pursuing to reduce inflation. Mark Newton, global head of technical strategy at <a href="https://www.fundstrat.com">Fundstrat Global Advisors</a> also sees the market and economy riding out a few years down the road before there is any recession; Newton expects investors to be able to make money this year and next before he sees a bear market ending the rally. In the latest installment of '<a href="https://www.FindMeTheMoney.com">Find Me The Money</a>,' <a href="https://www.fraudcoach.com">forensic accountant Tracy Coenen</a> discusses how earnings discrepancies and career moves make it imperative for women to get their share of a couple's retirement savings -- even if it means giving up the house -- to avoid becoming a statistic about poor lifetime savings. Plus, Charles Rotblut, editor of <a href= "https://www.aaii.com">AAII Journal</a>, talks about the positive value proposition of buying a ticket for Tuesday's $1.55 billion MegaMillions drawing.</p>