iCapital's Amoroso: Recession isn't imminent until the Fed breaks something

<p><a id="m_-78132941566238862__Hlk124504931" name= "m_-78132941566238862__Hlk124504931"></a><a href= "https://icapital.com/about-us/anastasia-amoroso/">Anastasia Amoroso</a>, chief investment strategist at <a href= "https://www.icapital.com">iCapital</a>, says the biggest surprise in 2023 has been just how resilient the economy has been, but not the Federal Reserve's ability to deliver a soft landing, because economic growth combined with declining inflation and a cautious central bank are the recipe to delay a decline. Amoroso believes there will eventually be a recession, but says it's not imminent unless the Fed becomes too restrictive too quickly. Also on the show, David Trainer, president at research firm <a href= "https://www.newconstructs.com">New Constructs</a>, says this week's hot IPO deal is headed for trouble right out of the box, <a id="m_-78132941566238862__Hlk124504931" name= "m_-78132941566238862__Hlk124504931"></a>Megan Sanctorum discusses a survey showing that <a href= "https://www.allstarhome.com/resources/moving-regret-report/">nearly one-third of Americans feel stuck or 'trapped' in a home they don't like or can't afford</a> and, in the Market Call, Chris McMahon, chief executive officer at <a href= "https://www.aquinaswealth.com">Aquinas Wealth Management</a>, talks stocks and praises the very IPO that Trainer has in the Danger Zone. </p>