Anybody that says there isn't a recession coming, is an outright fool with their head up someone's @$$. I know people are gonna hate on me for saying this, but this is my uneducated take on things:
Everything in history that things have tracked this way, there has been a recession. Big or small, it has happened. Eventually people will stop buying houses, because they are impossible to afford. Then there will be houses for sale, that aren't selling. People won't be able to pay 125,000 for a new F150, so they won't sell. Eventually, there will be more supply than demand, which drives prices down, which cuts into profits, which drives cuts, which raises unemoyment, which cuts spending, drives up foreclosures, which exacerbates the housing issue, and it eventually hits a bottom somewhere. But when state laws have now mandated $15/hr minimum wages, will it stop short of past drops because some folks make more, will it be regional because only those places will have money to spend, or will it be widespread, and go much further because companies will simply pull out of those states to cut costs, as opposed to cutting wages or simply laying folks off? Bubbles don't continue to grow, without becoming weak, and eventually busting.
But I mean the government goobers can always just print more money, keep raising wages, and everything will work out fine right?
Rant off.