New GDP data released on Thursday showed that the U.S. economy has officially entered a recession with its second straight quarter of contraction. 

Lets share some companies that have provided strong returns during past recessions. We will limit this to companies with a $5B market cap, with these larger companies having the ability to better manage short-term impacts.

New GDP data released on Thursday showed that the U.S. economy has officially entered a recession with its second straight quarter of contraction.   Lets share some companies that have provided strong returns during past recessions. We will limit this to companies with a $5B market cap, with these larger companies having the ability to better manage short-term impacts.

Sam Mendoza

Politically motivated muddying of the waters? 🙃
https://twitter.com/ConanOBrien/status/1552358211986006019

Is it officially a recession?  the National Bureau of Economic Research's Business Cycle Dating Committee (NBER) has not said so.  🧐

Jerome Cody

Politically motivated muddying of the waters? 🙃 https://twitter.com/ConanOBrien/status/1552358211986006019

The White House now says it’s only a recession if you see a salamander wearing a top hat.

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Stock to Watch: Walmart (NYSE: WMT)

• The stock returned 13.4% during the 2020 Coronavirus recession. 
• The stock returned 5.1% during the Great Recession. 
• The stock returned 9.5% during the 2001 recession. 
• On average, the company has returned 9.3% during recessions.

Stock to Watch: Walmart (NYSE: WMT)  • The stock returned 13.4% during the 2020 Coronavirus recession.  • The stock returned 5.1% during the Great Recession.  • The stock returned 9.5% during the 2001 recession.  • On average, the company has returned 9.3% during recessions.

Stock to Watch: General Mills (NYSE: GIS)

• The stock returned 23.2% during the 2020 Coronavirus recession. 
• The stock returned 2.7% during the Great Recession. 
• The stock returned 16.7% during the 2001 recession. 
• On average, the company has returned 14.2% during recessions.

Stock to Watch: General Mills (NYSE: GIS)  • The stock returned 23.2% during the 2020 Coronavirus recession.  • The stock returned 2.7% during the Great Recession.  • The stock returned 16.7% during the 2001 recession.  • On average, the company has returned 14.2% during recessions.

Sam Mendoza

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