Breaking down the 'no landing' buzz: What it means for investors

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Talk has shifted dramatically in recent months from imminent predictions of a “hard landing”, then shifting to the likelihood of a “soft landing”.

Now economists are exploring what a "no landing" scenario means for investors and the stock market.

Under a "no landing" scenario the economy does not slow down, and upside risks to inflation come back after the initial decline in inflation.

Ultimately, this scenario brings back the volatile market action we saw in 2022 because it reintroduces the Fed's uncertainty about tightening.

Yahoo Finance's Brian Sozzi, Julie Hyman, Seana Smith, Dave Briggs and Ines Ferre break down the buzz behind a "no landing" scenario.

Key Video Takeaways:

0:08 - "No Landing" Metaphor (Bianco Research President Jim Bianco)

0:20 - "Hard Landing", "Soft Landing", "No Landing" Explainer (Yahoo Finance's Ines Ferre)

0:49 - The Risk of a "No Landing" Scenario (T. Rowe Price Chief Economist Blerina Uruci)

1:12 - What a "No Landing" Scenario Means to Investors (Commonwealth Financial Network CIO Brad McMillan)

1:25 - Is a "No Landing" Scenario Moving Markets? (eToro Global Markets Strategist Ben Laidler)

1:33 - Investing In a "No Landing" Scenario (VettaFi Vice Chair Tom Lydon)