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Merrowstone Signal Intelligence

Recession Risk

Historical signal intelligence based on stored Merrowstone event memory and outcome observations. Results are ordered and labelled from existing database evidence only.

Signal Intelligence Summary

Signal nameRecession Risk
Historical events shown10
First occurrence shown2022-12-07
Most recent occurrence2026-03-16
Average 7d return-1.64%
Average 30d return-0.36%
Average 90d return+5.03%
Average relative 90d return-1.89%
Best observed outcomeAAPL 2022-12-21 +17.77% 90d
Worst observed outcomePFE 2022-12-16 -20.74% 90d
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Historical Events Timeline

Direct matches are shown separately from co-signal observations. Pending outcome windows are labelled rather than shown as broken data.

Date Company Headline Why related? Primary Signal 7d Return 30d Return 90d Return Relative 90d Return
Direct Signal MatchesThe selected signal is the primary or directly attributed signal.
2022-12-07 GS / Goldman Sachs Morgan Stanley slashes 1,600 jobs Same signal: recession-riskOutcome available: 7d, 30d, 90dTicker: GSAttribution confidence: 0.55Assigned Recession Risk because the event showed strong term evidence, contextual term evidence, entity conte… Recession Risk +0.13% -3.29% -3.16% -4.92%
2022-12-21 AAPL / Apple Ad tech firms focus on layoffs as ad recession fears build Same signal: recession-riskOutcome available: 7d, 30d, 90dTicker: AAPLAttribution confidence: 0.51Assigned Recession Risk because the event showed strong term evidence, contextual term evidence, entity conte… Recession Risk -6.95% +1.79% +17.77% +14.10%
2025-04-03 AAPL / Apple Stocks Have Worst Day Since 2020 as Trump’s Tariffs Raise Risk of Recession Same signal: recession-riskOutcome available: 7d, 30d, 90dTicker: AAPLAttribution confidence: 0.51Assigned Recession Risk because the event showed strong term evidence, entity context. Recession Risk -6.28% -2.12% +4.69% -11.26%
2025-03-24 AAPL / Apple BCX: Examining Inflation Protection Benefits And Recession Risks Same signal: recession-riskOutcome available: 7d, 30d, 90dTicker: AAPLAttribution confidence: 0.51Assigned Recession Risk because the event showed strong term evidence, entity context. Recession Risk +0.63% -7.31% -8.59% -13.44%
2024-10-11 AAPL / Apple Texas Instruments: From Calculators to Master Capital Allocators Same signal: recession-riskOutcome available: 7d, 30d, 90dTicker: AAPLAttribution confidence: 0.51Assigned Recession Risk because the event showed strong term evidence, entity context. Recession Risk +3.27% -1.35% +4.20% +3.71%
2022-12-29 MSFT / Microsoft What's next: Predictions, challenges and IT trends for 2023 Same signal: recession-riskOutcome available: 7d, 30d, 90dTicker: MSFTAttribution confidence: 0.51Assigned Recession Risk because the event showed strong term evidence, entity context. Recession Risk -7.76% +0.71% +16.68% +11.61%
2022-12-16 PFE / Pfizer The top 10 pharma M&A deals of 2022 Same signal: recession-riskOutcome available: 7d, 30d, 90dTicker: PFEAttribution confidence: 0.51Assigned Recession Risk because the event showed strong term evidence, entity context. Recession Risk +0.84% -10.35% -20.74% -24.09%
Related / Co-Signal EventsThe selected signal appears alongside another primary or contextual signal.
2026-03-16 JPM / JPMorgan Chase Goldman Sachs Stock Climbs Toward $800: Wall Street’s Most Powerful Bank Faces a New Test Co-occurs with: recession-riskPrimary signal: oil-supply-riskOutcome available: 7d, 30d, 90dTicker: JPMAttribution confidence: 0.51Assigned Recession Risk because the event showed strong term evidence, entity context. Oil Supply Risk +1.31% +7.46% +12.19% -0.95%
2026-03-13 JPM / JPMorgan Chase JPMorgan upgrades Alcoa stock rating to neutral on supply risks Co-occurs with: recession-riskPrimary signal: dividend-increaseOutcome available: 7d, 30d, 90dTicker: JPMAttribution confidence: 0.51Assigned Recession Risk because the event showed strong term evidence, entity context. Dividend Increase +1.10% +11.24% +11.17% -0.53%
2026-03-09 AAPL / Apple Is the MacBook Neo a 'Recession Indicator'? Tech CEOs Are Divided Over Apple’s $599 Laptop Co-occurs with: recession-riskPrimary signal: consumer-resilienceOutcome available: 7d, 30d, 90dTicker: AAPLAttribution confidence: 0.51Assigned Recession Risk because the event showed strong term evidence, entity context. Consumer Resilience -2.72% -0.38% +16.14% +6.85%

Historical observation only. This workspace does not provide investment advice, forecasts, price targets, buy/sell ratings, or claims of causation.

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