History suggests the answer is probably no

History suggests the answer is probably no. More often, the reversal of a yield-curve inversion has signaled that the wheels are about to come off the economy and the stock market with it, according to Tom Essaye, a former Merrill Lynch trader and founder of Sevens Report Research.

Tom Essaye Quoted by Forbes on July 27th, 2022

By making borrowing more expensive and thereby tempering demand, rate increases are critical…says analyst Tom Essaye of the Sevens Report.

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Tom Essaye Quoted in The Washington Post on July 23rd, 2022

The market looks at that, and basically, the logic is, ‘oh crap, if they’re doing…said Tom Essaye, president of Sevens Report Research.