A major Wall Street firm just sent out an interesting memo to their clients. They're pointing out how the travel and leisure sector showed the first cracks before the 2008 financial meltdown. The timing feels deliberate—are they signaling that similar warning signs might be appearing now? History doesn't repeat, but it often rhymes. When consumer discretionary spending starts wobbling, especially in travel and entertainment, it's usually a canary in the coal mine for broader economic trouble ahead.

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DevChivevip
· 12-11 09:57
Here we go again with this "history repeating" argument... Can tourism consumption really predict an economic collapse? Last year, someone even went broke betting on this theory.
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ProveMyZKvip
· 12-11 01:37
You're trying to scare people again. Can this 2008 trick really be pulled off again?
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BTCWaveRidervip
· 12-09 23:50
Is the tourism sector starting to shake again? Is the 2008 script really going to play out once more...
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MerkleDreamervip
· 12-09 23:50
At it again? Every time the economy is about to crash, they use the tourism industry as an excuse. They still have the nerve to bring out the same tricks from 2008 to scare people.
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JustAnotherWalletvip
· 12-09 23:47
Is the tourism industry about to drop the ball again? Around this time last year, everyone was hyping up travel spending.
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