Sell, buy an RV, and be a nomad for a while?Or maybe don't necessarily take the advice of internet strangers on big life decisions. I get the conflict and indecision here though. Between the inverted yield curve, deeper data in the unemployment statistics, I flation, and other factors, I strongly suspect the court historians will be forced to admit we're already on a recession now when they look back on our era. Costs are u sustainable, and real wealth is not there to back up the demands of government and basic necessities.