3 Stocks to Buy Before the Next Recession

Although the U.S. economy just suffered the second consecutive contraction of its quarterly GDP, many economists are wary of suggesting that this usual indication is, in fact, a recession. Not only do such environments discourage consumers from stepping foot in stores, but people might be particularly hesitant to make the big-ticket investments in maintenance and care that automobiles so often require. Outlays on auto maintenance remain just as brisk during tough times as they are when consumers are flush with extra cash.