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ERROR: type should be string, got "https://www.barrons.com/articles/a-u-s-recession-in-2019-1537999165\nA U.S. Recession in 2019?\nSept. 26, 2018 5:59 pm ET\nTwo market veterans are warning that the U.S. economy could slip into recession next year.\nMark Yusko, managing director and chief investment officer of Morgan Creek Capital, says the chance is “close to 100%,” while Dennis Gartman, editor of the Gartman Letter, puts the probability at 50%, Financial Advisor reports.\nGartman says the catalyst will be the Federal Reserve.\n“The fuel that had been injected into the system is not being starved, but it’s certainly being inhibited,” he’s quoted saying. “If they don’t continue some kind of quantitative easing methodology, that will be a precursor of a recession. Eventually, we should also see the yield curve move to an inversion, and six months after that a recession. Are we recession proof? Absolutely not.”\nTheir comments came at the Inside Alternatives and Asset Allocation conference in Las Vegas on Tuesday.\nYusko said that even with signs of quantitative tightening, monetary policy remains loose in real terms, making a dramatic near-term market selloff unlikely, but inflation will force the Fed’s hand.\nBoth speakers were critical of the Trump administration’s trade talk and tariffs.\n“The trade rhetoric is one of the dumbest things in the history of all administrations and it will cause a global recession,” Yusko said. “Global trade is off the cliff, it has actually turned negative and it is going to continue to get worse.”\nGartman described protectionism as a “slippery slope,” and said tariffs are an ineffective tool for addressing problems with countries like China.\n--Ross Snel\nALSO IN ADVISOR CENTER\nFamily Offices Still Lack Succession Plans\nMorgan Stanley Seeks to Crack Glass Ceiling\nWhy Merrill Might Leave the Broker Protocol\nTwo market veterans are warning that the U."