The stock market is soaring and investors are giddy about potential interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. But I’m not popping the champagne just yet. History shows that interest rate cuts have often preceeded recessions.Sure, the labor market looks strong, and trends like re-industrialization bode well for the economy. However, if GDP underperforms as it did in Q1, there’s always the possibility we could tip into a recession. European investors are already skeptical that this rally will last.I’m not ...