Inverted yield curve, corporate profit margins starting to shrink, cost of hiring going up due to wages hitting rock bottom, and the likelihood of a quick resol

Inverted yield curve, corporate profit margins starting to shrink, cost of hiring going up due to wages hitting rock bottom, and the likelihood of a quick resolution to the trade war becoming less and less likely. On the flip side, housing prices look strong (though that might have more to do with undersupply than strong demand) and consumer confidence is still high. If one or both of these start dropping, that would be an even bigger indicator that we are close to recession.