The US is finally moving away from the extended crisis period that lasted from September 2013 through January 2014, and for a couple of months now things should be looking up. The US does itself proud in the Sochi Olympics in February, and from late February through most of March, the nation's mood rises as the market and the economy both show significant gains. News of novelties, rebellious groups, and technological surprises may dominate the news cycles in March, but the nation avoids new wars, conflicts, and attacks in March.
The rate of school shootings and other public disasters should decrease now that we've moved into February.
The next big crisis for the nation arrives in April, probably late in the month. In April and May the US will suffer substantial losses. The trouble that April brings will certainly have a strong financial component to it, but I would not feel comfortable saying that it will be a purely financial crisis. However, I do not see any signs of any terrorist attacks or anything of that nature occurring at that time.
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