Timing the Markets with Consumer Sentiment

Businesses and producers around the world always cheer when U.S. consumer sentiment is in the 80 to 100 zone, as U.S. consumers play a big part in the global economic ecosystem.
The United States remains the largest consumer market in the world, but since the pandemic, this index has not recovered above the 80 level.

Does it mean that, there is a risks economy to enter into a recession?

How can we use this index to time our investments and trades?

E-mini Russell Futures
Ticker: RTY
Minimum fluctuation:
0.10 index points = $5.00

Micro E-mini Russell Futures
Ticker: M2K
Minimum fluctuation:
0.10 index points = $0.50

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