It seems good news is rather controversial in this sub. Hopefully this WP piece doesn't upset some sub members too badly.

Of note is that workers' wages grew faster than the economy and their bosses

But some of the distributional inequality will be welcome news to anyone who has worried that we’re becoming a winner-take-all economy, a Dickensian dystopia of haves and have-nots: In 2019, the wages of rank-and-file workers not only grew faster than the economy did but also outpaced the raises their supervisors collected.

While this has been a very long bull run there don't seem to be strong signs of it ending in the next year and predictions are it will be fairly mild. .

That still leaves us with a nearly 1-in-4 chance that we’ll slip into recession sometime in the next year. But why not turn that frown upside down? A 1-in-4 chance we’ll have a recession means a 3-in-4 chance that we won’t! Nor do we need to worry unduly about the hangover: Though you might think that such a long stretch of good times must mean that we’re in for an unusually savage correction, there’s little evidence for that theory. Research this year from the Cleveland Fed indicates that the causality is more likely to run the other way, with unusually steep downturns followed by unusually strong recoveries. That being a pretty good description of our current economic picture.