It’s not always as simple as that, though.

https://fortune.com/2023/10/01/recession-still-likely-and-coming-soon-6-reasons-why/

And one that agrees with you:

https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/with-gallic-shrug-fed-bids-adieu-recession-that-wasnt-2023-08-16/

The truth of the matter? No one really knows. Large economies are very difficult to forecast reliably and consistently. I hope you’re right and it’s all continual growth for the next couple of years, at the very least. But, like the first article I linked mentions, fed hikes can have a 18-24 month lag time to see real world impacts on various industries and we’re soon approaching the first of that timeframe.