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GM brother. I understood The 10Y Yield going up is a bearish signal to the stock market—am I getting this wrong?

In the video you said that the yield going steadily up would be a bullish signal for the stock market.

Would anybody care to explain this to me?

Thanks and Godspeed

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I asked for greg to clear this same thing up because im a little confused also

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Mads. It’s like GM said. “They are lying to you!” When the market appears lackluster, it’s a very opportune time to buy into those long term hedges like gold, silver and some crypto. Real estate may be a good move also. Set your sails against the wind and tack your way through the seas of uncertainty. Happy sailing Mate!

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Fellow warrior thanks for your response.

To be clear, what's the relation of the 10 Year Yield to the stock markets?

I've a goal to set sail in the next year to travel the world, so I'm learning trading/investing this year as to do it remotely. Your message is filled with providence, thank you. Bon voyage mon ami

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The 10 year note is the prime indicator to watch. If there is trouble in the bond market (debt) the stock market will reflect it immediately. The 1930’s crash of the market followed a planned implosion of the bond market. The Debt or bond market is the dog and the stock market is the tail. An implosion of the bond market will be the harbinger of a stock collapse. Think positive. Your gold, silver and crypto will skyrocket, but those who ignored the advise to save real assets will be demolished. It’s not something I wish to see in my lifetime.

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Good morning..

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