It's Epic Insanity! Get a little money velocity and the shit will hit the fan. If MMT worked why the hell haven't we been doing it for 200 years and do away with taxes. (idiots...epic idiots!)
Greg, is there an Oscillator or something else you have used that measures the difference in bond yields and the dxy, in a way to show either a positive or negative stock market bias? That’s a bit beyond my ability. Can’t recall ever seeing that relationship in a technical indicator.
I think the rate of change will be more of an issue than the actual level. Often its the change in momentum that matters most. A rapid increase would be seen as something wrong- even causing something to be wrong.
It will tolerate until it won't tolerate it! Duh!!!
I'm guessing 2%
same
agree
Yield would need to be competitive with an investment in a Dow 30 stock. A stock with a stated dividend below a 20 year yield.
I heard 1.5% wouldn't be a shocker from CNBC
It's Epic Insanity! Get a little money velocity and the shit will hit the fan. If MMT worked why the hell haven't we been doing it for 200 years and do away with taxes. (idiots...epic idiots!)
MMT isn't modern. It's been tried before many times and every time it's failed.
That's only because we didn't have the right socialists. /s
Because we've only had fiat to do it with for the last 50ish. Epic indeed.
1.51% if it rises FAST, at the same rate the DXY rises...
Greg, is there an Oscillator or something else you have used that measures the difference in bond yields and the dxy, in a way to show either a positive or negative stock market bias? That’s a bit beyond my ability. Can’t recall ever seeing that relationship in a technical indicator.
I bought TBT today to slow the bleed from TLT.
I think the rate of change will be more of an issue than the actual level. Often its the change in momentum that matters most. A rapid increase would be seen as something wrong- even causing something to be wrong.
its going to zero when public finds out there is no usa in ten years
First you have to ask yourself, "Do I feel like buying any bonds?"
The 10yy will correct to 3% and markets will finish correcting soon after.
10 year yield
I'd guess 2.5%
Intolerance will increase as we move closer to Q3, but until then it only matters that it's moving higher, not how high it's moving. #bullish
2.5 to 2.8 to test the trend line.