We have pointed out that the “inverted yield curve!!!” hype of last summer was just that, technical sounding hyperbole for the public to get riled
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On the Yield Curve
As I watch the 10/2 yield spread inch another increment toward steepening I can’t help but wonder if the public, which was diddled so thoroughly
Man Who Predicted $800 Gold Has a New Prediction
The next recession won’t be so bad. That’s it, that’s the prediction. But first… In 2012 the academic Campbell Harvey of the Harvey & Erb
Out of Control Trump Urges Zero % Interest Rates [w/edit]
[edit] My friend Scott chimes in thusly… “Oh, nice post this morning, all I can say and ever say is what Pete Townsend so accurately
Yield Curve Smashed
This is just breathtaking, as the would-be steepener is now dead and buried. It has the feel of a final and dramatic move. A lot
The Yield Curve’s Steepener is Cooked, for Now
The 10yr/2yr spread is making a lower low, that breaks the steepening trend of 2019 and the signal would normally be thought to be Goldilocks;
Yield Curve Control, Whether Intended or Not [edit: Trump Tweets, Dow shears 300 points; high comedy]
[edit] I started a simple yield curve post with the markets very green and before hitting the Publish button see a red stock market on
Yields and Some of the Things They Influence
Long-term yields bumped up today… This of course bumped my position in the T-bond bear up. It bumped my position in the Regional Banks iShares
“Yield Curve Control”?
“There is nothing wrong with your television set [market signaling]. Do not attempt to adjust the picture [ratios, indicators, free market inputs]. We are controlling
Yield Curve Continues Firm Rebound
Jerome Powell (I have to believe purposely) rammed it back into gear. Deflationary or even Goldilocks signaling will not do. I don’t pretend to know
10/2 Yield Spread, Live
With the June Jobs release behind us, the 10/2 yield spread/curve (CNBC) is left to do its part in indicating the future. It maintains its
10/2 Yield Spread Alligator Chomping Along
The most recent tooth in this alligator’s jaw is toward the flattening side as the 10/2 continues to grind out a potential steepener for 2019.
Yield Spread Continues to Hint at Steepening
A steepening yield curve/spread does not need to bring on doom, as it did in 2000 and 2007. In the early 90s a steepener went
A Makeshift Yield Curve Steepener
I have held SHY (1-3 year Treasury bond fund) as a cash equivalent for many months now. It’s paid out a lot of good income