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Treasury Yields Are Tumbling Post-ADP
30Y yields are back below 2.50% - the lowest level since last Thursday's yield-ramp (following consecutive weak auctions) - as ADP data showed a lot less exuberant escape-velocity-ness than expected. The entire bond complex is seeing yields tumble post-ADP, extendionb the drop from the overnight session which did not bounce back like stocks...
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German 10-yr @ 0.14. The 1-yr chart looks as though it's been drawn with a ruler. Will the madness ever end?
This is not consistent with the "rates are going up" meme provided by all the criminals at the Fed...
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Time to cue BATS self help. Another potential 1% correction coming?
Recession Dead Ahead.....
Brace for Inpact.
Are you suggesting that there is a market that allows for true price discovery?
Price discovery is not the only market is there?
We are going to have sales discovery, profit discovery, and employment discouvery for starters.
For all they have done, Profits after taxes in the US Business economy are declining just as they hvee done before the last two "official" recessions. That trend will not change because of buybacks or low interest rates.
They cannot mask everything all the time.
"They cannot mask everything all the time." -- Of course, but they most certainly will try. These ivy-league fuckers really do believe that they are superior. I know too many of them. When they fail they will not take reasponsibility for their leadership.
They ignore the lessons of the former Soviet Union's collapse while central-planning the exact same outcome.
The public equity market is dead. It does not provide effective oversight mechanism for equity owners. It does not align interests between owners and agents. In fact, it guarantees the company will be run for the benefit of management, to the detetriment of owners, employees, clients and vendors. And all these fuckers that justify their gross compensation by stating that "they took the risk" will ask for more bailouts. Guess what fuckers, you are not taking a risk if you are getting a fucking bailout. The guillotine is getting hungry.
Interesting times for sure.
The drop to under 1% on the 10 year yield will be fast.
Shits getting real