Bet he's not standing in the queue to purchase a 10 year bond at a poorer rate of return than that given by a 2-year bond. Yeah, that's the truth of the matter as thing stand. And that's why yield curve inversions are such a strong leading indicator.
Apart from AMD shareholders, who holds for out loss making returns over the long term?
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Janet Yellen says yield curve inversion may be false recession signalOriginally posted by stonehenge View PostThis time is different.
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Who leaked that video of the last CUK meet up? I am withdrawing your invite from the Manchester social. What happens at CUK meets....Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAfter yield curve inverts, stocks typically have 18 months before doom
12 - 18 months from now and then it's game over. Zombie economic apocalypse.

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Past recessions have begun when the yield curve inversion corrects back to normal.
Recessions are perceived as bad things when all they are is huge wealth transfers. Where is the money going? I know
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Yield inversion
After yield curve inverts, stocks typically have 18 months before doom
12 - 18 months from now and then it's game over. Zombie economic apocalypse.
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