The ones with margin gambling on student loan debt would be my first choice.StuAzole said:Where is this bubble? Which asset class(es)?
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The ones with margin gambling on student loan debt would be my first choice.StuAzole said:Where is this bubble? Which asset class(es)?
Glad I reallocated to bonds in February!!obslop said:yield curve inversion.
StuAzole said:And how about the new record monthly budget deficit growth in Feb?
https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/us-budget-deficit-sets-february-record-of-234-billion
This is why 2.1% is bad. Trump's spending according to an economy that's growing at 4%+.
smart man. big week for treasuries with a lot more to come.BillyOcean said:Glad I reallocated to bonds in February!!obslop said:yield curve inversion.
cause he's a pathological lying used car salesman who can't tell the truthhal9000 said:Why is Trump reporting a 3.1% 2018 GDP growth when it was 2.9%? And the 4th quarter was 2.6%.
Trump still hasn't even come close to Obama's best quarterly GDP of 5.1%.
SAD.
You may have discovered a remarkable pattern among salesman in which they claim everything is better than it ishal9000 said:Why is Trump reporting a 3.1% 2018 GDP growth when it was 2.9%? And the 4th quarter was 2.6%.
Trump still hasn't even come close to Obama's best quarterly GDP of 5.1%.
SAD.
Harken back to that "5.9% GDP Growth COMING" thread you started once upon a time.BillyOcean said:You may have discovered a remarkable pattern among salesman in which they claim everything is better than it ishal9000 said:Why is Trump reporting a 3.1% 2018 GDP growth when it was 2.9%? And the 4th quarter was 2.6%.
Trump still hasn't even come close to Obama's best quarterly GDP of 5.1%.
SAD.
Nothing compared to Stephen Moore being on the Fed Board. FML.obslop said:1 month U.S. treasury yields 2.474%
10 year U.S. treasury yields 2.443%
madness.
Sharkbiscuit said:Nothing compared to Stephen Moore being on the Fed Board. FML.obslop said:1 month U.S. treasury yields 2.474%
10 year U.S. treasury yields 2.443%
madness.
interesting, meaning to low or too highobslop said:1 month U.S. treasury yields 2.474%
10 year U.S. treasury yields 2.443%
madness.
I can explain to you how DNA replication, transposable elements, and genetic recombination occurs. I have no idea what any of that stuff you said means.obslop said:think about it. the treasury market (which is 4 times larger than the US stock market) is saying that it is willing to receive a lower yield on a note with a 10-year duration than a note with a 1-month duration.
tie your money up for 1 month and make more than putting it away for 10 years.
this is the treasury market's way of saying our economic future is fooked.
you'll be seeing a lot of this in the mainstream press:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/markets/2019/03/22/why-inverted-yield-curve-bad-its-potential-recession-signal/3246907002/