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...The two-year U.S. treasury is yielding 0.33 percentage points more than the five-year, “an unusually large difference,” DataTrek’s Nicholas Colas wrote.

This is rare and has happened only a few times in recent decades: 1989, 2000, and 2006. It’s happening now and Colas says that it means that the market is saying the “Fed is going to start reducing rates in the next 1-2 years” or that there are structural inflation problems. lol.

In any case, Colas’s takeaway is that "this is the most bullish indicator we’ve come across in weeks, even if its history says it is not especially good at calling stock market bottoms.”<--?

This is why everyone is going to be glued to the screens as the CPI report crosses Thursday, giving us the latest look at whether the Fed is finally starting to get the compelling data it seeks.
 
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Now that I have all these new wins to my record. And I gave that other interview They want me back in the Jan Issue. I have not agreed in full yet /I want to iron out how many time they are going to depict me lighting up etc... I want this to be about the Process!!!! Not me.
 
I have a bunch of parties to go to today. Dems are kicking up their heels and letting their hair down. I'll check back right at the open // then after Lunch. Believe we have CPI tomorrow.... some of my bullishness is certainly ebbing.

~stoney



TALK TO YOU ALL AT LUNCH!

AS ALWAYS,

BE CAREFUL OUT HERE-!
 
The two-year U.S. treasury is yielding 0.33 percentage points more than the five-year, “an unusually large difference,” DataTrek’s Nicholas Colas wrote.

This is rare and has happened only a few times in recent decades: 1989, 2000, and 2006. It’s happening now and Colas says that it means that the market is saying the “Fed is going to start reducing rates in the next 1-2 years” or that there are structural inflation problems. lol.

In any case, Colas’s takeaway is that "this is the most bullish indicator we’ve come across in weeks, even if its history says it is not especially good at calling stock market bottoms.”<--?

This is why everyone is going to be glued to the screens as the CPI report crosses Thursday, giving us the latest look at whether the Fed is finally starting to get the compelling data it seeks.[/QUOTE]

Good Day Stoney! So tired from muling Penn ballots :) You see certain banks are paying CD 18-24 months at 4.89%? I opened one yesterday moving some from Marcus. CDs are going to 5%?
 
I won't profess to know the ins and outs, but when the headlines read liquidity crunch and withdrawals are affected............ well, that aint good for FTX. Looks like Binance may bail them out. That's how I read it anyways.
Cramer called SBS the Jay Gould of 1866 Gold Scandal. Personally I am the Sgt Schultz of Crypto.



https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...iscerated-in-days-with-binance-set-to-buy-ftx

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/sam-...NkmQDQ4X9w-owQP6kuE_XZxRFOJAj6UAiMHEhKgd76dBX
 
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