Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

The first 200 pages of this thread (just prior to the beginning of the great recession) and the last 200 pages of this thread are eerily similar in that posters are saying the exact same things.

Maybe I should patent a new indicator: the ETZeroRisk Oscillator :D
 
Gap up sideways....gap up sideways....over and over.


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So it’s eye-catching, then, that Gundlach reiterated in a webcast on Tuesday his call that the 10-year Treasury yield would rise to 6 percent by 2020 or 2021. “We’re right on track” for that, he said. As a reminder, that would be the highest yield since 2000.

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5 Year German bonds: -0.148%

Somebody is really wrong here.
Freddie Mac Mortgage 30 year rate is up a full percent since last year and at an 7 year high - even though it is "only" at 4.79

The trend.
 
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And that curve continues to flatten despite the strong economy. Could it be that once Europe let's up on their QE, the US long end shoots higher? Perhaps.



See that, impending doom right around corner, which means we're gonna have more Macho Man new highs for the rest of the summer.

Once the ECB stops QE the overnight ramp in index futures will stall...yikes....thats stupid easy money.
 
Let's see what RTH session brings but as of the close yesterday SPX was basically right where it opened the week. And volume this week (yup know it is June and all) was lacking ooomph. Clean break out of the range in jeopardy.
 
Relax, it won't fall far...CNBC needs to tell the lunch crowd. The Dow had been down over 200, but has since recovered and is well off the low...same thing over and over.
 
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