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I read entire article, sure about the three exclamation points? 0.2% uptick is not much to hang on to. The Midwest flooding and Boeing issues could mess that up. I think cautiously optimistic would be my feeling right now, getting a little nervous.
Obama had the US economy roaring when the rest of the world (aside from China) were on the verge of going down.
Not even close. Millions of middle class jobs gone, millions tossed out of their houses, "stimulus" meant 100s of millions of dollars going to political cronies for nothing, the disastrous Obamacare. It goes on and on. Everything the hapless community agitator touched turned to ****.
Americans are glad he is gone and just a foul memory now.
Trump has pulled us from that Democrat brink. He's still winning!
- The spread between 3-month and 10-year Treasury notes has fallen below 10 basis points for the first time since 2007.
- An inverted yield curve, where short-term yields are higher than their longer-term counterparts, is considered a reliable recession signal.
- The Federal Reserve this week said the U.S. economy is still strong but is facing challenges from global weakness.
Most notably, the spread between the three-month bill and 10-year Treasury note narrowed to 4 basis points. A so-called yield curve inversion, where the rate of longer-dated debt falls beneath its shorter-dated counterparts, is widely viewed as an accurate recession indicator, and the three-month and 10-year pair is the most closely followed by economists. That spread narrowed further Wednesday, standing a hair’s breadth from a full-blown inversion red flag.
The only bonds the democrats offer are bonds of economic slavery as they open up the safety net to anyone in the world who can get here.
Are you avoiding the Dow 25K thread b/c it proved your ideas wrong so many times ?
I gotta admit, you have a sense of humor.
It was hilarious watching you avoid my point: Do you think you're smarter than the bond market?
Maybe you don't even know what a "bond market" is.
I am pretty sure I've been posting in your Dow 25K thread as often as you have the past month. Maybe more.
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