Look at the bond market, yields on the 10-year and on the 30-year were up again today. We haven't completely broken down yet but to me the chart looks ominous I mean there is the potential for a big break in the bond
market: drop in price, up in yield above 3.50% in the 10-year maybe above 4.00% in the 30-year in the short run.
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