1. There’s already a down trend line in the #SP500 that these weak rallies can’t seem to break. It seems as though the top is in.
h/t @OccupyWisdom
h/t @vixsquared
US Treasury Yields, highest since…
3-Month: 2008
6-Month: 2008
1-Year: 2008
2-Year: 2008
3-Year: 2008
5-Year: 2010
10-Yr: 2014
30-Yr: 2015 pic.twitter.com/6aq9BnS9dX— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) February 22, 2018
So this might matter… pic.twitter.com/tLUKRvvTQq
— Nathan Joel (@thkglobalmacro) February 21, 2018
10 year treasury yields are now just below 2.95%. For those who think 3% is the ceiling think again. Once we move above 3.25% i think the move to 4% will be quick. If the stock market hasn't crashed by then, or the Fed has not changed policy, the move to 5% will be even quicker!
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) February 21, 2018
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