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Forget Stocks, Bonds Are Warning About What’s Coming

By Phoenix Capital Research BondsNov 07, 2018 12:01AM ET
www.investing.com/analysis/forget-stocks-bonds-are-warning-whats-coming-200355958
Forget Stocks, Bonds Are Warning About What’s Coming
By Phoenix Capital Research   |  Nov 07, 2018 12:01AM ET
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Yesterday was election day in the US. As results continue to come in voters in the United States are deciding which political party controls Congress.

From the perspective of the financial markets, it doesn’t matter. Regardless of whether Congress is controlled by Democrats or Republicans, the bull market in stocks is OVER. Yes we might get a bit of a rally based on the market digesting results, but THE TOP is in for stocks.

That’s actually the good news. The BAD NEWS is that the US financial system might enter a crisis in 2019.

The bond market continues to blow up with yields on the ALL-IMPORTANT 10-year US Treasury retesting their recent highs. Bear in mind, this is happening at a time when the US is planning a $1.3 TRILLION deficit next year and will be relying HEAVILY on the debt markets to fund this.

UST10Y Monthly Chart
UST10Y Monthly Chart

By the way, this is a global phenomenon with bond yields breaking out in Germany and Japan as well.

German:Japan 10-Y Yields 2009-2018
German:Japan 10-Y Yields 2009-2018

This is a MASSIVE deal. This is effectively the bond markets telling entire countries that if they want to issue debt, it’s going to cost them more. And this is happening PRECISELY when these very same countries are planning on both issuing AND rolling over ENORMOUS amounts of debt.

Again… 2019 will be when the next crisis hits.

Forget Stocks, Bonds Are Warning About What’s Coming
 

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Forget Stocks, Bonds Are Warning About What’s Coming

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tony massabni
tony massabni Nov 07, 2018 8:12AM ET
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10-Year Bunds at 43-45 basis points, you call that a breakout?. 10-Year Treasuries unable to hold 3,20%? And headed lower and if they even if they do manage to creep up to 3,30 they will roll over to 3,10.. Inflation is off the radar screen in Europe. Hardly an issue in the US.
 
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