Great film! But it has to be pointed out, that: A. in 1966 there was an inversion below 0 and uninwertion of 10/2 y bonds yield curve and a – 20 % market slump occured. B. In 1984 there was NO inversion below 0 and uninwertion of 10/2 y bonds yield curve, although the S&P had a -13 % correction. C. In 1995 there was NO inversion below 0 and uninwertion of 10/2 y bonds yield curve and no market slump. So, to sum up:the 1984 and 1995 situations seem to be not relevant to current situation (recent 2022-2024 ~ 780 days invertion of 10/2 y bonds yield curve); the 1966-67 situation seems relevant – let’s hope in this scenario of soft landing, nevertheless a market correction happened that time. Cheers!
Great film! But it has to be pointed out, that: A. in 1966 there was an inversion below 0 and uninwertion of 10/2 y bonds yield curve and a – 20 % market slump occured. B. In 1984 there was NO inversion below 0 and uninwertion of 10/2 y bonds yield curve, although the S&P had a -13 % correction. C. In 1995 there was NO inversion below 0 and uninwertion of 10/2 y bonds yield curve and no market slump. So, to sum up:the 1984 and 1995 situations seem to be not relevant to current situation (recent 2022-2024 ~ 780 days invertion of 10/2 y bonds yield curve); the 1966-67 situation seems relevant – let’s hope in this scenario of soft landing, nevertheless a market correction happened that time. Cheers!
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